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. 2022 Sep 23;319:437–445. doi: 10.1016/j.jad.2022.09.062

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of participants (N = 1541).

Variable n(%)
Gender
 Male 654(42.4 %)
 Female 887(57.6 %)
Age (Year)
 18–29 27(1.8 %)
 30–39 116(7.5 %)
 40–49 242(15.7 %)
 50–59 422(27.4 %)
 60–69 482(31.3 %)
 ≥70 252(16.4 %)
Clinical classification of COVID-19
 Mild 90(5.8 %)
 Moderate 1113(72.2 %)
 Severe 151(9.8 %)
 Critical 187(12.2 %)
Residence place
 City 1351(87.7 %)
 Village 190(12.3 %)
Marital status
 Unmarried 228(14.8 %)
 Married 1313(85.2 %)
Educational level
 Senior high school or below 1082(70.2 %)
 Above senior school 459(29.8 %)
Income for 2020(CNY/Year)
 <60,000 947(61.5 %)
 ≥60,000 594(38.5 %)
Perceived mental health during infection
 Very bad 114(7.4 %)
 Bad 235(15.2 %)
 Common 288(18.7 %)
 Good 790(51.3 %)
 Very good 114(7.4 %)
Have other family members infected with COVID-19
 Yes 705(45.7 %)
 No 836(54.3 %)
Have relatives or friends infected with COVID-19
 Yes 454(29.5 %)
 No 1077(69.9 %)
Current smoker
 Yes 193(12.5 %)
 No 1348(87.5 %)
Alcohol use
 Yes 424(27.5 %)
 No 1117(72.5 %)
BMI
 Thin(BMI < 18.5) 48(3.12 %)
 Normal(18.5 ≤ BMI<24) 620(40.2 %)
 Overweight(24 ≤ BMI<28) 664(43.1 %)
 Obese(BMI ≥ 28) 209(13.6 %)