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. 2024 Jun 26;13(7):539. doi: 10.3390/pathogens13070539

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of cohort of interest in the COVID-19 Research Network.

Category Sub-Category Patients,
n = 238 (%)
Sex Male 148 (62%)
Female 78 (33%)
Unknown 12 (5%)
Ethnicity Not Hispanic or Latino 72 (30%)
Hispanic or Latino 10* (4%)
Unknown 159 (66%)
Race White 65 (27%)
Black or African American 11 (4%)
Asian 10* (4%)
Native Hawaiian or other 10* (4%)
Other 10* (4%)
Unknown 154 (64%)
Age at index (years) Mean 61.2
Standard deviation 15.5
Minimum 18
Maximum 87
COVID-19 diagnosis 173 (73%)
Overweight, obesity, and other hyperalimentation 31 (13%)
Essential (primary) hypertension 82 (34%)
Diabetes mellitus 39 (16%)
Chronic lower respiratory diseases 35 (15%)
Other chronic obstructive pulmonary disease 16 (7%)
Nicotine dependence 14 (6%)
Heart diseases Ischemic heart diseases 19 (8%)
Other forms of heart disease 47 (20%)
Acute kidney failure and chronic kidney disease 60 (25%)
Chronic kidney disease 34 (14%)
Diseases of liver 16 (7%)
Neoplasms 49 (21%)
Malignant neoplasms of lymphoid, hematopoietic, and related tissue 22 (9%)
Certain disorders involving the immune mechanism 24 (10%)
Antivirals 114 (48%)
Lopinavir 88 (37%)
Ritonavir 88 (37%)
Respiratory tract medications 109 (46%)
Hydroxychloroquine 99 (42%)
Immunological agents 25 (11%)

* To protect patient privacy, the minimum number of patients shown in TriNetX is 10.