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. 2022 May 26:ciac416. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciac416

Table 1.

Cohort Demographics and Morbidities (n = 124)

n (%)
Male 91 (73.4)
Age, y
 20–64 50 (40.3)
 65–95 74 (59.7)
Race
 White 82 (66.1)
 Black 22 (17.7)
 Other 20 (16.1)
Ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic 108 (87.1)
 Hispanic 8 (6.5)
COVID-positive
 No 110 (88.7)
 Yes, before first dose 10/121 (8.3)
 Yes, at 1-m serum collection 10/121 (8.3)
 Yes, at 3-m serum collection 12/121 (9.9)
 Yes, at 6-m serum collection 12/121 (9.9)
 Yes, at 10-m serum collection 10/72 (5.8)
 Yes, at 12-m serum collection 23/88 (26.1)
Chronic heart disease 77 (62.1)
Lung disease 67 (54.0)
Current steroid use 19 (15.3)
Liver disease 8 (6.5)
GFR in mL/min/1.73 m2, mean (SD)a 69.6 (31.2)
 >60 87 (70.2)
 30–60 18 (14.5)
 <30 17 (13.7)
Malignancy
 Solid 31 (25)
 Hematological 5 (4)
 Both 2 (1.6)
Diabetes mellitus 39 (31.5)
TIA-CVA 13 (10.5)
Dementia 5 (4.0)
HIV-Transplant-Rheum 18 (14.6)
Hemoglobin A1c, median [Q1,Q3]b,c 5.6 [5.2,6.1]
BMI, median [Q1,Q3]b,c 28.4 [24.8,31.5]

Abbreviations: BMI, body mass index; COVID, coronavirus disease; GFR, glomerular filtration rate; SD, standard deviation; TIA-CVA, transient ischemic attack-cerebrovascular accident.

a

Multimodal distributions (Hartigan dip test).

b

Non-normal distributions (Shapiro-Wilk test).

c

Far outliers in Tukey test.