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. 2023 Feb 3;7(12):2843–2854. doi: 10.1182/bloodadvances.2022009550

Table 2.

Risk of COVID-19 infection in BMT survivors vs non-BMT comparison group

Risk factors
Univariate analysis
Multivariable analysis
HR HR (95% CI) P value HR aHR 95% CI P value
BMT survivors vsnon-BMTcomparison group
 Non-BMT comparison group REF REF
 BMT survivors 0.88 0.63-1.23 .45 0.93 0.65-1.33 .68
Age at study participation
 <65 y REF
 ≥65 y 0.58 0.42-0.80 .001
Race/ethnicity
 Non-Hispanic White REF .049 REF .047
 African American 1.41 0.78- 2.55 .25 1.68 0.92- 3.08 .09
 Hispanic 1.34 0.85- 2.11 .20 1.30 0.81- 2.09 .27
 Other 0.34 0.12-0.91 .03 0.38 0.14-1.02 .06
Sex
 Female REF
 Male 1.02 0.76-1.39 .88
Annual household income
 ≥$75 000 REF REF
 <$75 000 1.32 0.96- 1.80 .09 1.38 1.00-1.91 .05
Education
 ≥College REF .08
 High school to some college 1.29 0.92-1.81 .14
 <High school 1.58 1.04-2.40 .03
Have insurance
 No REF
 Yes 1.00 0.37-2.71 .99
Chronic health conditions
 Grade 0-2 REF REF
 Grade 3-4 1.21 0.89-1.64 .22 1.43 1.03-1.98 .03
Contact with COVID–19 test positive individuals (family members/ friends/at work)
 No REF REF
 Yes 5.7 3.75-8.66 <.001 5.32 3.47-8.16 <.001
Always wear mask
 No REF REF
 Yes 0.48 0.34-0.69 <.001 0.55 0.38-0.80 .002
Always stay 6 feet away
 No REF
 Yes 0.73 0.54-1.00 .05
Always wash hands
 No REF
 Yes 1.02 0.76-1.39 .88
Employment
 Retired REF .002 REF .09
 Employed 1.83 1.27-2.63 .001 1.35 0.92- 1.98 .13
 Not employed 2.03 1.28-3.23 .003 1.69 1.05-2.71 .03

REF, reference group.

P value for whole group.