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. 2021 Aug 5;31(8):464–470. doi: 10.2188/jea.JE20200048

Table 2. Overall mumps incidence rate [95% CI] during the study period in males and females (0–64 years old) in a JMDC database cohort, according to age and sex groupsa.

Sex Target
subjects
(person)
Total observation
period,
person-years
Onset
subjects,
n
Mumps incidence rateb

All ages 0–5
years oldc
6–15
years old
16–25
years old
26–35
years old
36–45
years old
46–55
years old
56–64
years old
All 5,209,660 21,007,982 68,307 325
[323–328]
1,552
[1,533–1,571]
1,186
[1,174–1,198]
52
[49–54]
71
[68–74]
44
[42–46]
15
[14–16]
8
[7–9]
Male 2,809,972 11,761,302 36,529 311
[307–314]
1,649
[1,622–1,676]
1,231
[1,214–1,249]
41
[38–44]
57
[54–60]
42
[39–44]
17
[15–19]
6
[5–8]
Female 2,399,688 9,246,680 31,778 344
[340–347]
1,449
[1,423–1,475]
1,138
[1,121–1,155]
66
[62–71]
92
[87–98]
48
[45–51]
13
[11–15]
10
[8–12]

aBased on health insurance claims data from JMDC Inc.

bPer 100,000 (person year).

c‘0’ indicates ≥3 months and <1 year old.