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How is Vaccine Efficacy Calculated?

Vaccine efficacy is calculated using the following formula:
Efficacy (%) = [(Incidence in unvaccinated group - Incidence in vaccinated group) / Incidence in unvaccinated group] × 100
This formula provides a percentage that represents how much the vaccine reduces the risk of the disease compared to not being vaccinated.

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