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. 2021 Jan 7;21:101319. doi: 10.1016/j.pmedr.2021.101319

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of the study population.

Characteristics Total (n = 780961) COVID-19 cases (n = 1516) Control (n = 779445)
Age
Below 40 years 463,426 (59.34) 1097 (72.36) 462,601 (59.35)
40–59.9 years 251,349 (32.18) 482 (31.79) 250,867 (32.12)
60–79.9 years 62,886 (8.05) 143 (9.43) 62,743 (8.03)
Above 80 years 3296 (0.42) 76 (5.01) 3220 (0.41)
Region
Asia 6328 (0.81) 35 (2.3) 6293 (0.8)
Africa 1384 (0.17) 4 (0.26) 1380 (0.18)
Europe 41,484 (5.31) 205 (13.52) 41,279 (5.3)
North America 682,258 (87.36) 1117 (73.68) 681,141 (87.39)
South America 40,623 (5.2) 144 (9.5) 40,479 (5.19)
Oceania 8853 (1.13) 10 (0.66) 8843 (1.13)
Gender
Male 526,317 (67.39) 817 (53.89) 525,500 (67.42)
Female 251,730 (32.23) 691 (45.58) 251,039 (32.2)
BMI 29.72 ± 7.92 30.29 ± 9.3 29.72 ± 7.92
Comorbidity
Asthma 123,207 (15.78) 245 (16.16) 122,962 (15.77)
Diabetes mellitus 46,999 (6.01) 171 (11.27) 46,828 (6.0)
Kidney Disease 2625 (0.34) 46 (3.03) 2529 (0.32)
Liver Disease 667 (0.09) 22 (1.45) 645 (0.08)
Heart Disease 13,131 (1.68) 92 (6.06) 13,039 (1.67)
Lung Disease 10,424 (1.33) 44 (2.90) 10,380 (1.33)
Hypertension 103,883 (13.3) 273 (18.0) 103,610 (13.29)
Obesity 275,129 (35.23) 514 (33.9) 274,615 (35.23)

Note: The percentages may not add up to 100% due to missing data.