Fig. 1From: Diarrhoeal outcomes in young children depend on diarrhoeal cases of other household members: a cross-sectional study of 16,025 people in rural Uganda Prevalence of diarrhoea by age groups and sex. The squares denote average prevalence of diarrhoea and the vertical bars represent the corresponding 95% confidence intervals. a Diarrhoeal prevalence in the study population by sex. b Diarrhoeal prevalence in young children (aged 1–4 years) by sex. c Diarrhoeal prevalence for all age groups by sex where households had young children. d Diarrhoeal prevalence for all age groups by sex where households did not have young children Back to article page