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Preventing herpes zoster through vaccination: New developments

Phuc Le, PhD, MPH, Camille Sabella, MD and Michael B. Rothberg, MD, MPH
Cleveland Clinic Journal of Medicine May 2017, 84 (5) 359-366; DOI: https://doi.org/10.3949/ccjm.84a.16020
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    Rates of vaccination against herpes zoster in adults age 60 and older between 2007 and 2013.

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    Clinical trials of herpes zoster (HZ) vaccines

    Shingles Prevention Study (SPS)27Short-Term Persistence Substudy30Long-Term Persistence Substudy31Zostavax Efficacy and Safety Trial33ZOE-5053
    Intervention0.5 ml of the live- attenuated Oka/ Merck VZV vaccine or placebo, subcutaneouslyNoneNone0.65 ml of the live-attenuated Oka/Merck VZV vaccine or placebo, subcutaneously0.5 ml of recombinant VZV glyco-protein E and the AS01B adjuvant system or placebo, intramuscularly
    Number of injections112.2 months apart
    Number of participants38.54614.270 SPS participants6.867 SPS participants from the vaccine group22.43916.160
    Age, years69 (median)73.3 (mean)74.5 (mean)54.9 (mean)623 (mean)
    Mean duration of follow-up3.13 yearsPlacebo: 0.98 years Vaccine: 1.36 years3.74 years1.3 years3.2 years
    Efficacy against HZ incidence51.3%a39.6%a21.1%a69.8%a97.25a
    Efficacy against burden of illness61.1%a50.1%a37.3aNot reportedNot reported
    Efficacy against postherpetic neuralgia incidence66.5%a60.1%35.4aNot reportedNot reported
    Injection-site adverse eventsPlacebo: 17%
    Vaccine: 48a
    Not applicableNot applicablePlacebo: 14.4%
    Vaccine: 63.9%a
    Placebo: 12%
    Vaccine: 82%a
    Serious adverse eventsPlacebo: 1.3%
    Vaccine: 1.9%a
    Not applicableNot applicablePlacebo: 0.5%
    Vaccine: 0.6%
    Placebo: 8.9%
    Vaccine: 9.0%
    • ↵a Statistically significant.

    • ZOE-50 = Zoster Efficacy Study in Adults 50 Years of Age or Older

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