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. 2023 May 9;14:2673. doi: 10.1038/s41467-023-38058-8

Table 1.

Anthropometric, clinical and lifestyle data for High (N = 39) and Low (N = 37) Candida groups

Variable N High N = 381 Low N = 371 p-value2 Variable N High N = 381 Low N = 371 p-value2
Sex 75 0.7 Alcohol 75 0.5
 Female 17 (45%) 14 (38%)  Never 19 (50%) 16 (43%)
 Male 21 (55%) 23 (62%)  Current 3 (7.9%) 6 (16%)
Age 75 69 (64, 74) 65 (63, 69) 0.2  Former 2 (5.3%) 4 (11%)
Body Mass Index 75 24.1 (21.4, 28.3) 28.7 (25.9, 32.8) 0.006  Occasionally 14 (37%) 11 (30%)
Antibiotic Use Before therapy 74 0.3 Histology 75 0.7
 No 34 (92%) 30 (81%)  Adenocarcino 22 (58%) 18 (49%)
 Yes 3 (8.1%) 7 (19%)  Squamous 13 (34%) 15 (41%)
 Unknown 1 0  Other 3 (7.9%) 4 (11%)
Antibiotic Use After therapy 72 0.14 Immunotherapy Drug 75 0.7
 No 28 (76%) 32 (91%)  nivolumab 21 (55%) 23 (62%)
 Yes 9 (24%) 3 (8.6%)  pembrolizuma 17 (45%) 14 (38%)
 Unknown 1 2 Responder 75 >0.9
Line of Treatment 75 0.78  Yes 13 (34%) 14 (38%)
 First Line 9 (24%) 7 (19%)  No 25 (66%) 23 (62%)
 Subsequent Line 29 (76%) 30 (81%) COPD 75 0.7
 Without 16 (42%) 18 (49%)
 With 22 (58%) 19 (51%)

1Statistics presented: n (%); Median (IQR).

2Statistical tests performed: chi-square test of independence; Wilcoxon rank-sum test; Fisher’s exact test.