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. 2016 Oct 13;4(12):e946–e954. doi: 10.1016/S2214-109X(16)30200-5

Table 2.

Vaccine efficacy in the per-protocol population*

LAIV (n=1174)
Placebo (n=587)
Vaccine efficacy (95% CI)
Number of infections Attack rate (%) Number of infections Attack rate (%)
Whole study population (n=1761)
All vaccine-matched strains 79 6·7% 93 15·8% 57·5% (43·6 to 68·0)
All strains 170 14·5% 144 24·5% 41·0% (28·0 to 51·6)
H1N1 21 1·8% 21 3·6% 50·0% (9·2 to 72·5)
H3N2 57 4·9% 72 12·3% 60·4% (44·8 to 71·6)
B/Yamagata (vaccine-matched) 2 0·2% 1 0·2% 0% (−1001·0 to 90·9)
B/Victoria (unmatched) 58 4·9% 31 5·3% 6·5% (−43·0 to 38·8)
Kamalapur (n=1200)
All vaccine-matched strains 56 7·0% 52 13·0% 46·2% (23·0 to 62·4)
With history of asthma or wheeze 22 8·9% 17 12·6% 29·0% (−29·0 to 60·9)
Without history of asthma or wheeze 34 6·1% 35 13·2% 53·4% (27·2 to 70·3)
All strains 103 12·9% 79 19·8% 34·8% (14·8 to 50·1)
Matlab (n=561)§
All vaccine-matched strains 23 6·1% 41 21·9% 72·0% (54·7 to 82·6)
All strains 67 17·9% 65 34·8% 48·5% (30·9 to 61·5)

LAIV=live attenuated influenza vaccine.

*

Includes laboratory-confirmed influenza infections occurring from 8 days onwards after receiving vaccine or placebo.

n=800 in the LAIV group, n=400 in the placebo group.

Vaccine efficacy analyses including history of asthma or wheezing could only be interpreted for the Kamalapur study site where history was identified at baseline. No participants at the Matlab site indicated a history of asthma or wheeze.

§

n=347 in the LAIV group, n=187 in the placebo group.