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Table 1 Participant demographics

From: Impact of vaccination and variants of concern on long COVID clinical phenotypes

 

Whole cohort (n = 417)

WT (n = 268)

VOC (n = 149)

P value

Age (years)

45 (35–55)

43 (36–54)

47 (34–57)

0.2

Sex (F)

307 (73)

196 (73)

109 (73)

0.9

Ethnicity (Caucasian)

352 (84)

222 (84)

129 (87)

0.31

BMI (kg/m2)

28 (24–32)

28 (24 – 32)

28 (24 – 33)

0.6

HCW

215 (51)

163 (61)

51 (35)

 < 0.001

Smoking

19 (4)

12 (4.5)

7 (4.7)

0.9

Alcohol

125 (30)

80 (30)

45 (30)

0.9

Comorbidity (Any)

243 (56)

152 (59)

89 (60)

0.9

Hypertension

74 (18)

45 (18)

28 (19)

0.8

Diabetes

23 (5)

14 (5.5)

9 (6.1)

0.9

Respiratory

78 (19)

45 (18)

32 (22)

0.4

-Asthma

62 (15)

36 (13)

25 (17)

0.43

Cardiac

21 (5)

13 (5.1)

8 (5.4)

0.9

Immunosuppression

5 (1)

2 (0.8)

3 (2)

0.5

Psychiatric

10 (2)

8 (3)

2 (1)

0.47

Vaccinated at time of infection

15 (3)

0 (0)

15 (11)

 < 0.001

Vaccinated at time of review

157 (37)

60 (25)

97 (75)

 < 0.001

Time from symptom onset (weeks)

22 (13–35)

24 (16–38)

18 (10–31)

 < 0.001

Mild initial disease severity

330 (79)

217 (83)

112 (75)

0.07

Hospitalised at acute infection

129 (31)

75 (28)

54 (36)

0.11

  1. Legend: BMI Body mass index. HCW Healthcare worker. Continuous variables compared with Kruskal–Wallis test and categorical variables by chi square test. Continuous data are median (IQR) and categorical data number (%)