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Table 1 Prevalence of nasopharyngeal carriage of pneumococcus and Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) and demographic and medical correlates among children in Shanghai, 2009

From: Streptococcus pneumoniae and Haemophilus influenzae type b carriage in Chinese children aged 12–18 months in Shanghai, China: a cross-sectional study

 

Count

Pneumococcal carriage (%)

P-valuea

Hib carriage (%)

P-valuea

Overall

614

102 (16.6 %)

 

49 (8.0 %)

 

Season of enrollment

  

0.0780

 

1.0000

 Autumn

306

38 (12.4 %)

 

23 (7.5 %)

 

 Spring

308

64 (20.8 %)

 

26 (8.4 %)

 

Sex

  

1.0000

 

1.0000

 Male

338

60 (17.8 %)

 

30 (8.9 %)

 

 Female

276

42 (15.2 %)

 

19 (6.9 %)

 

Age of child

  

0.1530

 

1.0000

 12 months

170

35 (20.6 %)

 

14 (8.2 %)

 

 13–14 months

184

35 (19.0 %)

 

16 (8.7 %)

 

 15–16 months

158

20 (12.7 %)

 

12 (7.6 %)

 

 17–18 months

102

12 (11.8 %)

 

7 (6.9 %)

 

Age of mother at childbirth

  

0.3984

 

1.0000

 18–24 years

179

35 (19.6 %)

 

18 (10.1 %)

 

 25–29 years

257

44 (17.1 %)

 

18 (7.0 %)

 

 30–34 years

123

18 (14.6 %)

 

9 (7.3 %)

 

 35–44 years

55

5 (9.1 %)

 

4 (7.3 %)

 

Household residency

  

0.0009

 

0.0008

 Local

160

11 (6.9 %)

 

2 (1.3 %)

 

 Non-local

454

91 (20.0 %)

 

47 (10.4 %)

 

Urbanicity

  

0.1530

 

0.0077

 Urban

422

62 (14.7 %)

 

25 (5.9 %)

 

 Suburban

126

22 (17.5 %)

 

12 (9.5 %)

 

 Rural

66

18 (27.3 %)

 

12 (18.2 %)

 

Household income

  

0.1166

 

0.0490

 <2000 yuan ($292)

232

47 (20.3 %)

 

26 (11.2 %)

 

 2000–4999 yuan ($292–$730)

286

47 (16.4 %)

 

21 (7.3 %)

 

 ≥5000 yuan ($731)

96

8 (8.3 %)

 

2 (2.1 %)

 

Size of house

  

0.2163

 

0.0008

 <18 m2

145

32 (22.1 %)

 

17 (11.7 %)

 

 18–29 m2

120

20 (16.7 %)

 

19 (15.8 %)

 

 30–69 m2

156

25 (16.0 %)

 

8 (5.1 %)

 

 ≥70 m2

193

25 (13.0 %)

 

5 (2.6 %)

 

Siblings

  

0.1530

 

0.0999

 No

407

57 (14.0 %)

 

24 (5.9 %)

 

 Yes

207

45 (21.7 %)

 

25 (12.1 %)

 

Mother’s education

  

0.0650

 

0.0008

 Primary school or less

73

18 (24.7 %)

 

9 (12.3 %)

 

 Junior high

286

54 (18.9 %)

 

32 (11.2 %)

 

 High school/vocational

134

16 (11.9 %)

 

8 (6.0 %)

 

 College or more

121

14 (11.6 %)

 

0 (0.0 %)

 

Father’s education

  

0.0406

 

0.0003

 Primary school or less

23

4 (17.4 %)

 

4 (17.4 %)

 

 Junior high

299

65 (21.7 %)

 

34 (11.4 %)

 

 High school/vocational

135

16 (11.9 %)

 

10 (7.4 %)

 

 College or more

157

17 (10.8 %)

 

1 (0.6 %)

 

Smoking in home

  

1.0000

 

1.0000

 No

288

47 (16.3 %)

 

27 (9.4 %)

 

 Yes

326

55 (16.9 %)

 

22 (6.7 %)

 

Feeding pattern (first 6 months)

  

0.8612

 

0.3392

 Exclusive breastfeeding

317

58 (18.3 %)

 

35 (11.0 %)

 

 Breastfeeding and formula

207

32 (15.5 %)

 

7 (3.4 %)

 

 Only formula

90

12 (13.3 %)

 

7 (7.8 %)

 

Any history of disease

  

0.6870

 

0.8154

 No

123

26 (21.1 %)

 

14 (11.4 %)

 

 Yes

491

76 (15.5 %)

 

35 (7.1 %)

 

Hib vaccine history

  

1.0000

 

0.3392

 None

71

14 (19.7 %)

 

9 (12.7 %)

 

 1 dose

146

22 (15.1 %)

 

14 (9.6 %)

 

 2 doses

148

24 (16.2 %)

 

12 (8.1 %)

 

 3 doses

182

31 (17.0 %)

 

10 (5.5 %)

 

 4 doses

67

11 (16.4 %)

 

4 (6.0 %)

 
  1. aFrom chi-square test, except for age of child, age of mother at childbirth, urbanicity, household income, size of house, mother’s education, father’s education, feeding pattern, and Hib vaccine history, which were from Cochran-Armitage Trend Test. Exact tests were used if cell counts were ≤5. P-values were corrected for multiple testing through the sequential Holm-Bonferroni Method