Table 3.

Most statistically significant conditions associated with increased risk of coronavirus disease (COVID-19) complications in age-stratified patient groups.

Condition	Age group	Patient counts, n				ORa (95% CI)	P valueb
		With condition		Without condition
		Complicated	Noncomplicated	Complicated	Noncomplicated
Obesity	18-50 years	14	356	7	1977	11.09 (4.15-32.67)	<.001
Depression	18-50 years	7	229	14	2104	4.59 (1.55-12.3)	.03
Hypertension	18-50 years	4	72	17	2261	7.37 (1.76-23.41)	.04
Liver disease	18-50 years	5	125	16	2208	5.51 (1.55-16.07)	.04
Chronic kidney disease	50-65 years	14	87	27	683	4.06 (1.89-8.38)	.005
End stage renal disease	50-65 years	5	8	36	762	13.11 (3.21-48.19)	.006
Neurological disorders	≥65 years	54	113	57	317	2.65 (1.69-4.17)	<.001
Chronic kidney disease	≥65 years	70	174	41	256	2.51 (1.6-3.97)	.001
Other cardiovascular diseases	≥65 years	36	70	75	360	2.46 (1.49-4.05)	.006
Cognitive impairment	≥65 years	28	52	83	378	2.45 (1.4-4.22)	.02
Home care	≥65 years	16	22	95	408	3.12 (1.47-6.48)	.02
Hypertension	≥65 years	82	249	29	181	2.05 (1.27-3.4)	.03
Cardiovascular diseases	≥65 years	50	129	61	301	1.91 (1.22-2.99)	.03
Nursing home	≥65 years	20	35	91	395	2.48 (1.29-4.65)	.04

^aOR: odds ratio. ORs greater than 1 suggest an increased risk for COVID-19 complications in patients with the noted condition.

^bIn each stratum, rows are sorted ascendingly by P value.