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. 2018 Apr 18;21(12):2230–2237. doi: 10.1017/S1368980018000940

Table 1.

Distribution of baseline characteristics and unadjusted hazard ratios (HR) in groups stratified by outcome (dead or alive) among Nepalese children below 3 years of age, Nepal Nutrition Intervention Project, Sarlahi-4 (21 October 2001–2 February 2006)

Dead (n 855) Alive (n 47 637) Unadjusted
n % n % HR 95 % CI*
MUAC
<11·5 cm 651 2·6 24675 97·4 1·00 Ref.
≥11·5 cm 204 0·8 22962 99·1 2·49 2·12, 2·91
Sex
Boys 354 1·4 24594 98·6 1·00 Ref.
Girls 501 2·3 23043 97·8 1·49 1·30, 1·70
Age
<6 months 686 2·3 29677 97·7 1·00 Ref.
≥6 months 169 0·9 17960 99·1 0·54 0·45, 0·63
Ethnicity
Pahadi 160 1·0 15016 98·9 1·00 Ref.
Madhesi 691 2·1 32367 97·9 1·91 1·61, 2·27
Maternal literacy
Illiterate 747 2·0 35905 97·9 1·00 Ref.
Literate 99 0·8 11527 99·1 0·42 0·35, 0·52
SES category§
Low 257 2·7 9239 97·3 1·00 Ref.
Medium 361 1·8 19836 98·2 0·66 0·56, 0·78
High 236 1·3 18351 98·7 0·47 0·39, 0·56

MUAC, mid-upper arm circumference; SES, socio-economic status; Ref., reference category.

*

Significance level P<0·05.

Ethnicity is missing for 258 children.

Mother’s literacy is missing for 214 children.

§

SES category is missing for 212 children.