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. 2023 Oct 17;12:e82618. doi: 10.7554/eLife.82618

Appendix 6—table 1. Baseline characteristics of female patients with MBC and COVID-19.

MBC
(N=233)
Age, years
Median [IQR] 58.0 [49.8, 68.3]
Race/ethnicity
Non-Hispanic White 107 (46%)
Non-Hispanic Black 56 (24%)
Hispanic 50 (21%)
Non-Hispanic AAPI 10 (4%)
Other 10 (4%)
Smoking status
Never 162 (70%)
Current or former 66 (28%)
Missing/unknown 5 (2%)
Obesity
No 139 (60%)
Yes 93 (40%)
Comorbidities
Cardiovascular 42 (18%)
Pulmonary 37 (16%)
Renal disease 16 (7%)
Diabetes mellitus 52 (22%)
Missing/unknown 3 (1%)
ECOG performance status
0 63 (27%)
1 84 (36%)
2+ 42 (18%)
Unknown 44 (19%)
Missing 0 (0%)
Receptor status
HR+/HER2- 98 (42%)
HR+/HER2+ 53 (23%)
HR-/HER2+ 26 (11%)
Triple negative 33 (14%)
Missing/unknown 23 (10%)
Cancer status
Active and responding 55 (24%)
Active and stable 78 (33%)
Active and progressing 74 (32%)
Unknown 25 (11%)
Missing 0 (0%)
Metastatic sites (MBC)
Lung 65 (28%)
Bone 135 (58%)
Liver 61 (26%)
Missing/unknown 19 (8%)
Timing of anti-cancer therapy
Never/after COVID-19 X*
0–4 weeks 189 (81%)
1–3 months 14 (6%)
>3 months 19 (8%)
Missing/unknown 11 (5%)*
Modality of active anti-cancer therapy, §
None 24 (10%)
Cytotoxic chemotherapy 114 (49%)
Targeted therapy 115 (49%)
Endocrine therapy 98 (42%)
Immunotherapy 17 (7%)
Local (surgery/radiation) 27 (12%)
Other 6 (3%)
Missing/unknown 6 (3%)
Region
Northeast 97 (42%)
Midwest 44 (19%)
South 34 (15%)
West 56 (24%)
Undesignated 2 (1%)
Period of COVID-19 diagnosis
Jan-Apr 2020 33 (14%)
May-Aug 2020 101 (43%)
Sept-Dec 2020 52 (22%)
Jan-Aug 2021 45 (19%)
Missing/unknown 2 (1%)
Area of patient residence
Urban 103 (44%)
Suburban 80 (34%)
Rural 12 (5%)
Missing/unknown 38 (16%)
Treatment center characteristics
Academic medical center 43 (18%)
Community practice 63 (27%)
Tertiary care center 127 (55%)
Missing/unknown 0 (0%)
Severity of COVID-19
Mild 126 (54%)
Moderate 93 (40%)
Severe 13 (6%)
Missing/unknown 1 (<1%)
*

Cells combined to mask N<5 according to CCC19 low count policy.

Age was truncated at 90 years.

Percentages could sum to >100% because categories are not mutually exclusive.

§

Within 3 months of COVID-19 diagnosis.