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. 2016 Feb 16;144(13):2765–2772. doi: 10.1017/S0950268816000194

Table 3.

Univariable analysis results. Food and beverage items with P < 0·25. Norovirus outbreak, Oslo, November 2013

Exposure Exposed Unexposed % Cases exposed
Total Cases AR, % Total Cases AR, % RR 95% CI P value
Raspberry mousse 112 70 63 22 4 18 3·44 (1·40–8·44) 0·000 95
Sliced fresh fruit 88 57 65 46 17 37 1·75 (1·17–2·63) 0·002 77
Carrot cake 89 56 63 45 18 40 1·57 (1·06–2·33) 0·012 76
Juice 21 15 71 98 48 49 1·46 (1·04–2·04) 0·061 20
Whole fresh fruit 103 61 59 31 13 42 1·41 (0·91–2·20) 0·090 82
Cheese 72 35 49 62 39 63 0·77 (0·57–1·05) 0·097 47
Nuts (2nd break) 21 15 71 113 59 52 1·37 (0·99–1·89) 0·104 20
Water dispenser 39 24 62 84 40 48 1·29 (0·92–1·81) 0·150 32
Carbonated drinks 84 46 55 43 18 42 1·31 (0·87–1·96) 0·169 62
Scrambled eggs 125 71 57 9 3 33 1·70 (0·67–4·35) 0·172 96
Drink yoghurt 8 6 75 107 54 51 1·49 (0·96–2·31) 0·180 8
Chicken fillet 117 67 57 17 7 41 1·39 (0·77–2·51) 0·213 91
Bread 115 66 57 19 8 42 1·36 (0·79–2·36) 0·214 89

AR, Attack rate; RR, risk ratio; CI, confidence interval.