Table 2. Predictors of cholera risk in recipients of vaccine or placebo, bari-level social networks.

	Model 1: All recipients of > = 2 doses (n = 74,003)			Model 2: Recipients of > = 2 doses of vaccine (n = 49,336)			Model 3: Recipients of > = 2 doses of placebo (n = 24,667)
	OR*	95% CI	p	OR*	95% CI	p	OR*	95% CI	p
Age	0.98	0.97-0.99	0.001	0.95	0.92-0.98	0.003	0.99	0.98-1.00	0.202
Sex	1.14	0.83-1.56	0.426	1.18	0.77-1.80	0.443	1.05	0.68-1.62	0.813
Religion	1.11	0.70-1.74	0.664	1.19	0.62-2.29	0.597	1.06	0.58-1.93	0.858
Distance to nearest river	0.88	0.76-1.01	0.004	0.86	0.71-1.03	0.104	0.91	0.75-1.10	0.324
Distance to nearest treatment center	1.12	1.04-1.21	0.065	1.14	1.03-1.26	0.009	1.11	0.99-1.24	0.068
Experienced dysentery	4.63	1.41-15.14	0.011	6.12	1.51-24.85	0.011	3.17	0.46-21.87	0.242
Received > = 2 doses (vaccine vs. placebo)†	0.46	0.35-0.60	<0.0001
Level of vaccine coverage in network (%)	0.98	0.97-0.99	0.0002	0.97	0.96-0.99	0.003	0.98	0.97-0.99	0.008

*Multivariate odds ratio for the cited variable, adjusted for all other variables in the table.

†Variable was not considered in models 2 and 3 since all individuals were either vaccinated or not in these models.