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Table 2 Characteristics of the study population and houses by areas (intervention hills, control hills) and by zones

From: Vector control in a malaria epidemic occurring within a complex emergency situation in Burundi: a case study

 

Zone 1

Zone 2

Intervention hills

Control hills

Intervention hills

Control hills

Study population

n = 85

n = 85

n = 85

n = 85

Median age in year (percentile 25 – percentile 75)

19 (9–38)

20 (9–40)

18 (7–32)

20 (7–37)

Proportion of women

58.8% a

58.8%a

62.4%a

52.9%a

At least one malaria attack during the last 2 months

74.1%a

81.2%a

35.3%b

38.8%b

At least one malaria treatment the last 2 months

52.9%a

64.7%a

7.1%b

8.2%b

Houses

n = 85

n = 85

n = 85

n = 85

Traditional houses1

92.9%a

90.6%a

95.3%a

95.3%a

Roof made of thatch

56.4%a

69.4%a

49.4%a

41.1%a

Open eaves

42.4%ac

52.9% a

29.4%bc

20.0%b

Animals inside

37.6%a

42.4%a

68.2%b

67.1%b

Houses near the marsh2

28.2%a

29.4% a

47.1% ab

57.6%b

  1. 1 Walls make with mud bricks or mud, 2 Houses within 500 meters
  2. Results on the same line with identical subscript letter are not significantly different