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. 2020 Nov 21;23(1):21–27. doi: 10.1111/jch.14101

TABLE 1.

Demographics, baseline characteristics

All COVID‐19 patients Total COVID‐19 patients (N = 1449)

Severe a COVID‐19

275 (19%)

Not severe b COVID‐19

1174 (81%)

Test of difference c
Males 529 (37%) 114 (41%) 415 (35%) .06
Age (mean, SD) 54.7 (22.5) 72.0 (19) 50.6 (21) <.001
BMI (mean, SD) 30.0 (7.1) 29.9 (7.8) 30.1 (6.9) .35
Race
White 762 (53%) 169 (61%) 593 (51%) .01
Black 156 (11%) 21(8%) 135 (12%)
Unknown 455 (31%) 75 (27%) 380 (32%)
Other 76 (5%) 10 (4%) 66 (6%)
Ethnicity
Hispanic 133 (9%) 9 (3%) 124(11%) <.001
Not Hispanic 682 (47%) 146(53%) 536(46%)
Unknown 634 (44%) 120(44%) 514(44%)
Ever smoker Y/N 331 (23%) 88(32%) 243(21%) <.001
Systolic pressure (mean, SD) 124 (16) 128 (20) 123 (15) <.001
Diastolic pressure (mean, SD) 75 (10) 73 (10) 76 (9) <.001
Resident of long term care Y/N 290 (20%) 107(39%) 183(15%) <.001

Abbreviation: SD, standard deviation.

a

Severe: COVID‐19‐positive patients admitted to the hospital/died at the time of the data cut.

b

Not Severe: COVID‐19‐positive patients not admitted to hospital/deceased at the time of the data cut.

c

p‐value testing H0: no difference between severe and not severe COVID‐19 patients. Chi‐square test and Wilcoxon as appropriate.