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. 2014 May-Jun;56(3):219–224. doi: 10.1590/S0036-46652014000300007

Table 4. Logistic regression analysis assessing the relationships between urinary schistosomiasis and hookworm infection and moderate/severe anemia defined by blood hemoglobin concentration below 9 g / dL, controlling for age and sex.

Odds ratio 95% Confidence Interval p-value
Total population
 Urinary schistosomiasis 1.2079 0.8105 - 1.8003 0.353
 Hookworm infection 1.7376 1.1729 - 2.574 0.005*
 Age 0.8295 0.7352 - 0.9359 0.002*
 Sex 0.8604 0.5853 - 1.2648 0.444
Nampula
 Urinary schistosomiasis 0.9697 0.4929 - 1.9078 0.928
 Hookworm infection 1.2952 0.6559 - 2.5579 0.456
 Age 0.8761 0.7074 - 1.085 0.225
 Sex 0.9041 0.4671 - 1.7502 0.764
Cabo Delgado
 Urinary schistosomiasis 1.3679 0.7539 - 2.482 0.302
 Hookworm infection 2.7448 1.522 - 4.9501 <0.001*
 Age 0.8471 0.7068 - 1.0152 0.072*
 Sex 0.7003 0.3838 - 1.2777 0.245
Niassa
 Urinary schistosomiasis 1.9013 0.7169 - 5.0422 0.196
 Hookworm infection 0.7629 0.2689 - 2.1642 0.610
 Age 0.7886 0.6027 - 1.0318 0.083
 Sex 1.2445 0.5319 - 2.8912 0.618
*

Statistically significant values.