Table 2: Comparison of the variables studied between Covid-19 breakthrough infections and no Covid-19 breakthrough infections in vaccinated people and calculation of relative risks.
Risk factors |
COVID-19 breakthrough infections in vaccinated people N = 30 |
No COVID-19 breakthrough infections in vaccinated people N = 1970 |
Statistical significance |
Relative risk (RR) |
= < 65-years |
8 (27) |
341 (17) |
X2 = 1.7961 P = 0.18019. NS |
RR = 1.72 (CI 95%: 0.65, 4.52). Moderate risk |
= < 18-years |
0 |
120 (6) |
Fisher exact test = 0.2552. NS |
RR = 0 (CI 95% Infinity, 0). Protection factor effectively |
Women |
16 (53) |
1004 (51) |
X2 = 0.0664 P = 0.79672. NS |
RR = 1.1 (CI 95%: 0.08, 15.86) Not significant |
Social-occupancy class of patients (people with some type of labor specialization) |
10 (33) |
900 (45) |
X2 = 1.675 P = 0.195596. NS |
RR= 0.61 (CI 95%: 1.46, 0.25) True benefits |
Complex family |
1 (3) |
600 (30) |
X2 = 10.3134 P = 0.001321 Significant at p < 0.05 |
RR = 0.08 (CI 95%: 0.41, 0.02). Protection factor effectively |
( ): Denotes percentages; NS: Not significant at p < 0.05; RR: Relative risk