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. 2022 Mar 16;2022:4559897. doi: 10.1155/2022/4559897

Table 4.

Logistic regression showing the odds of infection, severe disease, admission, and death associated with the administration of any home-based remedy to prevent COVID-19.

Characteristics Univariate logistic regression Multivariate logistic regression AOR [95% CI] p value
OR [95% CI] p value
Risk of PCR-positive SARS-CoV-2 test 0.28 [0.20–0.39] <0.001 0.38 [0.26–0.57] <0.001
Risk of severe or critical COVID-19 0.15 [0.05–0.48] 0.002 0.40 [0.11–1.48] 0.169
Risk of admission 0.15 [0.06–0.38] <0.001 0.29 [0.11–0.74] 0.009
Risk of death from COVID-19 0.31 [0.07–1.38] 0.124 2.82 [0.60–13.3] 0.189

Sex
Female
Male 1.14 [0.86–1.54] 0.358

Age (years)
Less than 20
20–29 2.19 [0.99–4.88] 0.054
30–39 2.37 [1.12–5.47] 0.025
40–49 1.99 [0.82–4.79] 0.127
50–59 2.16 [0.83–5.65] 0.115
60 and above 0.57 [0.09–0.43] <0.001

Healthcare worker status
Healthcare professional
Nonhealthcare worker 2.14 [1.56–2.93] <0.001

Face mask use within last two weeks
Use any type of facemask
Did not use face mask 0.17 [0.06–0.46] 0.001

Use of immune boosters
Did not take immune boosters
Took immune boosters 2.65 [1.97–3.58] <0.001

AOR: adjusting for age, mask use, intake of immune booster, and healthcare worker status. Risk of infection and admission were associated with the method of administration of home-based remedies to prevent COVID-19.