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. 2023 Jun 8;11:1197889. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1197889

Table 2.

Univariate analysis of COVID-19 infection.a

Variables Uninfected Infected Statistics P
Gender Male 120 223 3.32 0.068
Female 195 469
Ageb 43(24) 39(24) 166455.50 0.072
Education level Junior high school degree and below 32 42 6.75 0.149
High school/vocational high school/technical secondary school degree 43 86
Junior college degree 51 120
Bachelor’s degree 170 388
Master’s degree and above 19 56
Major of study or occupation related to healthcare No 276 597 0.34 0.559
Yes 39 95
Vaccinated No 18 35 0.19 0.665
Yes 297 657
Having received 2 or more doses No 24 45 0.42 0.516
Yes 291 647
Vaccine manufacturer Each dose provided by Sinopharm (Beijing) 190 412 0.25 0.884
Each dose provided by Sinovac 52 110
Other 73 170
Having proper hand-washing habits No 101 221 0.00 0.968
Yes 214 471
Having the habit of wearing a mask No 14 21 1.28 0.257
Yes 301 671
Isolating patients with COVID-19 at home No 60 200 10.98 <0.001
Yes 255 492
Number of vaccine doses received Unvaccinated 18 35 1.33 0.857
1 dose 6 10
2 doses 49 125
3 doses 228 493
4 doses 14 29
Annual household income per capitac ¥ ≤ 30,000 yuan 31 56 164305.00 0.178
30,000 yuan < ¥ ≤ 50,000 yuan 35 109
50,000 yuan < ¥ ≤ 100,000 yuan 74 160
100,000 yuan < ¥ ≤ 200,000 yuan 95 209
¥ > 200,000 yuan 80 158

aCount data were presented as numbers, and the chi-squared test was performed for comparison between groups.

bMeasurement data were presented as medians with interquartile ranges (IQRs), and comparison between groups was performed by the Wilcoxon rank sum test.

cRanked data were presented as numbers, and the Wilcoxon rank sum test was performed for comparison between groups.