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. 2017 May;32(3):207–213. doi: 10.5001/omj.2017.39

Table 2. Effect of demography on the prevalence of sulfadoxine antibodies.

Characteristics Patients tested Positive (%) OR 95% CI p-value
Gender 0.786 0.511, 1.209 0.322
Male 223 44 (19.7)
Female 277 66 (23.8)
Age, years 0.141
5−14 30 4 (13.3)
15−21 90 16 (17.8)
22−34 166 36 (21.7)
35−44 172 39 (22.7)
45−55 36 11 (30.6)
> 55 6 4 (66.7)
Education level 0.519
Illiterate 28 3 (10.7)
Primary 82 18 (22.0)
Secondary 230 50 (21.7)
Tertiary 160 30 (18.8)
Occupation < 0.001
Student 126 28 (22.2)
Artisan 23 20 (87.0)
Trader 83 21 (25.3)
Civil servant 93 23 (24.7)
Driver 24 5 (20.8)
Businessmen 40 4(10.0)
Self-employed 70 5 (7.1)
Applicant 41 4 (9.8)
Marital status 0.025
Single 185 40 (21.6)
Married 265 67 (25.3)
Divorced 22 2 (9.1)
Widow 28 1 (3.6)
Living arrangements 0.003
One room 132 28 (21.2)
One room self-contain 49 6 (12.2)
Two rooms 115 40 (34.8)
Two rooms self-contain 74 14 (18.9)
Flat 130 22 (16.9)

OR: odd ratio; CI: confidence interval.