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. 2023 Mar 6;98(3):331–338. doi: 10.1016/j.abd.2022.05.005

Table 1.

Frequency distribution of the sociodemographic data of leprosy cases and their household contacts.

Sociodemographic data Cases (n = 26)
Household contacts (n = 44)
n % n %
Sex Male 16 61.5 21 47.7
Female 10 38.5 23 52.3
Age 0 to 15 1 3.8 10 22.7
16 to 35 5 19.2 11 25.0
36 to 55 8 30.8 14 31.8
>55 12 46.2 9 20.5
Level of schooling Illiterate 1 3.8 1 2.3
Incomplete Elementary School 17 65.5 18 40.9
Complete Elementary School 3 11.5 5 11.4
High School 4 15.4 14 31.8
Higher Education 1 3.8 4 9.1
Postgraduate Education 2 4.5
Marital status Single 5 19.2 19 43.2
Married 12 46.2 18 40.9
Separated/Divorced 2 4.5
Widowed 2 7.7 1 2.3
Common-law marriage 7 26.9 4 9.1
Employment status Employed 14 53.8 22 50.0
Unemployed 6 23.1 17 38.6
Retired/medical leave 6 23.1 5 11.4
Housing status Owned house 17 65.4 37 84.1
Rented house 9 34.6 7 15.9