Table 1 Participant demographics at baseline (14 days after second SARS-CoV-2 vaccination)

From: Levels of SARS-CoV-2 antibodies among fully vaccinated individuals with Delta or Omicron variant breakthrough infections

 

Breakthrough infection during follow-up

Variant

 

Total (N = 6076)

No (N = 5572)

Yes (N = 504)

Delta (N = 127)

Omicron (N = 364)

Age at enrolment (median, IQR)

64 (54, 75)

64 (55, 75)

56 (47, 68)

58 (48, 69)

55 (46, 68)

Age Group (N, %)

     

 <55

1615 (26.6)

1380 (24.8)

235 (46.6)

51 (40.2)

177 (48.6)

 55–64

1543 (25.4)

1425 (25.6)

118 (23.4)

34 (26.8)

79 (21.7)

 ≥65

2918 (48.0)

2767 (49.7)

151 (30.0)

42 (33.1)

108 (29.7)

Sex (N, %)

     

 Male

2675 (44.0)

2474 (44.4)

201 (39.9)

62 (48.8)

132 (36.3)

 Female

3401 (56.0)

3098 (55.6)

303 (60.1)

65 (51.2)

232 (63.7)

Vaccine type (N, %)

     

Pfizer-BioNTech

3369 (55.4)

3113 (55.9)

256 (50.8)

72 (56.7)

179 (49.2)

Moderna

2363 (38.9)

2168 (38.9)

195 (38.7)

54 (42.5)

135 (37.1)

AstraZeneca/mRNA

344 (5.7)

291 (5.2)

53 (10.5)

1 (0.8)

50 (13.7)

Population group (N, %)

     

 Individuals at increased riska

1434 (23.6)

1322 (23.7)

112 (22.2)

28 (22.0)

83 (22.8)

 Healthcare worker

432 (7.1)

371 (6.7)

61 (12.1)

2 (1.6)

55 (15.1)

 General population

4210 (69.3)

3879 (69.6)

331 (65.7)

97 (76.4)

226 (62.1)

  1. The Delta variant analysis includes 6063 participants, and the Omicron variant analysis includes 5050 participants.
  2. aIndividuals at increased risk includes cancer patients in active treatment, patients with immunodeficiencies (acquired or inherent), organ transplant recipients, hemodialysis patients, and patients with severe hematological, pulmonary or rheumatological diseases.