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. 2021 Jul 6;13(14):3389. doi: 10.3390/cancers13143389

Table 1.

Characteristics of cancer patients.

Characteristics Cancer Patients N (%)
N = 878
Sex
Male 275 (31.3)
Female 603 (68.7)
Age
Median (Range) 62 (18–91)
18–49 171 (19.5)
50–64 334 (38.0)
65–74 264 (30.1)
≥75 109 (12.4)
BMI
Median (Range) 25 (17–43)
Obesity (BMI ≥ 30) 141 (19.9)
missing data 170
Tobacco smoking status
Non-smoker 299 (47.8)
Former smoker 228 (36.4)
Current smoker 99 (15.8)
missing data 252
Public-facing role 1
No 283 (58.1)
Yes 204 (41.9)
missing data 391
No. of Comorbidities 2
≥1 330 (40.7)
missing data 67
No. of Comedications 3
≥1 235 (29.0)
missing data 68
Centers of inclusion
Nantes 201 (22.9)
Angers 238 (27.1)
Clermont-Ferrand 159 (18.1)
Nancy 280 (31.9)
Symptoms 4
Symptomatic 282 (32.1)
Asymptomatic 596 (67.9)
COVID-19 tests 5
Any positive test 70 (8.0)
Positive serological test 59 (6.7)
Positive RT-PCR test 26 (3.0)

1 Public-facing role: The question asked was: “Does your job involve contact with the public?”; 2 Comorbidities included: hypertension, diabetes, chronic respiratory failure, chronic kidney failure, chronic heart failure, weight loss, autoimmune disease, surgery under general anesthesia in the last 12 months; 3 Comedications included corticosteroids, Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), immunosuppressive drugs, and immunomodulatory drugs; 4 Symptomatic: having at least one COVID-19 symptom; Asymptomatic: having no COVID-19 symptoms; 5 Positive test results: Any positive result from M0 to M3 follow-ups.