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. 2018 Mar 1;19(3):708. doi: 10.3390/ijms19030708

Table 2.

Risk factors of H. pylori infection in the study population.

Risk Factor H. pylori Positive/Total Number (%) Crude OR 95% CI p-Value
Age group
≤ 29 38/118 (32.2%) 0.72 0.45–1.13 0.16
30–39 63/156 (40.4%) 1.15 0.77–1.73 0.49
40–49 38/107 (35.5%) 0.87 0.54–1.39 0.58
50–59 33/67 (49.3%) 1.70 0.98–2.95 0.06
≥ 60 16/46 (34.8%) 0.86 0.42–1.68 0.75
Gender
Male 90/210 (42.9%) 1.42 0.98–2.05 0.06
Female 98/284 (34.5%) 1.00
Geographical location
Daklak 102/200 (51.0%) 2.52 1.73–3.65 <0.001
Lao Cai 86/294 (29.3%) 1.00
Ethnicities
E De 94/183 (51.4%) 2.44 1.64–3.62 <0.001
H′mong 40/105 (38.1%) 1.00 0.62–1.59 1.00
Nung 8/24 (33.3%) 0.81 0.29–2.04 0.67
Tay 15/83 (18.1%) 0.30 0.16–0.56 <0.001
Dao 12/60 (20%) 0.37 0.17–0.73 0.002
Xa Pho 13/24 (54.2%) 1.99 0.87–4.54 0.13
Other* 6/15 (40%) 0.64 0.24–1.68 0.5
Marital status
Single 1/3 (33.3%) 1.00
Married 187/491 (38.1%) 1.23 0.06–73.0 1.00
Smoking
Yes 28/81 (34.6%) 0.84 0.49–1.41 0.53
No 160/413 (38.7%) 1.00
Drinking
Yes 55/121 (45.5%) 1.50 0.97–2.32 0.07
No 133/373 (35.7%) 1.00

* include the ethnicities (including Day, Ray, Bo Y, Van Kieu, Thai, Chinese, and Man) with a sample size that is equal or smaller than 5.