Table 2.
Cases and deaths of the scenarios of no vaccination, high-risk prioritization, and loss of natural immunity in the model.
Yearly immunity loss, % | No vaccination |
High-risk prioritization |
No prioritization |
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Cases | Deaths | Cases∗ | Deaths∗ | Cases∗ | Deaths∗ | |
0 (base case) | 2 701 514 | 108 194 | 2 611 060 (90 454; 3.35%) | 86 476 (21 718; 20.07%) | 2 659 307 (42 207; 3.35%) | 96 113 (12 081; 20.07%) |
5 | 2 997 655 | 117 732 | 2 901 602 (96 054; 3.2%) | 88 862 (28 870; 24.52%) | 2 947 959 (49 697; 3.2%) | 99 434 (18 299; 24.52%) |
10 | 3 289 968 | 127 036 | 3 188 525 (101 443; 3.08%) | 91 210 (35 826; 28.2%) | 3 233 060 (56 908; 3.08%) | 102 682 (24 354; 28.2%) |
15 | 3 578 524 | 136 111 | 3 471 896 (106 628; 2.98%) | 93 519 (42 592; 31.29%) | 3 514 673 (63 851; 2.98%) | 105 860 (30 252; 31.29%) |
20 | 3 863 394 | 144 966 | 3 751 777 (111 617; 2.89%) | 95 790 (49 176; 33.92%) | 3 792 858 (70 535; 2.89%) | 108 969 (35 997; 33.92%) |
25 | 4 144 645 | 153 606 | 4 028 228 (116 417; 2.81%) | 98 024 (55 582; 36.19%) | 4 067 675 (76 970; 2.81%) | 112 011 (41 595; 36.19%) |
30 | 4 422 343 | 162 037 | 4 301 309 (121 034; 2.74%) | 100 220 (61 817; 38.15%) | 4 339 180 (83 163; 2.74%) | 114 987 (47 050; 38.15%) |
35 | 4 696 555 | 170 266 | 4 571 080 (125 475; 2.67%) | 102 381 (67 885; 39.87%) | 4 607 431 (89 124; 2.67%) | 117 900 (52 366; 39.87%) |
40 | 4 967 342 | 178 298 | 4 837 596 (129 746; 2.61%) | 104 507 (73 792; 41.39%) | 4 872 482 (94 860; 2.61%) | 120 751 (57 548; 41.39%) |
45 | 5 234 767 | 186 139 | 5 100 915 (133 852; 2.56%) | 106 597 (79 542; 42.73%) | 5 134 387 (100 380; 2.56%) | 123 540 (62 599; 42.73%) |
50 | 5 498 889 | 193 795 | 5 361 089 (137 800; 2.51%) | 108 653 (85 141; 43.93%) | 5 393 199 (105 691; 2.51%) | 126 271 (67 524; 43.93%) |
Note. Cases are considered not just from the start of the vaccination period but in the whole simulation period, given the change throughout the complete simulation time window.
n (absolute change; percent change relative to no vaccination).