Table 1.
Characteristics | Ghana |
Uganda |
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Controls (%)a, b | Cases (%)a | p value | Controls (%)a | Cases (%)a | p value | |
All subjects | 149 | 150 | 600 | 194 | ||
Sex | 1 | 0·222 | ||||
Female | 54 (36%) | 55 (37%) | 271 (45%) | 76 (39%) | ||
Male | 95 (64%) | 95 (63%) | 329 (55%) | 115 (59%) | ||
Age group, years | 0·759 | 0·731 | ||||
‘0–2 | 5 (3%) | 2 (1%) | 33 (6%) | 7 (4%) | ||
‘3–5 | 26 (17%) | 29 (19%) | 73 (12%) | 27 (14%) | ||
‘6–8 | 54 (36%) | 62 (41%) | 162 (27%) | 48 (25%) | ||
‘9–11 | 43 (29%) | 36 (24%) | 191 (32%) | 60 (31%) | ||
‘12–14 | 13 (9%) | 13 (9%) | 129 (22%) | 49 (25%) | ||
15+ | 8 (5%) | 8 (5%) | 12 (2%) | 3 (2%) | ||
Enrolment years | 0·042 | |||||
1965–1974 | 53 (36%) | 46 (31%) | – | – | ||
1975–1984 | 45 (30%) | 66 (44%) | – | – | ||
1985–1994 | 51 (34%) | 38 (25%) | – | – | ||
2010–2012 | 60 (10%) | 104 (54%) | ||||
2013–2015 | 540 (90%) | 90 (46%) | <0·0001 | |||
Enrollment season | <0·0001 | |||||
Dry | – | – | 443 (74%) | 89 (46%) | ||
Wet | – | – | 157 (26%) | 105 (54%) | ||
Rural/urban | 0·840 | |||||
Rural | – | – | 380 (63%) | 115 (59%) | ||
Urban | – | – | 220 (37%) | 70 (36%) | ||
Proximity to surface water | <0·0001 | |||||
Near | – | – | 166 (28%) | 25 (13%) | ||
Far | – | – | 434 (72%) | 160 (82%) | ||
Region | – | 1 | ||||
Northwest | – | – | 134 (22%) | 43 (22%) | ||
North-central | – | – | 466 (78%) | 151 (78%) | ||
Outpatient malaria | <0·0001 | |||||
In past 12 months | – | – | 407 (68%) | 88 (45%) | ||
>12 months ago | – | – | 55 (9%) | 43 (22%) | ||
No | – | – | 134 (22%) | 60 (31%) | ||
Inpatient malaria | – | 0·0461 | ||||
In past 12 months | – | – | 83 (14%) | 15 (8%) | ||
>12 months ago | – | – | 116 (19%) | 47 (24%) | ||
No | 396 (66%) | 129 (66%) | ||||
Malaria infection | 1 | <0·0001 | ||||
Positive | 102 (68%) | 103 (69%) | 330 (55%) | 68 (35%) | ||
Negative | 47 (32%) | 47 (31%) | 270 (45%) | 124 (64%) | ||
Sickle cell genotype | 0·013 | |||||
AA | – | – | 490 (82%) | 166 (86%) | ||
AS/SS | – | – | 110 (18%) | 19 (10%) |
Percentages do not add up to 100% for covariates missing data for certain categories.
Quality control failed for IgG results from one control subject, so this subject was excluded from all analyses.