Eurosurveillance · 2021 · 75 citations · 12 references
Secondary InfectionImmunologyVaccine HesitancyVaxzevria-comirnaty CombinationDoses ComirnatyCovid-19Vaccine SurveillanceInfection ControlVaccinologyVaccine SafetyVaccine DevelopmentMedicineVaccine TestingVirologyEpidemiologyVaccinationCovid-19 Vaccine EffectivenessEmerging Infectious DiseasesVaccine EfficacyClose ContactsPrecision VaccinologyVaccine ResearchAugust 2021
COVID-19 vaccine effectiveness by product (two doses Comirnaty, Spikevax or Vaxzevria and one of Janssen), against infection ranged from 50% (95% CI: 42 to 57) for Janssen to 86% (70 to 93) for Vaxzevria-Comirnaty combination; among ≥ 60 year-olds, from 17% (-26 to 45) for Janssen to 68% (48 to 80) for Spikevax; and against hospitalisation from 74% (43 to 88) for Janssen to > 90% for other products. Two doses of vaccine were highly effective against hospitalisation, but suboptimal for infection control.
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