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Table 1 Number of people in each age group and their distribution into risk groups

From: Cost-effectiveness of 20-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine compared with 23-valent pneumococcal polysaccharide vaccine among adults in a Norwegian setting

 

Number of people

Percentage of people in each age and risk group

Age

 

Low risk

At risk

High risk

18–49 years

2,291,376

80.10%

19.71%

0.19%

50–64 years

995,487

59.86%

39.93%

0.21%

65–74 years

528,795

42.16%

57.73%

0.11%

75–84 years

273,257

30.05%

69.87%

0.08%

85–99 years

115,710

37.45%

62.50%

0.05%

  1. Note: Risk groups refer to an individual’s risk of pneumococcal diseases based on the presence of underlying chronic conditions. Low risk refers to adults with no underlying chronic conditions. At risk refers to immunocompetent adults with underlying chronic condition and immunocompromised adults, who are not currently included in the Norwegian blue prescription (“blå resept”). High risk refers to immunocompromised adults who are currently included in the blue prescription. Sources: [21, 23]