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. 2020 Feb 28;10(2):e033798. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2019-033798

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of individuals with pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) in three districts of South India, 2015–2018 (n=765)

Characteristics Frequency (%)
Age (in years)
 15–29 130 (17.0)
 30–44 229 (29.9)
 45–59 292 (38.2)
 60 and above 114 (14.9)
Gender
 Male 611 (79.9)
 Female 154 (20.1)
Marital status
 Never married 132 (17.3)
 Married/living together 567 (74.1)
 Separated/divorced/ widowed 66 (8.6)
Education (years of schooling)
 No formal education 131 (17.1)
 1–5 160 (20.9)
 6–10 317 (41.4)
 >10 157 (20.5)
Employment
 Employed 588 (76.9)
 Unemployed 177 (23.1)
Household Income per month (in rupees)
 <3000 80 (10.5)
 3000–5000 296 (38.7)
 5001–10000 279 (36.5)
 >10 000 94 (12.3)
 Didn’t answer 16 (2.0)
Number of individuals in house
<3 604 (78.9)
 >3 161 (21.1)
Residence*
 Urban 338 (44.2)
 Rural 409 (53.4)
 Not recorded 18 (2.4)
Number of earners in the household
 None 15 (1.9)
 One 509 (66.5)
 Two or more 241 (31.6)
Religion
 Hindu 677 (88.5)
 Christianity 54 (7.1)
 Muslim 32 (4.2)
 Others 2 (0.3)