Table 1.
Recovery rates from SARS-CoV-2 infection among Israeli male and female COVID-19 patients by age groups. (a) Recovery periods (days) calculated from an anonymized dataset of recovered COVID-19 patients released to the public by the Israel Ministry of Health on April 28 2020 (https://data.gov.il/dataset/covid-19). This dataset includes time (days) from first positive to first negative SARS-CoV-2 PCR test for 5769 Israelis (3370 men and 2399 women). (b) Analysis comparing patients aged 0–29 years and >30 years.
| a. | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Recovery Rate (Days±SD) | ||||||
| Age (%Male)\Sex | 0–19 years (54.6%) |
20–29 years (60.7%) |
30–39 years (59.9%) |
40–49 years (59.5%) |
50–59 years (54.5%) |
>60 years (56.7%) |
| Male | 13.61±5.89 N = 510 |
13.97±5.81 N = 859 |
14.46±6.0 N = 502 |
14.79±5.72 N = 460 |
14.81±5.90 N = 457 |
14.73±5.896 N = 582 |
| Female | 13.24±5.70 N = 423 |
13.99±5.9 N = 556 |
14.17±6.14 N = 335 |
14.76±5.90 N = 313 |
14.18±5.90 N = 328 |
13.99±6.44 N = 444 |
| b. | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sex | Age | Recovery Rate (Days±SD) | ||||
| Male | 0–29 years N = 1369 |
13.84 ± 5.67 | ||||
| >30 years N = 2001 |
14.69±6.0 | |||||
| Female | 0–29 years N = 979 |
13.66±5.87 | ||||
| >30 years N = 1420 |
14.24±6.16 | |||||