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. 2022 Jul 29;11(15):4428. doi: 10.3390/jcm11154428

Table 2.

Logistic regression analysis of factors associated with SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence within the pandemic cancer populations.

Cancer Population Unadjusted Analysis p-Value Adjusted Analysis p-Value
Cancer type
Breast cancer 2.379 (1.012–5.592) 0.047 2.023 (0.705–5.801) 0.19
Cervical cancer 2.249 (1.105–4.580) 0.026 1.984 (0.783–5.029) 0.149
Hematological malignancies 1.133 (0.305–4.216) 0.852 0.985 (0.255–3.805) 0.982
Other solid malignancies 2.042 (0.989–4.216) 0.054 1.885 (0.814–4.362) 0.139
Kaposi’s sarcoma ref ref
Age 0.997 (0.983–1.011) 0.653 0.992(0.977–1.007) 0.29
Sex
Female 1.257 (0.965–1.637) 0.2346 1.121 (0.615–2.043) 0.7089
Male ref ref
HIV status
Negative 1.193 (0.783–1.818) 0.4106 1.1 (0.672–1.801) 0.705
Positive ref ref
Received TB vaccination
Yes 1.358 (0.917–2.013) 0.3074 1.401 (0.767–2.558) 0.2731
No ref ref
COVID-19-related symptoms
Yes 0.755 (0.488–1.166) 0.2052 0.726 (0.465–1.135) 0.1604
No ref ref
Household size 0.992 (0.924–1.064) 0.8181 0.984 (0.915–1.059) 0.6702

Note: TB denotes tuberculosis.