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Table 5 Association of socio-economic variables with intestinal parasitic infections in 507 schoolchildren aged 6–10 years old from Sinaloa (n = 356) and Oaxaca (n = 151).

From: Role of the employment status and education of mothers in the prevalence of intestinal parasitic infections in Mexican rural schoolchildren

Socio-economic variables

n

OR*

95%CI*

Family monthly income

   

   >2 minimum daily wagea

237

1.0

 

   <2 minimum daily wage

270

6.0

1.6–22.6

Mother

   

Laboral activity

   

   Employeda

187

1.0

 

   Unemployed

320

4.5

2.5–8.2

Primary education

   

   Completea

190

1.0

 

   Incomplete

317

3.3

1.5–7.4

Defecation

   

   Pit/latrinea

436

1.0

 

   Open area

71

2.4

2.0–3.0

Floor

   

   Cementa

304

1.0

 

   Bare-earth

203

0.9

0.6–1.3

Gender

   

   Malea

274

1.0

 

   Female

233

0.7

0.5–1.0

Age

507

0.6

0.3–1.1

  1. a Reference;*Multinomial logistic regression.