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. 2021 Jul 21;2(8):100369. doi: 10.1016/j.xcrm.2021.100369

Table 1.

Demographics of all subjects

Parameter COV- COV+ p value
N 67 272
Gender (M/F) 28/39 156/116 0.0220
Age (years) 48 ± 16 60 ± 17 <0.0001
Race (African American/white/other) 32/35/0 202/66/4 <0.0001
Body mass index 30 ± 8 31 ± 9 0.3987

COVID-19-like symptomsa

Any number of COVID19-like symptoms 65 242 0.0437
Fever 29 128 0.5788
Chills 13 46 0.6300
Conjunctival congestion 1 1 0.2815
Nasal congestion 7 10 0.0229
Headache 18 23 <0.0001
Cough 35 147 0.7907
Sore throat 14 23 0.0034
Shortness of breath 44 168 0.5540
Nausea or vomiting 15 41 0.1487
Diarrhea 11 38 0.6098
Myalgia 16 66 0.9476
Fatigue 21 53 0.0353
Loss of taste or smellb 0 4 0.3180
Asymptomaticc NA 21
Acute respiratory failured 9 100 0.0002
Acute renal failured 2 68 <0.0001

Comorbidities

Chronic kidney diseasee 4 56 0.0050
Diabetese 15 120 0.0011
Cancere 8 24 0.4345

COVID-19 drug treatmentf

Remdesivir 2 43 0.0056
Dexamethasone 13 63 0.5087
High/Low arterial pH 5 83 0.0001
Current smoker 18 (27%) 36 (13.2%) 0.0063
Hospital admissiong 26 (38.8%) 252 (92.6%) <0.0001
ICU admissiong 10 (14.9%) 129 (47.4%) <0.0001
Intubation and mechanical ventilation 4 (6.0%) 70 (25.7%) 0.0005
Deceased 6 (8.9%) 65 (23.9%) 0.0071

Deceased because of COVID-19h

30 day mortality N/A 39 (76.5%)
60 day mortality N/A 49 (96.1%)
90 day mortality N/A 50 (98.0%)
overall mortality N/A 51 (100%)

Table includes both training and test cohorts. Percentages are shown as the percentage of the group (COV- or COV+). Demographic data were last updated May 20, 2021. Data are presented as means ± SD, p values of numeric parameters were calculated by using a two-tailed Student’s t test with unequal variance, p values of categorical parameters were calculated by using a chi-square test. Abbreviations: M, male; F, female; N/A, not applicable.

a

Two COV- individuals were without symptoms but were exposed to a SARS-CoV-2-positive individual. Nine COV+ individuals had other symptoms (e.g., confusion, lethargy, an altered mental state, or breathing anomalies). Clinical metadata last updated October 16, 2020.

b

CDC guideline symptom was added to the symptom questionnaire late in the study; parameter is not available for most of the subjects.

c

A SARS-CoV-2 test was routinely administered at presentation to the hospital for reasons other than COVID-19 (e.g., accidents, pre-operation tests, regular checkups, cancer screening, injuries, or exposure to a SARS-CoV-2-positive individual).

d

During present hospitalization.

e

Recorded up to 1 year before the current admission or up to 1 year before the d0 sample for those who were not admitted to the hospital.

f

At any point during hospital stay.

g

Hospital and/or ICU admission of COV group was for reasons other than COVID-19 (e.g., accidents, acute respiratory failure from bacterial pneumonia, intentional self-harm, possible heart failure, hypertension, trauma, and cancer).

h

Percentages shown as the percentage of total number of patients who died of COVID-19.