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. 2019 May 2;2019:8314359. doi: 10.1155/2019/8314359

Table 2.

Consumption of food groups, food security, and comorbidity status of study participants in MCH at AGH, Alamata town, 2017 (n=412).

Variable Frequency Percentage
Starchy staples
 Yes 406 98.5
 No 6 1.5
Vitamin A-rich fruit and vegetable
 Yes 168 40.8
 No 244 59.2
Other vegetables
 Yes 336 81.6
 No 76 18.4
Dark green leaf vegetable
 Yes 348 84.5
 No 64 15.5
Fruit
 Yes 92 22.3
 No 320 77.7
Meat, poultry, and fish
 Yes 131 31.8
 No 281 68.2
Egg
 Yes 141 34.2
 No 271 65.8
Pulses
 Yes 213 51.7
 No 199 48.3
Dairy
 Yes 203 49.3
 No 209 50.7
Nuts and seeds
 Yes 221 53.6
 No 191 46.4
Dietary diversity
 High dietary diversity 252 61.2
 Low dietary diversity 160 38.8
Food security status
 Food secured 281 68.2
 Food unsecured without hunger food 123 29.9
 Unsecured with hunger 8 1.9
Food eating pattern
 Three meals and above 102 24.8
 Two meals and eating between meal 295 71.6
 Two meals only or below 15 3.6
Illness in last 4 week before assessment
 Yes 54 13.1
 No 358 86.9
Types of illness
 Malaria 191 46.4
 HIV/AIDS 198 48.0
 Others 23 5.6

Others: tuberculosis and diabetes mellitus.