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. 2021 Jul 8;3:660809. doi: 10.3389/fdgth.2021.660809

Table 1.

Cohort characteristics for the hospitalization risk studies.

Cohort 1 (n = 9,493) Cohort 2 (n = 1,581)
Hospitalized patients Non-hospitalized patients Two-sided p-value Hospitalized patients Non-hospitalized patients Two-sided p-value
COVID-19 positive 3,183 6,310 N/A 581 1,000 N/A
Males (%) 1,549 (48.7%) 2,758 (43.7%) 5.0e-06 295 (50.1%) 348 (34.8%) 6.5e-10
Median Age (Range) 75 (29–89) 72 (15-89) <2.2e-16 74 (31–89) 71.5 (33–89) 2.2e-14
Caucasian* (%) 1,632 (66.7%) 3,693 (66.8%) 0.938 298 (57.5%) 528 (59.5%) 0.465
Mortality (%) 607 (19.10%) N/A N/A 100 (17.2%) N/A N/A
Hypertension (%) 1,657 (52.1%) 3,864 (61.2%) <2.2e-16 431 (58.7%) 672 (67.2%) 3.7e-03
Diabetes (%) 1,109 (34.8%) 2,114 (33.5%) 0.198 277 (47.7%) 427 (42.7%) 5.8e-02
Cardiovascular (%) 1,210 (38.0%) 1,468 (23.3%) <2.2e-16 204 (35.1%) 267 (26.7%) 2.2e-03
Dementia (%) 443 (13.9%) 236 (3.7%) <2.2e-16 27 (4.6%) 10 (1.0%) 7.2e-06
Chronic lung disease (%) 832 (25.9%) 1,198 (20.0%) 2.4e-15 135 (23.2%) 188 (18.9%) 3.8e-02
*

The percentage of Caucasians was calculated as a fraction of those individuals for whom ethnicity information was available (~85% of all records).

p-values were calculated to assess the association of each feature in the two COVID-19 hospitalized risk cohorts using two-sided Fisher's exact tests for categorical data and Mann-Whitney U tests for continuous data.