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. 2021 May 11;12:2670. doi: 10.1038/s41467-021-22958-8

Table 2.

Characteristics of the COVID-19 study population (No. = 162).

Characteristics COVID-19 patients Missing data
Age, years (median, 95%CI) 63 (52–72.5) 0
Sex Male 108 (66.7%) 0
Ethnicity 0
  White Europeans 145 9.5%)
  Hispanic 12 7.4%)
  Asian 4 (2.5%)
  African 1 (0.6%)
Co-morbidities 0
  Hypertension 72 (44.4%)
  Coronary artery diseases (CAD) 21 (13%)
  Diabetes 40 (24.7%)
  Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) 6 (3.7%)
  Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) 24 (14.8%)
  Cancer 17 (10.5%)
  Neurodegenerative disease (ND) 5 (3.1%)
Number of co-morbidities 0
  None 69 (42.6%)
  1 29 (17.9%)
  2 42 (25.6%)
  3 or more 22 (13.6%)
Body mass index (BMI) 14
  <25 40 (27%)
  25-30 60 (40.5%)
  >30 48 (32.4%)
Symptoms at disease onset 5
 General
   Fever 84.1%
   Headache 24.2%
   fatigue/malaise 56.7%
   myalgia/arthralgia 33.1%
 Respiratory
   Cough 61.1%
   Dyspnea 65.6%
   Sore throat 17.8%
   Chest pain 22.9%
 Gastrointestinal
   Diarrhea 28%
   Vomiting/nausea 14%
   Abdominal pain 8.9%
 Others
   Conjunctivitis 14%
   Hypo/anosmia 35.7%
   Hypo/dysgeusia 39.7%
   Skin rash 6%
Median days (95%CI) from symptoms onset: 0
  To hospital admission 9 (5–12)
  To first blood sampling for Biobank 11.5 (7–18)
Median days of hospital stay of 134 hospitalized patients (95%CI) 14 (7–24) 0
Median days from symptoms to negative RT-PCR swab (95%CI) 40 (37–43) 7
Median follow-up days (95%CI) 201 (196–205) na

na not applicable

If not otherwise defined, the number of patients for each listed characteristic is reported. The median BMI was 27.84 (IQR: 24.48-31.42). Missing data are indicated for each group of categories