Volume 25, Number 12—December 2019
CME ACTIVITY - Synopsis
Seroprevalence and Risk Factors Possibly Associated with Emerging Zoonotic Vaccinia Virus in a Farming Community, Colombia
Table 1
Characteristic | Value |
---|---|
Sex | |
M | 69 (51.5) |
F |
65 (48.5) |
Median age, y (range) |
45.5 (12–82) |
Municipality of residence | |
Medina | 114 (85.1) |
Ubala | 19 (14.2) |
Paratebueno |
1 (0.7) |
Education | |
None | 25 (18.7) |
Primary | 67 (50) |
Secondary | 22 (16.4) |
Post-secondary | 9 (6.7) |
Other |
11 (8.2) |
Live in rural setting | 128 (95.5) |
Work outdoors | 125 (93.3) |
Work with animals | 128 (95.5) |
Self-report history of smallpox vaccination |
46 (34.4) |
Eligibility for smallpox vaccine (i.e., respondents age >44 y) |
76 (56.7) |
Seropositivity | |
IgM | 2 (1.5) |
IgG | 70 (52.2) |
IgM or IgG | 70 (52.2) |
IgM or IgG among respondents age <44 y |
18 (31) |
Contact with cows | 129 (96.3) |
Milk cows | 115 (85.8) |
Work on multiple farms concurrently | 50 (37.3) |
Prior knowledge of poxviruses | 28 (20.9) |
*Values are no. (%) persons except as indicated.
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