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. 2017 Jul 7;12(7):e0180890. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0180890

Table 2. Age-specific mean annual excess mortality rate associated with influenza in Western Kenya, 2007–2013.

Cause of death by age Negative-binomial regression method Rate-difference method
(Higha activity vs. baselineb)
Estimated deaths Mortality Rate* (95% CI) Estimated deaths Mortality Rate* (95% CI)
All causes
<5 years 8 22.2 (0.0–145.2) 44 125.5 (93.4–168.4)
5–49 years 1 0.8 (0.0–40.0) 37 23.6 (17.1–32.5)
≥50 years 23 74.0 (0.0–310.4) 29 95.1 (66.1–136.7)
All ages 32 14.1 (0.0–93.3) 100 44.8 (36.8–54.4)
Respiratory, including pneumonia
<5 years 6 16.7 (0.0–78.2) 22 62.7 (41.3–95.1)
5–49 years 7 4.5 (0.0–7.2) 4 2.2 (0.8–6.3)
≥50 years 11 34.6 (0.0–81.0) 5 17.7 (7.6–41.1)
All ages 24 10.5 (0.0–28.5) 22 9.6 (6.3–14.7)
HIV/AIDS
<5 years 1 3.6 (0.0–27.3) 14 40.9 (24.4–68.6)
5–49 years NE NE 9 6.3 (3.4–11.7)
≥50 years NE NE 4 13.4 (5.1–35.2)
All ages NE NE 25 11.3 (7.7–16.7)
Pulmonary Tuberculosis (TB)
<5 years 1 2.2 (0.0–8.2) 1 2.8 (0.4–20.1)
5–49 years 10 6.5 (0.0–31.6) 27 17.4 (11.9–25.2)
≥50 years 13 41.6 (0.0–122.7) 13 41.8 (24.1–72.3)
All ages 24 10.6 (0.0–40.2) 39 17.5 (12.8–23.9)

aMonthly percentage of influenza positive cases ≥15%;

bMonthly percentage of influenza cases <15%;

*Deaths per 100,000 person-years.

NE-Not estimated