Multivariable associations between WASH conditions and prevalence/intensity of hookworm infection.

<p>Multivariable associations between WASH conditions and prevalence/intensity of hookworm infection.</p

Relationship between individual-level intensity of infection (eggs per gram of stool) and community-level WASH characteristics.

<p>Relationship between individual-level intensity of infection (eggs per gram of stool) and community-level WASH characteristics.</p

Prevalence and intensity of hookworm infections in 2009 and 2015 and number of treatments.

<p>Prevalence and intensity of hookworm infections in 2009 and 2015 and number of treatments.</p

School and home WASH conditions.

<p>School and home WASH conditions.</p

Subject selection criteria—REasons for Geographic And Racial Differences in Stroke, 2003–2007.

<p>Subject selection criteria—<u>RE</u>asons for <u>G</u>eographic <u>A</u>nd <u>R</u>acial <u>D</u>ifferences in <u>S</u>troke, 2003–2007.</p

Modeled geometric mean serum vitamin B12 concentrations and 95% confidence intervals stratified by diabetes/metformin status—REasons for Geographic And Racial Differences in Stroke, 2003–2007.

<p>Adjusted for race, gender, geographic region, body mass index, alcohol use, smoking, insulin use, and age (all at their population mean levels). White = Multivitamin user; Black = Non-multivitamin user. *Totals are reduced due to missing data.</p

Prevalence of normal, borderline and low vitamin B12 concentrations, and its association with multivitamin use, stratified by diabetes/metformin status—REasons for Geographic And Racial Differences in Stroke, 2003–2007.

<p>Gray = % with normal serum B12 concentration; White = % with borderline serum B12 concentration; Black = % with low serum B12 concentration. *Unadjusted odds ratio (and 95% CI) for low B12 concentration and multivitamin use. †Unadjusted odds ratio (and 95% CI) for borderline B12 concentration (148–221 pmol/L vs. > 221 pmol/L) and multivitamin use. ‡Unadjusted odds ratio (and 95% CI) for combined low and borderline B12 concentration (≤221 pmol/L vs. > 221 pmol/L) and multivitamin use. ¶ Adjusted odds ratio (and 95% CI) for combined low and borderline B12 concentration (≤221 pmol/L vs. > 221 pmol/L) and multivitamin use, controlling for race, gender, geographic region, body mass index, alcohol use, smoking, insulin use, and age. OR = Odds Ratio; CI = Confidence Interval; MV = multivitamin; ref = Reference.</p

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Older Adults (50 years or older) by Multivitamin use and by Diabetes/Metformin Use Status—REasons for Geographic And Racial Differences in Stroke (N = 2510), 2003–2007.

<p>Demographic and Clinical Characteristics of Older Adults (50 years or older) by Multivitamin use and by Diabetes/Metformin Use Status—<u>RE</u>asons for <u>G</u>eographic <u>A</u>nd <u>R</u>acial <u>D</u>ifferences in <u>S</u>troke (N = 2510), 2003–2007.</p

Results from multivariable interaction model showing the association between community-level sanitation coverage and water coverage on trachomatous inflammation—Follicular prevalence, stratified by household access to sanitation or water among children aged 1–9 years.

<p>Results from multivariable interaction model showing the association between community-level sanitation coverage and water coverage on trachomatous inflammation—Follicular prevalence, stratified by household access to sanitation or water among children aged 1–9 years.</p

Results from multivariable model showing the association between community-level sanitation and water coverage on trachomatous inflammation—Follicular prevalence among children aged 1–9 years.

<p>Results from multivariable model showing the association between community-level sanitation and water coverage on trachomatous inflammation—Follicular prevalence among children aged 1–9 years.</p