Table 4.

Likelihood of accepting group B strep vaccine in four difference scenarios by age, parental status and previous knowledge of group B strep

How likely would you be to have a group B strep vaccine in the following situations?	18–24 years (% of n=239)	25–34y ears (% of n=359)	35–44 years (% of n=415)	p Value	Children (% of n=557)	No children (% of n=456)	p Value	Know what it is (% of n=374)	Don't know what it is (% of n=639)	p Value
Licensed and recommended
Likely	78	79	80	NS	81	76	NS	83	77	0.0163
Don't know	15	12	14		11	16		10	16
Unlikely	8	9	6	NS	7	7	NS	7	8	NS
Licensed, not specifically recommended
Likely	56	52	50	NS	52	52	NS	57	49	0.0132
Don't know	17	19	21		18	21		16	21
Unlikely	27	29	29	NS	30	27	NS	27	30	NS
Part of a research study, previously tested in 5000 pregnant women
Likely	50	44	38	0.0139	46	40	NS	47	41	NS
Don't know	19	15	21		16	21		16	20
Unlikely	31	40	41	0.0247	38	38	NS	38	38	0.0246
Research study, previously tested in 500 pregnant women
Likely	34	35	28	NS	37	27	0.0009	36	30	0.0435
Don't know	21	17	24		19	23		18	23
Unlikely	45	48	47	NS	44	50	NS	46	47	NS

Answers were mutually exclusive and p values indicate differences between groups for that answer versus all other answers.

NS, non-significant, that is, p>0.05.