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. 2023 May 11;11:1170085. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1170085

Table 3.

Multivariate analysis of independent factors associated with cohabitants transmission of COVID-19.

Factors Unadjusted OR (95%CI) p Adjusted OR (95%CI) p
Age 1.008 (1.001–1.015) 0.018 1.007 (0.999–1.015) 0.078
BMI 1.009 (0.981–1.037) 0.533
Educational level 0.982 (0.860–1.120) 0.784
Number of vaccinations 1.036 (0.927–1.158) 0.529
Comorbidity (Yes) 1.356 (1.044–1.762) 0.022 1.181 (0.870–1.602) 0.286
2019-nCov antigen positive 2.107 (1.599–2.776) <0.001 1.861 (1.397–2.480) <0.001
Symptoms (Yes) 2.278 (1.705–3.043) <0.001 1.859 (1.338–2.583) <0.001
Separate room separate toilet (Yes) 0.449 (0.310–0.651) <0.001 0.616 (0.412–0.921) 0.018
Residential ventilation (Yes) 1.068 (0.760–1.500) 0.705
Direct contact (Yes) 1.782 (1.373–2.311) <0.001 1.465 (1.094–1.960) 0.010
Medical treatment (Yes) 1.587 (1.243–2.027) <0.001 1.080 (0.822–1.419) 0.581
Residential disinfection (Yes) 0.812 (0.650–1.015) 0.068 0.925 (0.729–1.172) 0.516

Among 2,334 enrolled patients, there were 405 cases in which patients transmitted the disease to their cohabitants, and 1929 patients did not have cohabitants transmission. OR: Odd ratio; CI: Confidence interval.