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. 2007 Mar;7(1):25–32.

Table 4.

Social economic variables and their effects on choice of treatment for false teeth and millet disease in Bushenyi district

Variable Type of treatment sought
for false teeth (N=126)
Crude Odds Ratio
(COR)
P-value
Modern alone *Traditional
Education status
Not Educated 3 44
Educated 9 70 0.53 (0.11–2.31) 0.54
Type of housing (walls)
Mud and Wattle 10 109
Brick 2 5 0.27 (0.03–1.97) 0.27
Type of housing (floor)
Not Cemented 9 104
Cemented 3 10 0.29(0.06–1.60) 0.11
Type of treatment sought for millet disease (N=77)
Modern alone *Traditional
Education Status
Educated 6 19
Not Educated 8 44 1.74 (0.45–6.58) 0.55
Type of housing (walls)
Mud and Wattle 13 62
Brick 1 1 0.21 (0.01–8.30) 0.80
Type of housing (floor)
Not Cemented 10 59
Cemented 3 5 0.28(0.05–1.79) 0.25

95% CI = 95% confidence interval

*

Either traditional medicine alone or in combination with modern medicine