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. 2018 Sep 14;18:300. doi: 10.1186/s12887-018-1277-6

Table 6.

The association between weight status and stunting at age 6–7 years and the number of permanent teeth at age 8–9 years of children in Cambodia, Indonesia and Lao PDR

Cambodia (n = 464a) Indonesia (n = 480a) Lao PDR (n = 516a)
ẞ (95% CI) P ẞ (95% CI) P ẞ (95% CI) P
Number of permanent teeth
Weight status (baseline)
 Underweight Reference Reference
 Normal weight 0.55 (−0.38; 1.48) 0.247 0.52 (− 0.68; 1.73) 0.393
 Overweight 1.94 (0.81; 3.07) 0.001 2.98 (1.25; 4.72) 0.001
Stunting (baseline)
 No Reference Reference Reference
 Yes −1.67 (−2.30; −1.04) < 0.001 −0.87 (− 1.60; −0.14) 0.019 −2.22 (− 2.83; − 1.62) < 0.001
Sex
 Boys Reference Reference Reference
 Girls −1.35 (−1.96; −0.74) < 0.001 1.07 (0.57; 1.57) < 0.001 −0.75 (− 1.35; − 0.14) 0.015
Age (baseline)
 6 < 7 years Reference Reference Reference
 7 < 8 years 1.96 (1.13; 2.73) < 0.001 2.00 (1.45; 2.56) < 0.001 2.59 (1.97; 3.21) < 0.001
Geographical location
 Rural Reference
 Urban 0.77 (0.13; 1.40) 0.018

Linear regression

Variables in the model: weight status at baseline (underweight, normal weight, overweight), stunting at baseline (no, yes), sex (boys, girls), age group at baseline (6 to < 7 years, 7 to < 8 years), geographical location (urban, rural), number of siblings (1 or no siblings, 2 siblings, 3 or more siblings), TV ownership (no, yes), car/motorcycle ownership (no, yes), FIT programme (no, yes)

aNumber of children with missing values of variables in the model: Cambodia, n = 14, Indonesia, n = 6, Lao PDR, n = 19