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. 2021 Apr 12;10:49. doi: 10.1186/s40249-021-00827-2

Table 2.

Univariate analysis of socio-demographic and water contact behaviour associated with urogenital schistosomiasis in the study population

Variable Category Schistosoma haematobium infection, % (n) χ2 P value
Health area Likomba 30.3 (71) 15.0  < 0.05
Holforth_Likomba 38.9 (117)
Holforth 23.5 (57)
Sex Male 32.9 (138) 0.88 0.35
Female 29.8 (107)
Age group (years) 5–14 37.7 (156) 22.0  < 0.05
15–24 31.7 (39)
25–34 25.8 (24)
 ≥ 35 17.6 (26)
Level of education Secondary 35.4 (126) 4.6 0.03
Primary 28.2 (119)
Occupation Housewife 30.0 (12)
CDC worker 18.5 (17) 18.5  < 0.05
Student/Pupil 36.5 (184)
Business/Civil servant 26.3 (21)
Farmer 17.7 (11)
Stream activity Two/more activities 53.5 (137) 117.3  < 0.05
Water collection 33.3 (14)
Washing 40.3 (25)
Bathing 28.3 (15)
Playing/swimming 53.8 (7)
Farming/fishing 25.0 (2)
No activity 13.1 (45)
Stream frequency Daily 62.4 (159) 173.6  < 0.05
Weekly 21.5 (32)
Monthly 30.0 (9)
Degree of contacta Degree II (≥ 100) 64.2 (145) 62.0  < 0.05
Degree I (2–99) 26.4 (55)

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aΣ (R × F), where R is the score for the reason for the contact and F the score for the frequency of contact