. 2023 Nov 24;2023:5998727. doi: 10.1155/2023/5998727

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the TB cases.

Variable	N	% (95% CI)	p value (Chi-2)
Sex
Male	720	64.57	<0.0001^∗
Female	395	35.43	<0.0001^∗
Age group
<21	70	6.28	<0.0001 (550.7)
21–30	270	24.22
31–40	365	32.74
41–50	185	16.59
51–60	115	10.31
61–70	75	6.73
>71	35	3.14
Educational level
Primary	615	55.16	<0.0001 (465.1)
Secondary	455	40.81
Higher	45	4.04
Marital status
Married	620	55.61	0.0002^∗
Unmarried	495	44.39	0.0002^∗
Settled way of life
Yes	645	57.85	<0.0001^∗
No	470	42.15	<0.0001^∗
Smoking status
Yes	820	73.54	<0.0001^∗
No	295	26.46	<0.0001^∗
Alcohol intake
Yes	390	34.98	<0.0001^∗
No	725	65.02	<0.0001^∗
BMI
Underweight	219	19.64	<0.0001 (1460)
Normal	816	73.18
Overweight	60	5.38
Obese	20	1.79
Waist circumference
>94 cm (male)	5	0.45	<0.0001 (1004)
<94 cm	715	64.13
>80 cm (female)	170	15.25
<80 cm	225	20.18
Family history of diabetes
Yes	355	31.84	<0.0001^∗
No	760	68.16	<0.0001^∗
Diabetes mellitus
Yes	135	12.11	<0.0001^∗
No	980	87.89	<0.0001^∗
HIV serology status
Positive	430	38.57	<0.0001^∗
Negative	685	61.43	<0.0001^∗

^∗Fisher's exact test was used to determine the difference between two variables at 95% CI, and Chi-squared values were not generated.