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. 2018 Oct 9;22(1):44–54. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018002495

Table 3.

Multinomial regression: crude and adjusted associations between categories of the ‘anaemic child and overweight mother’ double burden and sociodemographic characteristics among 6–59-month-old children living with their 20–49-year-old mothers (437 child–mother pairs), Greater Tunis area, Tunisia, 2009/2010

Anaemic child and not overweight mother* Not anaemic child and overweight mother* Anaemic child and overweight mother*
Crude Adjusted Crude Adjusted Crude Adjusted
n % RPR§ 95 % CI RPR 95 % CI % RPR§ 95 % CI RPR 95 % CI % RPR§ 95 % CI RPR 95 % CI
Child’s age (months) P **=0·0003 P **=0·0081 P **=0·99 P **=0·72 P ** <0·0001 P ** <0·0001
6–23 128 14·4 14·3 4·0, 50·8 13·1 2·6, 64·9 32·3 1·0 0·5, 2·0 1·4 0·6, 3·4 43·6 11·8 4·9, 28·4 16·4 5·8, 46·3
24–47 197 8·0 4·7 1·2, 17·9 4·9 1·2, 20·8 54·4 1·0 0·5, 2·0 1·2 0·6, 2·5 21·2 3·4 1·5, 7·9 4·1 1·8, 9·1
48–59 112 2·1 1 1 69·4 1 1 7·9 1 1
Child’s sex P **=0·44 P **=0·77 P **=0·94 P **=0·51 P **=0·92 P **=0·45
Female 215 7·1 1 1 52·5 1 1 24·9 1 1
Male 222 9·7 1·4 0·6, 3·1 1·1 0·5, 2·8 51·0 1·0 0·5, 1·8 0·8 0·4, 1·6 24·0 1·0 0·5, 1·8 0·8 0·4, 1·5
Child’s birth weight P **=0·70 P **=0·98 P **=0·65 P **=0·87 P **=0·89 P **=0·65
<2500 g 41 9·6 1·4 0·2, 8·0 1·0 0·2, 5·5 55·4 1·3 0·4, 4·3 1·1 0·3, 4·0 22·1 1·1 0·3, 3·7 0·7 0·2, 2·7
≥2500 g 396 8·3 1 1 51·3 1 1 24·7 1 1
Mother’s age (years) P **=0·43 P **=0·63 P **=0·0079 P **=0·0043 P **=0·25 P **=0·24
20–29 106 17·4 1 1 34·1 1 1 25·6 1 1
30–39 248 6·0 0·6 0·3, 1·5 0·6 0·2, 1·8 55·0 2·9 1·4, 5·8 3·4 1·6, 7·0 26·3 1·9 0·8, 4·3 2·1 0·9, 5·2
40–49 83 5·5 0·5 0·1, 2·2 0·7 0·1, 2·9 61·9 2·8 1·2, 6·4 3·7 1·3, 10·3 17·6 1·1 0·4, 2·9 1·4 0·5, 4·2
Mother’s parity P **=0·62 P **=0·65 P **=0·06 P **=0·34 P **=0·0224 P **=0·0101
1–2 264 11·0 1 1 48·9 1 1 21·3 1 1
≥3 173 5·4 0·8 0·3, 1·9 1·2 0·6, 2·6 55·0 1·8 1·0, 3·5 1·4 0·7, 2·7 28·0 2·2 1·1, 4·1 2·5 1·2, 4·8
Mother’s education P **=0·56 P **=0·67 P **=0·28 P **=0·20 P **=0·86 P **=0·50
No schooling 38 4·8 0·5 0·1, 3·0 0·4 0·0, 4·8 66·2 2·5 0·6, 10·6 1·9 0·3, 13·7 19·0 1·5 0·2, 9·0 1·1 0·1, 10·6
Primary school 175 7·9 0·4 0·1, 1·4 0·5 0·1, 4·1 45·9 0·9 0·3, 2·5 0·9 0·2, 4·9 27·1 1·1 0·3, 3·5 1·3 0·2, 8·0
