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Vaccinations, cardiovascular drugs, hospitalization, and mortality in COVID-19 and Long COVID

Vaccinations, cardiovascular drugs, hospitalization, and mortality in COVID-19 and Long COVID
Vaccinations, cardiovascular drugs, hospitalization, and mortality in COVID-19 and Long COVID

Objective: To identify highest-risk subgroups for COVID-19 and Long COVID(LC), particularly in contexts of influenza and cardiovascular disease(CVD). Methods: Using national, linked electronic health records for England (NHS England Secure Data Environment via CVD-COVID-UK/COVID-IMPACT Consortium), we studied individuals (of all ages) with COVID-19 and LC (2020-2023). We compared all-cause hospitalization and mortality by prior CVD, high CV risk, vaccination status (COVID-19/influenza), and CVD drugs, investigating impact of vaccination and CVD prevention using population preventable fractions. Results: Hospitalization and mortality were 15.3% and 2.0% among 17,373,850 individuals with COVID-19 (LC rate 1.3%), and 16.8% and 1.4% among 301,115 with LC. Adjusted risk of mortality and hospitalization were reduced with COVID-19 vaccination ≥ 2 doses(COVID-19:HR 0.36 and 0.69; LC:0.44 and 0.90). With influenza vaccination, mortality was reduced, but not hospitalization (COVID-19:0.86 and 1.01, and LC:0.72 and 1.05). Mortality and hospitalization were reduced by CVD prevention in those with CVD, e.g., anticoagulants- COVID:19:0.69 and 0.92; LC:0.59 and 0.88; lipid lowering- COVID-19:0.69 and 0.86; LC:0.68 and 0.90. COVID-19 vaccination averted 245044 of 321383 and 7586 of 8738 preventable deaths after COVID-19 and LC, respectively. Interpretation: Prior CVD and high CV risk are associated with increased hospitalization and mortality in COVID-19 and LC. Targeted COVID-19 vaccination and CVD prevention are priority interventions. Funding: NIHR. HDR UK.

Cardiovascular disease, COVID-19, Long COVID, Vaccination
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CVD-COVID-UK/COVID-IMPACT Consortium (2024) Vaccinations, cardiovascular drugs, hospitalization, and mortality in COVID-19 and Long COVID. International Journal of Infectious Diseases, 146, [107155]. (doi:10.1016/j.ijid.2024.107155).

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Objective: To identify highest-risk subgroups for COVID-19 and Long COVID(LC), particularly in contexts of influenza and cardiovascular disease(CVD). Methods: Using national, linked electronic health records for England (NHS England Secure Data Environment via CVD-COVID-UK/COVID-IMPACT Consortium), we studied individuals (of all ages) with COVID-19 and LC (2020-2023). We compared all-cause hospitalization and mortality by prior CVD, high CV risk, vaccination status (COVID-19/influenza), and CVD drugs, investigating impact of vaccination and CVD prevention using population preventable fractions. Results: Hospitalization and mortality were 15.3% and 2.0% among 17,373,850 individuals with COVID-19 (LC rate 1.3%), and 16.8% and 1.4% among 301,115 with LC. Adjusted risk of mortality and hospitalization were reduced with COVID-19 vaccination ≥ 2 doses(COVID-19:HR 0.36 and 0.69; LC:0.44 and 0.90). With influenza vaccination, mortality was reduced, but not hospitalization (COVID-19:0.86 and 1.01, and LC:0.72 and 1.05). Mortality and hospitalization were reduced by CVD prevention in those with CVD, e.g., anticoagulants- COVID:19:0.69 and 0.92; LC:0.59 and 0.88; lipid lowering- COVID-19:0.69 and 0.86; LC:0.68 and 0.90. COVID-19 vaccination averted 245044 of 321383 and 7586 of 8738 preventable deaths after COVID-19 and LC, respectively. Interpretation: Prior CVD and high CV risk are associated with increased hospitalization and mortality in COVID-19 and LC. Targeted COVID-19 vaccination and CVD prevention are priority interventions. Funding: NIHR. HDR UK.

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Accepted/In Press date: 23 April 2024
e-pub ahead of print date: 26 June 2024
Published date: September 2024
Additional Information: Publisher Copyright: © 2024 The Author(s)
Keywords: Cardiovascular disease, COVID-19, Long COVID, Vaccination

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Local EPrints ID: 492013
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/492013
ISSN: 1201-9712
PURE UUID: 60243c76-66c0-4775-a2a0-bf75228631e8
ORCID for Nazrul Islam: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0003-3982-4325

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Date deposited: 11 Jul 2024 16:43
Last modified: 27 Jul 2024 02:06

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Author: Ashkan Dashtban
Author: Mehrdad Mizani
Author: Laura Pasea
Author: Chris Tomlinson
Author: Yi Mu
Author: Nazrul Islam ORCID iD
Author: Sarah Rafferty
Author: Charlotte Warren-Gash
Author: Spiros Denaxas
Author: Kim Horstmanshof
Author: Evangelos Kontopantelis
Author: Steffen Petersen
Author: Cathie Sudlow
Author: Kamlesh Khunti
Author: Amitava Banerjee
Corporate Author: CVD-COVID-UK/COVID-IMPACT Consortium

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