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cord-345114-b06uz0sj	Klinger, Danielle	Significantly Improved COVID-19 Outcomes in Countries with Higher BCG Vaccination Coverage: A Multivariable Analysis	2020-07-11		.txt	text/plain	6987	368	51	The analysis of countries according to an age-group partition reveals that the strongest correlation is attributed to the coverage in BCG vaccination of the young population (0–24 years). Due to the varying effect of each age group on the viral spread in the population, we next investigated the relevance of age groups to the observation showing that years of BCG administration are strongly correlated with better COVID-19 outcomes. Due to the varying effect of each age group on the viral spread in the population, we next investigated the relevance of age groups to the observation showing that years of BCG administration are strongly correlated with better COVID-19 outcomes. The histogram (d-f) shows the statistical significance of the correlation of BCG years of administration for the 4 different COVID-19 outcomes according to the 3 age groups marked as: young (d) middle age (e) and elderly (f).	./cache/cord-345114-b06uz0sj.txt	./txt/cord-345114-b06uz0sj.txt