Secondary 179 7·8 0·7 0·2, 1·9 1·0 0·1, 6·6 55·7 1·7 0·6, 5·0 2·3 0·5, 10·5 23·8 1·5 0·4, 5·3 2·3 0·4, 13·5
University 45 16·1 1 1 45·0 1 1 21·8 1 1
Mother’s professional activity P **=0·31 P **=0·44 P=0·83 P **=0·96 P **=0·57 P **=0·67
Upper/intermediate 45 12·5 1 1 49·8 1 1 24·6 1 1
Employee/worker 76 9·8 0·8 0·2, 3·4 0·6 0·1, 4·4 49·8 1·1 0·3, 4·0 0·8 0·1, 5·3 28·1 1·2 0·3, 5·5 0·7 0·1, 5·6
Without activity 316 7·5 0·5 0·2, 1·4 0·4 0·1, 2·1 52·5 0·8 0·3, 2·5 0·8 0·1, 4·3 23·5 0·8 0·2, 2·8 0·5 0·1, 3·4
Household economic proxy P **=0·50 P **=0·14 P **=0·70 P **=0·55 P **=0·40 P **=0·22
Lower tertile 159 10·6 1·4 0·6, 3·6 2·9 0·9, 9·3 49·0 1·2 0·6, 2·7 1·6 0·6, 4·1 26·2 1·7 0·7, 4·0 2·3 0·8, 6·3
Intermediate tertile 152 5·3 0·7 0·2, 2·3 1·1 0·3, 3·9 54·7 1·4 0·6, 3·4 1·5 0·6, 3·5 26·1 1·7 0·7, 4·3 2·0 0·8, 5·3
Upper tertile 126 9·6 1 1 51·4 1 1 20·2 1 1
Child’s dietary diversity score P **=0·13 P **=0·29 P **=0·73 P **=0·76 P **=0·05 P **=0·61
Lower tertile (1–5) 155 10·4 1 1 45·0 1 1 32·5 1 1
Intermediate tertile (6–7) 186 5·9 0·4 0·1, 1·0 0·6 0·2, 1·8 56·4 0·8 0·5, 1·5 0·9 0·5, 1·8 19·3 0·4 0·2, 0·8 0·7 0·3, 1·7
Upper tertile (8–11) 96 9·9 0·8 0·3, 2·1 1·2 0·4, 4·1 53·8 0·9 0·4, 2·4 1·2 0·4, 3·5 21·1 0·5 0·2, 1·6 1·1 0·3, 3·7
Mother’s energy intake P **=0·21 P **=0·21 P **=0·0002 P **= 0·0003 P **=0·0001 P **=0·0011
Lower tertile 148 10·7 1 1 41·4 1 1 19·7 1 1
Intermediate tertile 143 11·3 2·3 0·9, 5·7 2·4 0·9, 6·4 54·4 2·8 1·4, 5·8 3·8 1·6, 9·0 21·1 2·3 1·1, 4·9 2·7 1·1, 6·5
Upper tertile 146 3·9 1·5 0·5, 4·8 1·3 0·4, 4·7 58·0 5·8 2·4, 14·0 7·9 2·7, 23·0 31·3 6·6 2·9, 15·2 7·6 2·5, 22·8
Mother’ physical activity P **=0·64 P **=0·79 P **=0·59 P **=0·33 P **=0·74 P **=0·21
Sedentary (PAL <1·7) 103 7·8 0·8 0·3, 2·2 0·9 0·3, 2·5 50·0 0·8 0·4, 1·7 1·5 0·7, 3·5 25·0 0·9 0·4, 1·8 1·8 0·7, 4·6
Active (PAL≥1·7) 334 8·6 1 1 52·2 1 1 24·3 1 1·0

PAL, physical activity level.

*

Compared with the response variable reference category: not anaemic child and not overweight mother (anaemia, Hb <110 g/l for children; overweight, BMI≥25·0 kg/m2 for mothers).

Prevalence proportion (weighted estimates).

§

Relative prevalence ratio (v. reference category for which RPR=1), taking the sampling design into account.

95 % CI taking the sampling design into account.

Adjusted for all variables in column 1.

**

Crude or adjusted P value for multinomial regression models.