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. 2021 Aug 8:wxab062. doi: 10.1093/annweh/wxab062

Table 2.

Seroprevalence (95% confidence intervals) of SARS-CoV-2 IgG among 940 coffee manufacturing workers by demographic, clinical, and occupational characteristics.

Variable Number of participants (N = 940) Positive (N = 49) Seroprevalence [95% CI]
Gender
 Female 410 (43.6) 19 4.63 [2.60–6.67]
 Male 530 (56.4) 30 5.66 [3.69–7.63]
Age (years)
 20–29 133 (14.2) 10 7.52 [3.04–12.00]
 30–39 281 (29.9) 13 4.63 [2.49–7.78]
 40–49 290 (30.9) 14 4.83 [2.36–7.29]
 50–59 214 (22.8) 9 4.21 [1.52–6.89]
 60–69 22 (2.3) 3 13.64 [0–27.98]
COVID-19 symptoms
 No 671 (71.4) 19 2.83 [1.58–4.09]
 Yes 269 (28.6) 30 11.15 [7.39–14.91]
COVID-19 diagnosis (N = 939)
 No 937 (99.8) 47 5.02 [3.62–6.41]
 Yes 2 (0.2) 1 -
Familiar COVID-19 diagnosis
 No 920 (97.9) 47 5.11 [3.69–6.53]
 Yes 20 (2.1) 2 10.00 [0.00–23.15]
Children cohabitation
 No 511 (54.5) 26 5.09 [3.18–6.99]
 Yes 426 (45.5) 22 5.16 [3.06–7.27]
Working during lockdown
 No 666 (70.9) 26 3.90 [2.43–5.37]
 Yes 274 (29.2) 23 8.39 [5.11–11.68]
Public contact
 No 925 (98.4) 47 5.08 [3.67–6.50]
 Yes 15 (1.6) 2 13.33 [0.00–30.54]