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2.2.1. Demographic variables and pre-existing health and socioeconomic disadvantages
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Demographic information included self-reported race/ethnicity and gender. Participants' self-reported household income and education level were assessed to identify socioeconomic backgrounds. Self-reported COVID-19 health risks included seven medical conditions identified by the CDC (2021a) as associated with risks of severe illness from COVID-19, including obesity, high blood pressure, lung disease, diabetes, heart or artery diseases, cancer, and HIV.
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