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. 2014 Jan 2;8(3):274–281. doi: 10.1111/irv.12231

Table 1.

Average annual incidence and crude and age-adjusted relative risk of influenza-associated hospitalizations among adults by age, by sex, and by race/ethnicity, New Haven County, CT, 2007–2011 (N = 1094)

Population* Number (%) of cases Crude average annual incidence** Relative risk and 95% CI P-value Age-adjusted relative risk and 95% CI
Age category
 18–49 374 115 340 (31·1) 22·72 Reference Not applicable
 50–64 171 416 238 (21·8) 34·71 1·53 (1·29–1·80) <0·001 (trend) Not applicable
 65+ 123 972 516 (47·26) 104·06 4·58 (3·99–5·25) Not applicable
Sex
 Male 316 520 413 (37·8) 32·62 Reference Reference
 Female 352 983 681 (62·2) 48·23 1·48 (1·31–1·67) <0·001 1·35 (1·20–1·53)
Race/ethnicity***
 White (non-Hispanic) 478 657 673 (61·5) 35·15 Reference Reference
 Black (non-Hispanic) 73 409 226 (20·7) 76·97 2·19 (1·88–2·55) <0·001 2·77 (2·39–3·21)
 Hispanic 84 123 173 (15·8) 51·41 1·46 (1·24–1·73) <0·001 2·20 (1·89–2·56)
*

Population estimates obtained through the 2010 Census.

**

Overall incidence was calculated as the number of cases within the category dividing by the total population within the category. Average annual incidence was then calculated for the 4 study season as per 100 000 person-years.

***

Twenty-two (2·0%) cases were either in other race/ethnicity categories or the data on race/ethnicity were missing.