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Volume 30, Number 12—December 2024
Dispatch
Mpox Vaccine Acceptance, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Table
Characteristics | Value, n = 5,226 |
---|---|
Median age (IQR) |
42 (26–58) |
Sex | |
M | 4,138 (79.2) |
F |
1,088 (20.8) |
Education level | |
Less than high school | 359 (6.9) |
Graduated high school | 1,589 (30.4) |
Some college | 2,158 (41.3) |
Bachelor or advanced degree |
1,120 (21.4) |
Province | |
Maindombe | 134 (2.6) |
Kwango | 183 (3.5) |
Kwilu | 657 (12.6) |
Kongo Central | 312 (6.0) |
Equateur | 162 (3.1) |
Mongala | 238 (4.6) |
Tshuapa | 63 (1.2) |
Nord Ubangi | 113 (2.2) |
Sud Ubangi | 91 (1.7) |
Kasai Oriental | 597 (11.4) |
Sankuru | 176 (3.4) |
Lomami | 192 (3.7) |
Kasai | 118 (2.3) |
Kasai Central | 87 (1.7) |
Haut Katanga | 331 (6.3) |
Tanganyika | 151 (2.9) |
Haut Lomami | 50 (1.0) |
Lualaba | 168 (3.2) |
Kinshasa | 251 (4.8) |
Maniema | 98 (1.9) |
North Kivu | 140 (2.7) |
Bas Uele | 246 (4.7) |
Haut Uele | 137 (2.6) |
Ituri | 239 (4.6) |
Tshopo | 144 (2.8) |
Sud Kivu |
148 (2.8) |
Geographic area | |
Urban | 2,659 (50.9) |
Rural |
2,567 (49.1) |
Occupation | |
Healthcare worker | 2,899 (55.5) |
Religious leader | 89 (1.7) |
Community or essential services leader | 768 (14.7) |
Public service sector or educator | 670 (12.8) |
Other worker | 513 (9.8) |
Not working |
287 (5.5) |
Health conditions | |
Chronic lung disease | 32 (0.6) |
Diabetes | 209 (4.0) |
Cardiovascular disease | 254 (4.9) |
Chronic renal disease | 12 (0.2) |
Chronic liver disease | 9 (0.2) |
Immunocompromised | 10 (0.2) |
No conditions | 4,700 (89.9) |
*Values are no. (%) except as indicated. IQR, interquartile range.
1These first authors contributed equally to this article.
2These last authors contributed equally to this article.
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