Table 1.
Property | Performance | Ref. |
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Safety | In healthy adults: • Most adverse events were mild; vaccine-related serious AEs had not been observed • Rates of solicited local AEs were higher in the vaccine group than in the placebo group (13 vs. 7 %) and the rates of solicited systemic AEs were not significantly different between the two groups (20 vs. 20 %) • Reported AE of the entire immunized population was <2 % of both vaccine and placebo groups In pregnant women: • Appeared to be safe for mothers and fetus |
[5, 53] |
Immunogenicity | Robust humoral response—Hecolin® induced, almost completely seroconversion, and reached sevenfold higher level of anti-HEV IgG (15 Wu/ml) than immunity induced by asymptomatic infection (1.9 Wu/ml) | [28] |
Efficacy | 100 % (72–100) against hepatitis E disease; 78 % (66–86) against HEV infection; 100 % (9–100) against hepatitis E disease after receiving two shots in 1 month |
[28, 53] |
AE adverse event