Population-Level Effectiveness of an Inactivated Whole-Virion COVID-19 Vaccine: A Test Negative Case-Control Study in the Dominican Republic.

Eddy Pérez-Then,Marija Miric,Han-Zhu Qian,Ying Qing Chen,Yixin Wang, Virginia Vallejo, Wanda Quezada, Melissa Flaquer, Juan Olivo, Jean Castillo,Natalia García,Katherine Calderón, Scarlet Cueto, Bienvenido Veras, Miguel Russo, Indira Jiménez, Sorileydi Guzmán, Luz Garabito, Evelyn Cueto,Fátima Colombo, Dominga Taveras, Dania Torres, Jeannette Baez, Jose Yunen, Ellen Koenig, Eladio Pérez, Oscar López, Fior Estephanie Severino Medina,Xuanyi Wang,Yiming Shao,Sten H Vermund

Open forum infectious diseases(2023)

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Abstract
Given the ancestral and delta viral variants circulating during this study period, our results suggest that the inactivated COVID-19 vaccine offered moderate protection against symptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infections and high protection against COVID-19-related hospitalizations and assisted ventilation. This is reassuring given that, as of August 2022, an estimated 2.6 billion inactivated CoronaVac vaccine doses had been administered worldwide. This vaccine will become a basis for developing multivalent vaccine against the currently circulating omicron variant.
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COVID-19,Dominican Republic,SARS-CoV-2,test-negative case-control study,vaccine effectiveness
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