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. 2021 Aug 9;9(4):1584–1599. doi: 10.1007/s40615-021-01098-1

Table 1.

Matched odds ratios (mOR) comparing demographic information of study patients (N = 1029), by patient status—New York City, March 13–April 9, 2020

Characteristic Cases
(n = 343)
Controls
(n = 686)
Total
(n = 1029)
mOR
(95% CI)1
Median age (range)2 56 (23–64) 56 (23–64) 56 (23–64)
Sex—n (%)
 Female 113 (32.9) 242 (35.3) 355 (34.5) 0.90 (0.68, 1.19)
 Male 230 (67.1) 444 (64.7) 674 (65.5) Reference
Race/ethnicity—n (%)
 Non-Hispanic Asian 31 (9.1) 60 (8.9) 91 (9.5) 0.92 (0.49, 1.72)
 Non-Hispanic Black 109 (31.9) 187 (27.7) 296 (29.1) 1.13 (0.69, 1.86)
 Hispanic/Latino 120 (35.1) 262 (38.9) 382 (37.6) 0.81 (0.49, 1.33)
 Non-Hispanic White 48 (14.0) 98 (14.5) 146 (14.4) Reference
 Non-Hispanic Other3 34 (9.9) 67 (9.9) 101 (12.9)
 Unknown4 1 12 13
Borough of residence2—n (%)
 Bronx 103 (30.0) 204 (29.7) 307 (29.8)
 Brooklyn 76 (22.2) 150 (21.9) 226 (22.0)
 Manhattan 21 (6.1) 45 (6.6) 66 (6.4)
 Queens 127 (37.0) 255 (37.2) 382 (37.1)
 Staten Island 16 (4.7) 32 (4.7) 48 (4.7)
Proportion of population in census tract of residence living below the federal poverty level4—n (%)
 ≥30.0% (very high poverty) 82 (24.1) 145 (21.3) 227 (22.2) 1.58 (0.93, 2.68)
 20.0% – <30.0% (high poverty) 72 (21.1) 145 (21.3) 217 (21.3) 1.27 (0.80, 2.01)
 10.0% – <20.0% (medium poverty) 127 (37.2) 251 (36.9) 378 (37.0) 1.22 (0.82, 1.81)
 <10.0% (low poverty) 60 (17.6) 141 (20.7) 201 (19.7) Reference
 Unknown4 2 6 8
Marital status—n (%)
 Not married 178 (54.9) 296 (44.6) 474 (48.0) 1.53 (1.16, 2.02)
 Married 146 (45.1) 368 (55.4) 514 (52.0) Reference
 Unknown4 19 22 41
Insurance status—n (%)
 Public 202 (58.9) 308 (44.9) 510 (49.6) 1.22 (0.82, 1.83)
 Private 92 (26.8) 287 (41.8) 379 (36.8) 0.58 (0.38, 0.90)
 Uninsured 49 (14.3) 91 (13.3) 140 (13.6) Reference
Pregnant6
 Indicated 0 (0.0) 3 (1.2) 3 (0.8) --7
 Not indicated 113 (100.0) 239 (98.8) 352 (99.2)

1Bold-faced mORs indicate significance at alpha=0.05

2Odds ratios not produced for age or borough of residence, as study population was matched on age and United Hospital Fund neighborhood

3Non-Hispanic Other is included in the table and included in the regression model, but no OR is shown because the effect estimate has no meaningful interpretation

4Unknown numbers are shown in the table but were not included in the regression model

5American Community Survey 2014–2018 census tract data (defined according to 2010 boundaries)

6Restricted to female patients

7Undefined effect estimate