Skip to main content
. 2013 Aug 20;12:61. doi: 10.1186/1475-9276-12-61

Table 1.

Distribution of socio-demographic and health history characteristics of tuberculosis cases according to multimorbidity status in Brazil, 2011

Characteristics TB (%) TB – MM (%) p value*
Gender (39,878)
Female
12,645 (98.5)
190 (1.5)
<0.001
 
Male
26,779 (99.0)
264 (1.0)
 
Age (38,866)
<20 years
3,296 (99.9)
3 (0.1)
<0.001
 
20 –39 years
17,780 (99.7)
54 (0.3)
 
 
40-59 years
12,898 (98.5)
192 (1.5)
 
 
> 60 years
5,438(96.4)
205 (3.6)
 
Skin color (36,546)
White
13,953 (98.7)
182 (1.3)
0.044
 
Non-White
22,174 (98.9)
2370 (1.1)
 
School level (22,704)
Illiterate
1,936 (98.3)
33 (1.7)
0.001
 
1 – 4 years
7,402 (98.5)
107 (1.5)
 
 
5 – 8 years
6,825 (99.0)
67 (1.0)
 
 
> 8 years
6,279 (99.1)
55 (0.9)
 
Area of residence (28,247)
Urban
24,804 (98.8)
293 (1.2)
0.087
 
Rural
3,124 (99.2)
26 (0.8)
 
Institutionalization (38,073)
No
33.691 (98.7)
425 (1.3)
<0.001
 
Yes
3,938 (99.5)
19 (0.5)
 
Alcoholism (36,223)
No
29,553 (98.8)
349 (1.2)
0.331
 
Yes
6,238 (98.7)
83 (1.3)
 
HIV (26,335)
Negative
21,370 (98.8)
259 (1.2)
0.005
  Positive 4,672 (99.3) 34 (0.7)  

MM multimorbidity, HIV Human immunodeficiency virus, TB Tuberculosis.

*Pearson chi-square test.