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. 2018 Jul 17;15(7):e1002606. doi: 10.1371/journal.pmed.1002606

Table 3. Time to first episode of malaria by mother’s IPTp treatment arm overall and stratified by infant sex.

Sex Mother’s IPTp treatment arm Number of children Number with any malaria Cumulative risk of any malaria (95% CI) HR (95% CI) p-value aHRa (95% CI) p-value
Allb SP8w 100 26 28.4%
(20.2%–38.3%)
reference reference
DP8w 44 13 30.8%
(19.2%–47.1%)
1.15
(0.59–2.26)
0.68 1.36
(0.67–2.76)
0.40
DP4w 47 16 37.0%
(24.6%–53.2%)
1.54
(0.82–2.91)
0.18 1.76
(0.93–3.35)
0.08
Female SP8w 51 11 24.3%
(14.3%–39.7%)
reference reference
DP8w 24 5 22.4%
(10.0%–45.7%)
0.97
(0.33–2.83)
0.96 1.21
(0.39–3.69)
0.74
DP4w 23 11 52.4%
(33.3%–74.3%)
2.97
(1.29–6.84)
0.01 3.40
(1.55–7.96)
0.002
Male SP8w 49 15 32.3%
(20.9%–47.8%)
reference reference
DP8w 20 8 40.0%
(22.4%–64.3%)
1.35
(0.58–3.18)
0.49 1.51
(0.59–3.88)
0.39
DP4w 24 5 22.7%
(10.1%–46.3%)
0.71
(0.25–1.98)
0.51 0.82
(0.29–2.32)
0.71

aAdjusted for maternal age, gravidity, LAMP status at enrolment, and maternal clustering for twin gestation.

bInteraction p-value between female sex and IPTp arm: 0.63 for ITPp-DP8w; 0.03 for IPTp-DP4w.

Abbreviations: aHR, adjusted hazard ratio; DP4w, IPTp-DP every 4 weeks; DP8w, IPTp-DP given every 8 weeks; HR, hazard ratio; IPTp, intermittent preventive treatment of malaria in pregnancy; LAMP, loop-mediated isothermal amplification; SP8w, IPTp-SP given every 8 weeks.