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. 2022 Jun 16;17(6):e0270026. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0270026

Table 3. Univariate analysis of risk factors associated with attempted suicide by self-poisoning versus accidental poisoning during the year 2019–2020.

Poisoning p- value OR [CI95%]
Self-poisoning attempters (n = 2523) Accidental poisoning survivors (n = 653) Total (n = 3176)
no % no % no %
Age (years)
≤25y 1196 47.4 90 13.8 1286 40.5 <0.001* 6.97 [5.29–9.20]
>25-40y 965 38.2 373 57.1 1338 42.1 0.001* 1.36 [1.10–1.68]
>40y 362 14.3 190 29.1 552 17.4 - 1.0
Gender
Male 858 34.0 334 51.1 1192 37.5 <0.001* 1.0
Female 1665 66.0 319 48.9 1984 62.5 2.03[1.71–2.42]
Residence <0.001*
Rural 1533 60.8 246 37.7 1779 52.6 2.56 [2.15–3.06]
Urban 990 39.2 407 62.3 1397 47.4 1.0
Occupation
Working 674 26.7 303 46.0 977 30.8 - 1.0
Not working 903 35.8 266 40.4 1363 36.6 <0.001* 1.59 [1.31–1.93]
A student 946 37.5 90 13.7 1036 32.6 <0.001* 5.49 [4.26–7.08]
SES
Low 1750 69.4 197 30.2 1947 61.3 <0.001* 13.43 [8.82–20.47]
Medium 732 29.0 394 60.3 1126 35.5 <0.001* 2.81 [1.86–4.25]
High 41 1.6 62 9.5 103 3.2 - 1.0

*: significant SES: socioeconomic standard