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. 2022 May;32(3):631–640. doi: 10.4314/ejhs.v32i3.20

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics and prevalence of S. mansoni among children of two primary schools in Kemisse Town, Northeast Ethiopia, 2019

Variables Responses N (%) S. mansoni infection status X2
values
P
values

Positive n (%) Negative n (%)
Sex Boys 263 (52.7) 151 (57.4) 112 (42.6) 6.284 0.012
Girls 236 (47.3) 109 (46.2) 127 (53.8)
Age 5–9 109 (21.8) 49 (45.0) 60 (55.0) 2.829 0.243
group, 10–14 371 (74.3) 200 (53.9) 171 (46.1)
years 15–18 19 (3.8) 11 (57.9) 8 (42.1)
School Kachur 247 (49.5) 152 (61.5) 95 (38.5) 8.097 <0.005
Haromssa 252 (50.5) 108 (42.9) 144 (57.1)
Total n (%) 499 260 (52.1) 239 (47.9)