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. 2022 Nov 23;13:7169. doi: 10.1038/s41467-022-34669-9

Table 1.

Characteristics of study participants

General population BNT162b2 first-dose BNT162b2 second-dose ChAdOx1 first-dose COVID-19 cases
N 4,573,494 2,021,366 1,327,031 592,408 174,556
Age 48 [37–63] 55 [45–75] 70 [54–79] 62 [59–65] 47 [35–61]
Age: 20–29 572,054 (12.5%) 41,288 (2.0%) 32,011 (2.4%) 25,029 (4.2%) 27,629 (15.8%)
Age: 30–39 863,539 (18.9%) 183,972 (9.1%) 35,774 (2.7%) 34,221 (5.8%) 29,023 (16.6%)
Age: 40–49 979,378 (21.4%) 527,768 (26.1%) 105,665 (8.0%) 48,145 (8.1%) 38,071 (21.8%)
Age: 50–59 776,128 (17.0%) 482,366 (23.9%) 398,367 (30.0%) 57,038 (9.6%) 31,446 (18.0%)
Age: 60–69 599,531 (13.1%) 69,304 (3.4%) 59,135 (4.5%) 427,885 (72.2%) 19,023 (10.9%)
Age: 70–79 428,023 (9.4%) 401,584 (19.9%) 389,924 (29.4%) 86 (0.0%) 13,797 (7.9%)
Age: 80 or older 354,841 (7.8%) 315,084 (15.6%) 306,155 (23.1%) <5 15,567 (8.9%)
Sex: Male 2,233,092 (48.8%) 928,908 (46.0%) 569,285 (42.9%) 270,395 (45.6%) 80,723 (46.2%)
Years of prior observation time 11.0 [11.0–11.0] 15.3 [15.2–15.4] 15.3 [15.2–15.4] 15.3 [15.2–15.3] 14.8 [14.7–15.1]
Comorbidities
Autoimmune disease 78,636 (1.7%) 50,255 (2.5%) 41,345 (3.1%) 14,485 (2.4%) 3843 (2.2%)
Antiphospholipid syndrome 988 (0.0%) 1404 (0.1%) 992 (0.1%) 368 (0.1%) 104 (0.1%)
Thrombophilia 2708 (0.1%) 2922 (0.1%) 1939 (0.1%) 679 (0.1%) 264 (0.2%)
Asthma 264,435 (5.8%) 140,284 (6.9%) 92,296 (7.0%) 36,297 (6.1%) 13,219 (7.6%)
Atrial fibrillation 137,259 (3.0%) 111,726 (5.5%) 105,525 (8.0%) 13,654 (2.3%) 7339 (4.2%)
Malignant neoplastic disease 338,633 (7.4%) 243,671 (12.1%) 219,790 (16.6%) 60,079 (10.1%) 15,408 (8.8%)
Diabetes mellitus 464,169 (10.1%) 286,446 (14.2%) 245,320 (18.5%) 80,496 (13.6%) 20,803 (11.9%)
Obesity 851,541 (18.6%) 520,035 (25.7%) 407,283 (30.7%) 160,914 (27.2%) 42,536 (24.4%)
Heart disease 566,359 (12.4%) 408,181 (20.2%) 366,302 (27.6%) 87,417 (14.8%) 26,193 (15.0%)
Hypertensive disorder 1,138,877 (24.9%) 709,293 (35.1%) 632,457 (47.7%) 200,989 (33.9%) 43,554 (25.0%)
Renal impairment 229,003 (5.0%) 195,554 (9.7%) 184,698 (13.9%) 21,368 (3.6%) 12,887 (7.4%)
COPD 165,700 (3.6%) 109,761 (5.4%) 100,699 (7.6%) 30,281 (5.1%) 7265 (4.2%)
Dementia 72,171 (1.6%) 55,270 (2.7%) 52,793 (4.0%) 1198 (0.2%) 5295 (3.0%)
Medication use (183 days prior to four days prior)
Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs 1,259,998 (27.6%) 515,731 (25.5%) 355,922 (26.8%) 147,232 (24.9%) 48,887 (28.0%)
Cox2 inhibitors 26,822 (0.6%) 17,364 (0.9%) 13,342 (1.0%) 6486 (1.1%) 1099 (0.6%)
Systemic corticosteroids 255,602 (5.6%) 128,708 (6.4%) 99,801 (7.5%) 32,176 (5.4%) 10,620 (6.1%)
Antithrombotic and anticoagulant therapies 110,297 (2.4%) 70,594 (3.5%) 58,385 (4.4%) 16,964 (2.9%) 5885 (3.4%)
Lipid modifying agents 80,526 (1.8%) 46,175 (2.3%) 38,984 (2.9%) 18,339 (3.1%) 2736 (1.6%)
Antineoplastic and immunomodulating agents 56,526 (1.2%) 25,965 (1.3%) 18,655 (1.4%) 7011 (1.2%) 3101 (1.8%)
Hormonal contraceptives for systemic use 40,488 (0.9%) 14,959 (0.7%) 6190 (0.5%) 2595 (0.4%) 3087 (1.8%)
Tamoxifen 1207 (0.0%) 713 (0.0%) 525 (0.0%) 187 (0.0%) 56 (0.0%)
Sex hormones and modulators of the genital system 51,800 (1.1%) 20,498 (1.0%) 10,108 (0.8%) 4475 (0.8%) 3592 (2.1%)
One or more condition of interest* 1,449,480 (31.7%) 880,600 (43.6%) 716,224 (54.0%) 249,505 (42.1%) 65,949 (37.8%)
One or more medication of interest† 1,361,157 (29.8%) 567,169 (28.1%) 392,729 (29.6%) 159,770 (27.0%) 53,952 (30.9%)
One or more condition/medication of interest*† 2,244,217 (49.1%) 1,148,815 (56.8%) 866,134 (65.3%) 327,718 (55.3%) 94,795 (54.3%)

Characteristics of the participants in the study cohorts used for the primary analyses. Participants were aged 20 years or older and had at least one year of prior history before index date in the database. Those in the general population were present in the database as of 01/01/2017. *Conditions of interest: autoimmune disease, antiphospholipid syndrome, thrombophilia, asthma, atrial fibrillation, malignant neoplastic disease, diabetes mellitus, obesity, or renal impairment. Medications of interest: non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, Cox2 inhibitors, systemic corticosteroids, hormonal contraceptives, tamoxifen, and sex hormones and modulators of the genital system.