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Table 2 Observed parasitaemia in Rufiji district and its distribution from each selected ward across sex, age group and socio-economic status

From: Epidemiological characterization of malaria in rural southern Tanzania following China-Tanzania pilot joint malaria control baseline survey

Ward

n = 915 (13.0)

Gender

Age group

Socio-economic status

Male n = 438 (15.2)

Female n = 477 (11.6)

< 5n = 214 (14.8)

5–15 n = 468 (21.1)

> 15 n = 233 (6.9)

Poorest n = 273 (19.6)

Second n = 198 (14.2)

Third n = 189 (13.7)

Fourth n = 168 (11.8)

Least poor n = 87 (6.1)

Ikwiriri

106 (5.6)

49 (6.4)

57 (5.1)

22 (5.9)

54 (9.4)

30 (3.2)

19 (9.6)

24 (6.1)

24 (6.5)

19 (5.0)

20 (3.7)

Kibiti

241 (12.8)

115 (15.2)

126 (11.2)

64 (15.9)

132 (22.6)

45 (5.0)

84 (21.6)

49 (16.6)

49 (13.4)

28 (9.0)

31 (6.0)

Bungu

290 (16.7)

146 (20.5)

144 (14.1)

62 (17.2)

144 (24.1)

84 (10.8)

57 (21.3)

79 (19.0)

71 (16.3)

68 (16.4)

15 (7.2)

Chumbi

278 (18.4)

128 (18.7)

150 (18.1)

66 (21.6)

138 (29.7)

74 (9.9)

113 (20.7)

47 (15.2)

45 (21.2)

52 (17.2)

21 (14.5)

  1. Overall males p = 0.000
  2. Kibiti sex p = 0.019
  3. Bungu sex p = 0.0001
  4. 5–15 group p = 0.000
  5. Poorest p = 0.000