Table 3.

Comparison of respiratory illness cases, hospitalizations, and mortalities in rhesus and Japanese macaques from ONPRC stratified among exposure groups, macaques are followed for one-year post-exposure, data collected years 2016–2021 from PRIMe

Condition	Exposed in utero group (n = 16)†	Exposed infants group (n = 75)†	Less exposed infants group (n = 489)†	Total (n = 580)†
Respiratory Illness	0	7 (9.33%)	11 (2.25%)	18 (3.10%)
Hospitalizations	0	13 (17.33%)	81 (16.56%)	94 (16.21%)
Mortalities	0	10 (13.33%)	40 (8.18%)	50 (8.62%)

Abbreviations: ONPRC, Oregon National Primate Research Center; PRIMe, Primate Records and Information Management

^†Percent (%) of the exposure group that had a respiratory illness event, was hospitalized, or died