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. 2014 Jul 5;14:372. doi: 10.1186/1471-2334-14-372

Table 1.

Characteristics of the cohort children during a 28-month longitudinal community study of Campylobacter infection, Moramanga, 2010-2012

Characteristics
 
N
(%)
Demographic data n = 508      
Sex
Male
249
(49.0)
Female
259
(51.0)
Age group (months)
< 6
295
(58.1)
6-11
74
(14.5)
12-17
64
(12.6)
18-23
75
(14.7)
Nutritional status data n = 506
Stunting
Yes
151
(29.8)
No
355
(70.2)
Underweight
Yes
46
(9.1)
No
460
(81.9)
Wasting
Yes
5
(0.9)
No
501
(99.1)
Households data n = 439
Number of persons/room (mean ± SD) 3.7 (±1.7)
Floor
Concrete
271
(67.1)
Mud
168
(32.9)
Cooking area
Yes
411
(80.9)
No
28
(19.1)
Shower area
Yes
50
(11.4)
No
389
(88.6)
Latrin
Yes
281
(64.0)
No
158
(36.0)
Domestic animals
Yes
134
(30.5)
No
305
(69.5)
Livestock #
Yes
109
(24.8)
No
330
(75.2)
Fowl§
Yes
279
(63.5)
No
160
(36.5)
Goods£
Yes
434
(98.8)
No
5
(1.2)
Source of drinking water
Tubewell, borehole
201
(45.8)
Surface waters
239
(54.2)
Water drinking storage
Protected
139
(31.6)
Unprotected
300
(68.4)
Garbage in the concession
Yes
222
(50.6)
No
217
(49.4)
Data about mother n = 416
Age (years) (mean ± SD) 28.3 (±9)
Maternal education
Primary
294
(70.7)
Secondary
91
(21.9)
Superior
4
(0.9)
  No education 27 (6.5)

SD: standard-deviation.

#Ownership of one of the following: cow, ox, sheep, pig, rabbit.

§Ownership of one of the following: chicken, duck, goose.

£Ownership of one of the following: radio, television, bicycle, sewing machine, mobile phone, rice fields, house.