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. 2017 Oct 9;11(10):e0005948. doi: 10.1371/journal.pntd.0005948

Table 1. Fixed effects from the mixed-effects logistic regression for hookworm infection.

This model used data from the 413 students between the ages of 5 and 18 years, and with complete data for the included variables. Of these 413 students, 71 (17%) were positive for hookworm. The variance (in the logit scale) of the random intercept for school in this model was 1.17.

Prevalence of this risk factor Prevalence of hookworm infection in participants with this risk factor Adjusted odds ratio 95% Confidence interval P-value
Latrine at home? Yes 303/413 (73%) 51/303 (17%) Reference - -
No 110/413 (27%) 20/110 (18%) 1.28 [0.476, 3.44] 0.6
Evidence of open defecation at home? No 295/413 (71%) 49/295 (17%) Reference - -
Yes 118/413 (29%) 22/118 (19%) 1.21 [0.468, 3.12] 0.7
Gender Female 212/413 (51%) 35/212 (17%) Reference - -
Male 201/413 (49%) 36/201 (18%) 1.15 [0.641, 2.07] 0.6
Age (years) 5 to 10 109/413 (26%) 16/109 (15%) Reference - -
11 to 12 138/413 (33%) 24/138 (17%) 1.49 [0.645, 3.43] 0.4
13 to 18 166/413 (40%) 31/166 (19%) 1.65 [0.735, 3.69] 0.2
School cluster 1 152/413 (37%) 11/152 (7.2%) Reference - -
2 53/413 (13%) 23/53 (43%) 16.7 [3.32, 84.4] < 0.001
3 140/413 (34%) 31/140 (22%) 4.60 [1.26, 16.8] 0.02
4 68/413 (16%) 6/68 (8.8%) 1.32 [0.245, 7.15] 0.7