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. 2022 Aug 1;5:894598. doi: 10.3389/fdata.2022.894598

Table 4.

Summary statistics of demographics and individual-level SDOH factors in the merged data with COVID-19 status as indicated by International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes.

COVID-19 positive
Characteristics N No, N = 54,330a Yes, N = 1,092a p-valueb
Gender 55,422 0.032
F 29,611 (55%) 638 (58%)
M 24,706 (45%) 454 (42%)
U 13 (<0.1%) 0 (0%)
Age 55,422 62 (18) 46 (18) <0.001
Race 46,869 <0.001
African American 10,220 (22%) 298 (32%)
Asian 551 (1.2%) 25 (2.7%)
Hispanic 1,445 (3.1%) 110 (12%)
White/other 33,726 (73%) 494 (53%)
Home owner renter 54,068 <0.001
Home owner 34,558 (65%) 605 (56%)
Renter 18,420 (35%) 485 (44%)
Marital status 54,068 <0.001
Married 26,140 (49%) 391 (36%)
Single 26,838 (51%) 699 (64%)
Has children 54,068 14,826 (28%) 377 (35%) <0.001
Member household 54,068 <0.001
1 20,473 (39%) 487 (45%)
2 15,603 (29%) 224 (21%)
3 7,772 (15%) 173 (16%)
4 5,201 (9.8%) 112 (10%)
5 3,305 (6.2%) 71 (6.5%)
6 393 (0.7%) 13 (1.2%)
7 145 (0.3%) 3 (0.3%)
8 61 (0.1%) 6 (0.6%)
8 Plus 25 (<0.1%) 1 (<0.1%)
Estimated family income 34,792 0.4
<30 K 0 (0%) 0 (0%)
$30–50 K 14,070 (41%) 271 (43%)
$50–75 K 9,228 (27%) 165 (26%)
$75–100 K 4,448 (13%) 90 (14%)
$100–125 K 2,567 (7.5%) 36 (5.7%)
$125 K plus 3,848 (11%) 69 (11%)
Estimated home market value 51,438 0.9
<100 K 19,231 (38%) 405 (39%)
100–200 K 21,183 (42%) 434 (42%)
200–300 K 5,719 (11%) 124 (12%)
300–400 K 2,153 (4.3%) 39 (3.7%)
400–500 K 878 (1.7%) 20 (1.9%)
500 K plus 1,230 (2.4%) 22 (2.1%)
Economic stability indicator 37,135 <0.001
10–15 7,126 (20%) 117 (15%)
16–20 7,696 (21%) 118 (15%)
21–25 10,940 (30%) 226 (28%)
26–30 10,573 (29%) 339 (42%)
Education 34,295 <0.001
Attended vocational/technical 361 (1.1%) 5 (0.7%)
Completed college 11,392 (34%) 187 (28%)
Completed graduate school 4,008 (12%) 45 (6.6%)
Completed high school 17,857 (53%) 440 (65%)

aStatistics presented: n (%); mean (SD).

bStatistical tests performed: chi-square test of independence; Wilcoxon rank-sum test.