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Table 1 Baseline characteristics and mineral intakes in COVID-19 and non-COVID-19 patients

From: Dietary mineral intakes predict Coronavirus-disease 2019 (COVID-19) incidence and hospitalization in older adults

 

COVID-19-positive (N = 193)

COVID-19-negative (N = 1764)

p-value

Age, year

59(56,62)a

59(57,63)

0.12

Sex

 Female, n(%)

95 (49.2%)

819 (46.4%)

0.46

Calcium, mg/day

848.95 ± 323.91b

891.7 ± 356.26

0.14

Magnesium, mg/day

229.87 (186.09,277.35)

240.14 (200.96,294.49)

0.016*

Phosphorus, mg/day

1284.7 ± 354.35

1345 ± 349.40

0.05

Iron, mg/day

9.087 (6.712,12.268)

9.930 (7.563,13.477)

0.008*

Zinc, mg/day

8.859 (7.294,10.644)

9.033 (7.5244,10.957)

0.54

Iodine, μg/day

104.71 (55.95,160.47)

123.38 (52.69,168.64)

0.70

Potassium, mg/day

2653.5 (2160.4,3196.7)

2802.8 (2298.4,3415.7)

0.026*

Manganese, mg/day

3.750 (3.130, 4.516)

3.831 (3.143,4.643)

0.34

Selenium, μg/day

31.06 (22.81,41.73)

31.39 (23.30,43.66)

0.88

Chloride, mg/day

2874 (1536,4099)

2918 (1563,4099)

0.99

Sodium, mg/day

2390 (1412,3059)

2244 (1504,3029)

0.86

Copper, mg/day

1.82 (1.60,2.02)

1.81 (1.59,2.06)

0.89

  1. *Significantly different
  2. aMedian (1st, 3st)
  3. bMean ± SD