Table 3.

Influenza Illness Duration and Severity by Vaccine Among Adults Aged 18–64 Years, 2022–2023 Influenza Season, Influenza Cases (n = 48)

CharacteristicStandard-Dose IIVRIVP Value
No.Mean(SD)No.Mean(SD)
Time to return to usual healtha, d2510.9(2.7)2010.5(3.3).560
Daily symptom scoreb250.7(0.3)200.6(0.4).325
Peak FLU-PRO Plus symptom scorec251.4(0.6)201.3(0.8).449
Days of missed work or schoold251.1(1.5)171.2(1.5).724
CharacteristicStandard-Dose IIVRIVP Value
No.Mean(SD)No.Mean(SD)
Time to return to usual healtha, d2510.9(2.7)2010.5(3.3).560
Daily symptom scoreb250.7(0.3)200.6(0.4).325
Peak FLU-PRO Plus symptom scorec251.4(0.6)201.3(0.8).449
Days of missed work or schoold251.1(1.5)171.2(1.5).724

Abbreviations: FLU-PRO Plus, inFLUenza Patient-Reported Outcome Plus; IIV, inactivated influenza vaccine; RIV, recombinant influenza vaccine; SD, standard deviation.

aNumber of days from onset until participant had 2 sequential responses of “yes” to the question “Have you returned to your usual health today?” in the FLU-PRO Plus Global Diary Questions or up to 14 days, whichever occurred first. The FLU-PRO Plus is a patient-reported outcome tool that includes symptoms of respiratory tract infection across 8 body systems that has been previously validated for influenza and coronavirus disease 2019 [18, 19]. Three participants did not fill out any FLU-PRO Plus questionnaires and were excluded from all FLU-PRO Plus outcome analyses. P value was estimated with a Cox proportional hazards regression model.

bFLU-PRO Plus total symptom scores calculated each day of the illness episode. P value was estimated using repeated-measures linear regression.

cThe highest total FLU-PRO Plus symptom score of the illness episode. P value estimated using the t test.

dSix participants did not complete end of illness questionnaires and were excluded from this analysis. P value from t test.

Table 3.

Influenza Illness Duration and Severity by Vaccine Among Adults Aged 18–64 Years, 2022–2023 Influenza Season, Influenza Cases (n = 48)

CharacteristicStandard-Dose IIVRIVP Value
No.Mean(SD)No.Mean(SD)
Time to return to usual healtha, d2510.9(2.7)2010.5(3.3).560
Daily symptom scoreb250.7(0.3)200.6(0.4).325
Peak FLU-PRO Plus symptom scorec251.4(0.6)201.3(0.8).449
Days of missed work or schoold251.1(1.5)171.2(1.5).724
CharacteristicStandard-Dose IIVRIVP Value
No.Mean(SD)No.Mean(SD)
Time to return to usual healtha, d2510.9(2.7)2010.5(3.3).560
Daily symptom scoreb250.7(0.3)200.6(0.4).325
Peak FLU-PRO Plus symptom scorec251.4(0.6)201.3(0.8).449
Days of missed work or schoold251.1(1.5)171.2(1.5).724

Abbreviations: FLU-PRO Plus, inFLUenza Patient-Reported Outcome Plus; IIV, inactivated influenza vaccine; RIV, recombinant influenza vaccine; SD, standard deviation.

aNumber of days from onset until participant had 2 sequential responses of “yes” to the question “Have you returned to your usual health today?” in the FLU-PRO Plus Global Diary Questions or up to 14 days, whichever occurred first. The FLU-PRO Plus is a patient-reported outcome tool that includes symptoms of respiratory tract infection across 8 body systems that has been previously validated for influenza and coronavirus disease 2019 [18, 19]. Three participants did not fill out any FLU-PRO Plus questionnaires and were excluded from all FLU-PRO Plus outcome analyses. P value was estimated with a Cox proportional hazards regression model.

bFLU-PRO Plus total symptom scores calculated each day of the illness episode. P value was estimated using repeated-measures linear regression.

cThe highest total FLU-PRO Plus symptom score of the illness episode. P value estimated using the t test.

dSix participants did not complete end of illness questionnaires and were excluded from this analysis. P value from t test.

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