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. 2013 Aug 7;89(2):251–259. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.13-0067

Table 1.

Child and household characteristics in the 25 study villages

Mean (SD)
Child characteristics (N = 1,284*)
 Age at enrollment, mo 28.5 (18.3)
 Female, % 49.8
 Currently breastfeeding, % 32.1
 Diarrhea, last 7 days, % 1.8
 Fever, last 7 days, % 11.8
 Cough, last 7 days, % 8.1
 Congestion, last 7 days, % 31.6
Household characteristics (N = 900)
 Mother's age, y 26.8 (5.0)
Caregiver's education, %
  None 14.6
  Primary 40.3
  Secondary 30.8
  Post-secondary 14.1
  Missing 0.2
Primary water source, %
  Public tap 63.8
  Private tap 28.8
  Public or private well 7.4
 Boil drinking water, % 16.8
 Own private toilet, % 41.6
 Hand washing location, water and soap present, % 31.2
 Human/animal feces observed in living area, % 26.8
 Work in agriculture, % 63.7
 Scheduled caste, % 13.0
 Women members in Self-Help Group, % 34.4
 House has soil floor, % 31.4
 House has thatch roof, % 24.4
 Total persons in house 4.8 (1.3)
 Total rooms in house 2.7 (1.6)
 House has electricity, % 90.0
 Own their house, % 92.9
 Have bank account, % 21.7
 Own radio, % 55.9
 Own television, % 65.3
 Own mobile phone, % 32.7
 Own motorcycle/scooter, % 25.3
 Own bicycle, % 76.3
 Own mosquito net, % 13.3
*

N = 14,259 child-weeks of observation for symptom prevalence estimates.