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. 2021 Oct 15;33(11):3151–3160. doi: 10.1007/s40520-021-01987-9

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics and comparison of reactogenicity

All subjects NH Control NH vs. Control Reactions No reaction Reactions vs. No Reaction
Number of Subjects 193 85 108 125 68
Age: median (IQR) 61(48,74) 74(68,83) 48(39,56)  < 0.001 53(43,65) 72(66,81)  < 0.001
Age: range 26–99 48–99 26–78 26–92 35–99
Male 102(53%) 51(60%) 51(47%) 0.105 62(50%) 40(59%) 0.282
Female 91(47%) 34(40%) 57(53%) 63(50%) 28(41%)
Race: white 163(84%) 74(87%) 89(82%) 0.078 104(83%) 59(87%) 0.582
Race: black 20(10%) 10(12%) 10(9%) 13(10%) 7(10%)
Race: other 10(5%) 1(1%) 9(8%) 8(6%) 2(3%)
Prior SARS-CoV-2 67(35%) 34(40%) 33(31%) 0.224 41(33%) 26(38%) 0.649
SARS-CoV-2-Naïve 126(65%) 51(60%) 75(69%) 84(67%) 42(62%)
Control 108(56%) 108(100%) 98(78%) 10(15%)  < 0.001
NH 85(44%) 85(100%) 27(22%) 58(85%)
Any reaction 125(65%) 27(32%) 98(91%)  < 0.001 125(100%)
No reaction 68(35%) 58(68%) 10(9%) 68(100%)
Max severity: 1 70(36%) 21(25%) 49(45%) 70(56%)
Max severity: 2 40(21%) 6(7%) 34(31%) 40(32%)
Max severity: 3 15(8%) 0(0%) 15(14%) 15(12%)
Any systemic 87(46%) 15(18%) 72(67%)  < 0.001 87(70%)
Any local 117(61%) 24(28%) 93(86%)  < 0.001 117(94%)

NH nursing home, IQR interquartile range