Volume 29, Number 2—February 2023
Research
Incidence and Transmission Dynamics of Bordetella pertussis Infection in Rural and Urban Communities, South Africa, 2016‒2018
Table 1
Characteristic | No. positive/no. tested (%) |
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Overall | Rural | Urban | |
Year | |||
2016 | 542/1,684 (32.2) | 280/849 (32.9) | 262/835 (31.4) |
2017 | 577/1,684 (34.3) | 289/849 (34.0) | 288/835 (34.5) |
2018 |
565/1,684 (33.6) |
280/849 (32.9) |
285/835 (34.1) |
Sex | |||
M | 675/1,684 (40.1) | 316/849 (37.2) | 359/835 (42.9) |
F |
1,009/1,684 (59.9) |
533/849 (62.8) |
479/835 (57.1) |
Age group, y | |||
<1 | 36/1,684 (2.1) | 15/849 (1.8) | 21/835 (2.5) |
1–4 | 243/1,684 (14.4) | 156/849 (18.4) | 87/835 (10.4) |
5–14 | 547/1,684 (32.5) | 309/849 (36.4) | 238/835 (28.5) |
15–24 | 273/1,684 (16.2) | 124/849 (14.6) | 149/835 (17.8) |
25–44 | 317/1,684 (18.8) | 141/849 (16.6) | 176/835 (21.1) |
45–64 | 195/1,684 (11.6) | 74/849 (8.7) | 121/835 (14.5) |
>65 |
73/1,684 (4.3) |
30/849 (3.5) |
43/835 (5.2) |
HIV status | |||
Negative | 1,379/1,628 (84.7) | 715/832 (85.9) | 664/796 (83.4) |
Positive |
249/1,628 (15.3) |
117/832 (14.1) |
132/796 (16.6) |
Nutritional status† | |||
Underweight | 131/1,676 (7.8) | 55/849 (6.5) | 76/827 (9.2) |
Normal | 993/1,676 (59.3) | 552/849 (65.0) | 441/827 (53.3) |
Overweight | 265/1,676 (15·8) | 123/849 (14.5) | 142/827 (17.2) |
Obese |
287/1,676 (17.1) |
119/849 (14.0) |
168/827 (20.3) |
Underlying illness‡ | |||
No | 1,634/1,684 (97.0) | 844/849 (99.4) | 790/835 (94.6) |
Yes |
50/1,684 (3.0) |
5/849 (0.6) |
45/835 (5.4) |
Pertussis vaccination§ | |||
Incomplete | 6/220 (2.7) | 3/128 (2.3) | 3/92 (3.3) |
Fully vaccinated |
214/220 (97.3) |
125/128 (97.7) |
89/92 (96.7) |
Crowding¶ | |||
No | 738/1,684 (43.8) | 361/849 (42.5) | 377/835 (45.2) |
Yes | 946/1,684 (56.2) | 488/849 (57.5) | 458/835 (54.9) |
*PHIRST, Prospective Household cohort study of Influenza, Respiratory Syncytial virus, and other respiratory pathogens community burden and Transmission dynamics in South Africa. †Nutritional status is based on a person’s body mass index (BMI). We defined BMI categories as follows: underweight, age <18 y weight for age or BMI <‒2 SDs of World Health Organization (WHO) Child Growth Standards; age >18 y BMI <18.5 kg/m2; overweight, age <18 y BMI >+1 and ≤+2 SD of the WHO growth standards, age ≥18 y BMI ≥25 and <30kg/m2; obese, age <18 y BMI >+2 SD of WHO growth standards, age ≥18 y BMI >30 kg/m2. ‡Defined as self-reported history of asthma, lung disease, heart disease, stroke, spinal cord injury, epilepsy, organ transplant, immunosuppressive therapy, organ transplantation, cancer, liver disease, renal disease, or diabetes. §Collected only for children <5 y of age. ¶More than 2 persons in a household sleeping in the same room.