COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination Trends Among Immunocompromised Patients

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Table 1.

Demographic Information of Immunocompromised Patients (n = 887) by Vaccination Status

	Total		≥ 3 mRNA Vaccines		≤2 mRNA Vaccines
	n	(%)	n	(%)	n	(%)	p-Value
Total	887	(100.0)	556	(62.7)	331	(37.3)	--
Race^*
White	227	(25.6)	170	(74.9)	57	(25.1)	0.1292
Black or African American	591	(66.7)	343	(58.0)	248	(42.0)
Hispanic	43	(4.8)	28	(65.1)	15	(35.9)
Asian	21	(2.4)	13	(61.9)	8	(38.1)
American Indian or Alaskan Native	4	(0.5)	4	(100.0)	0	(0.0)
Other/Unknown	7	(0.8)	3	(42.9)	4	(57.1)
Age, y
20–29	22	(2.5)	4	(18.2)	18	(81.9)	0.1124
30–39	48	(5.4)	14	(29.2)	34	(70.8)
40–49	89	(10.0)	42	(47.2)	47	(52.8)
50–59	184	(20.7)	112	(60.9)	72	(39.1)
60–69	258	(29.1)	172	(66.7)	86	(33.3)
70–79	203	(22.9)	145	(71.4)	58	(28.6)
80+	83	(9.4)	67	(80.7)	16	(19.3)
Sex
Female	391	(44.1)	236	(60.4)	155	(39.6)	0.1738
Male	496	(55.9)	320	(64.5)	176	(35.5)	0.1738
Diagnosis^{^†}
Hematologic cancers^{^‡}	12	(1.4)	9	(75.0)	3	(25.0)	0.2428
Solid tumor cancers^§	555	(62.6)	371	(66.8)	184	(33.2)
Autoimmune disorders^‖	30	(3.4)	19	(63.3)	11	(36.7)
Solid organ transplant recipients^¶	46	(5.2)	29	(63.0)	17	(37.0)
HIV/AIDS	211	(23.8)	122	(57.8)	89	(42.2)
Patients on Dialysis	94	(10.6)	43	(45.7)	51	(54.3)

↵Notes. *Some patients identified with more than one race, so the values in this category add up to greater than the total sample size.
↵^†Patients may have had more than one diagnosis, so the values in this category add up to greater than the total sample size.
↵^‡Diagnoses included in this category: diffuse large B-cell lymphoma, follicular lymphoma, multiple myeloma, chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), chronic myeloid leukemia (CML).
↵§ Diagnoses included in this category: breast cancer, lung cancer, prostate cancer, colorectal cancer, melanoma, bladder cancer, head and neck cancer.
↵‖ Diagnoses included in this category: autoimmune hepatitis, psoriatic arthritis, spondyloarthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, rheumatoid arthritis, primary biliary cholangitis, dermatomyositis, systemic lupus erythematosus, primary Sjögren’s syndrome, systemic sclerosis.
↵¶ Transplants included in this category: kidney, liver, heart/lung, pancreas.