Age As a Risk Factor of COVID-19 Mortality in the Philippines
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This study used binary logistic regression on Philippine COVID-19 data, finding that each year of age increases mortality risk by 1.096, and individuals over 60 are 8.15 times more likely to die than those under 60.
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This paper aims to quantify the influence of age on the probability of a COVID-19 patient to die from the disease. A binary logistic regression analysis was employed in this particular study based on publicly available data of COVID-19 survivors and non-survivors in the Philippines. The result showed that age has a positively significant influence on COVID-19 mortality. Based on the binary logistic regression model, there is an increased risk of COVID-19 mortality of 1.096 per year of age. Further analysis also showed that COVID-19 patients who are 60 years old or more are 8.15 times more likely to die then those below 60 years old. This is explained by the presence of comorbidities among older aged patients as reported in previous literature.
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