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. 2024 Jul 16;40:100818. doi: 10.1016/j.bbih.2024.100818

Table 1.

Demographic statistics for each outcome.

Demographics Antibody response (n = 372) Side effects (n = 460) Affective outcomes (n = 462)
Age, mean (SD) 52.06 (11.92) 52.43 (11.89) 52.41 (11.95)
Age, min - max 18–76 18–76 18–76
Sex, n (%)
 Female 242 (65.05%) 294 (64.05%) 295 (63.99%)
 Male 130 (34.95%) 165 (35.95%) 166 (36.01%)
Race and Ethnicity, n (%)
 Asian 99 (26.61%) 116 (25.22%) 116 (25.11%)
 Black/African American 8 (2.15%) 15 (3.26%) 15 (3.25%)
 Hispanic/Latinx 35 (9.41%) 40 (8.70%) 41 (8.87%)
 White 205 (55.11%) 259 (56.30%) 259 (56.06%)
 Other/Multiracial/Unknown 25 (6.72%) 30 (6.52%) 31 (6.71%)
Education, n (%)
 Some college or less 50 (13.44%) 67 (14.57%) 68 (14.72%)
 4-year degree 151 (40.59%) 181 (39.35%) 181 (39.18%)
 Professional degree/Doctorate 171 (45.97%) 212 (46.09%) 213 (46.10%)

Note: Sample size varies for each outcome measure. Sample size indicates total number in the sample in which age is calculated. Sample size also varies depending on availability of socio-demographic data. For example, for side effects, the total number of people who provided sex data was 459.