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Table 1 Characteristics of cases and controls in pregnant women aged 18–49 years in Brazil

From: CoronaVac vaccine is effective in preventing symptomatic and severe COVID-19 in pregnant women in Brazil: a test-negative case-control study

Characteristics

Test positive

Test negative

Vaccination status

 Not vaccinated

6886 (92.75)

10,919 (87.96)

 Single dose, within 0-13 days

169 (2.28)

284 (2.29)

 Single dose, ≥ 14 days

156 (2.10)

386 (3.11)

 Two doses, within 0–13 days

45 (0.61)

192 (1.55)

 Two doses, ≥ 14 days

168 (2.26)

633 (5.10)

Age group

 < 20

406 (5.47)

940 (7.57)

 20–34

5606 (75.51)

9629 (77.57)

 35+

1412 (19.02)

1845 (14.86)

 Missing

Self-reported race

 White

2787 (43.75)

5226 (47.93)

 Mixed Brown

3085 (48.43)

4830 (44.30)

 Black

390 (6.12)

689 (6.32)

 Others

108 (1.70)

158 (1.45)

 Missing

1054

1511

Reported co-morbidities

 Yes

554 (7.46)

767 (6.18)

 No

6870 (92.54)

11,647 (93.82)

 Missinga

Previous COVID-19-like event notified to surveillance

 Yes

2447 (32.96)

5145 (41.45)

 No

4977 (67.04)

7269 (58.55)

 Missing

Brazilian Deprivation Index

 1 (most deprived)

1940 (26.13)

3634 (29.29)

 2

1638 (22.07)

2949 (23.77)

 3

1502 (20.23)

2269 (18.29)

 4

1293 (17.42)

2039 (16.43)

 5 (less deprived)

1050 (14.15)

1518 (12.23)

 Missing

1

5

Region of residence

 North

349 (4.70)

623 (5.02)

 Northeast

1663 (22.40)

2244 (18.08)

 South

734 (9.89)

2136 (17.21)

 Southeast

3981 (53.62)

6444 (51.92)

 Midwest

697 (9.39)

965 (7.77)

 Missing

2

  1. aThose who reported only pregnancy as a condition were considered without co-morbidities