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. 2020 Jun 27;265:115126. doi: 10.1016/j.envpol.2020.115126

Supplemental Table 2.

Linear multiple regression results for COVID-19 prevalence in association with environmental air pollutants and pollutant sources, adjusting for covariates.∗
Variable Estimate (SE) P <
Diesel PM 252.5 (50.6) .001
% 65 and over −14.6 (2.83) .001
% Black 10.5 (1.10) .001
% Hispanic 3.76 (1.26) .001
% Asian −1.10 (4.43) .80
% Native American/PI 4.54 (1.97) .02
Income inequality ratio 12.6 (16.9) .46
% some college −12.3 (1.38) .001
% Smokers −29.8 (6.57) .001
% Adults with obesity −7.01 (2.33) .003
% without health insurance 13.0 (4.02) .001
Population density 0.09 (.01) .001
State testing rate 0.05 (.02) .001