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Flow of enrollment and retention of the study participants.
<p>Flow of enrollment and retention of the study participants.</p
Factors associated with the uptake of A (H1N1) influenza vaccine in multivariate logistic regression model.
<p>OR denotes odds ratio; CI denotes confidence interval.</p>*<p>Other variables in the model included age, education attainment, marital status, employment status, and anxiety about adverse effects of A (H1N1) influenza vaccine.</p>†<p>Exchange rate: US$ 1  =  ¥90.</p>‡<p>Underlying diseases included chronic respiratory diseases, chronic metabolic diseases, chronic heart diseases, liver diseases, kidney diseases, and immunodeficiency diseases.</p>§<p>High-risk groups included people with an underlying disease, pregnant women, children age five years or younger, and elderly people aged 65 years or older.</p
Bivariate association between participant's characteristics and the uptake of A (H1N1) influenza vaccine.
<p>*p-values were based on χ<sup>2</sup> test or Fisher's Exact test.</p>†<p>Underlying diseases included chronic respiratory diseases, chronic metabolic diseases, chronic heart diseases, liver diseases, kidney diseases, and immunodeficiency diseases.</p>‡<p>High-risk groups included people with an underlying disease, pregnant women, children age five years or younger, and elderly people aged 65 years or older.</p>§<p>School-going children included primary school students to university students.</p
Knowledge, attitudes, and behavior towards A (H1N1) influenza and its vaccine among vaccine receivers and non-receivers.
<p>*p-values were based on χ<sup>2</sup> test or Fisher's Exact test.</p
Characteristics of the participants at baseline and follow-up.
<p>SD denotes standard deviation.</p><p>*Exchange rate: US$ 1  =  ¥90.</p>†<p>Underlying diseases included chronic respiratory diseases, chronic metabolic diseases, chronic heart diseases, liver diseases, kidney diseases, and immunodeficiency diseases.</p>‡<p>High-risk groups included people with an underlying disease, pregnant women, children age five years or younger, and elderly people aged 65 years or older.</p>§<p>School-going children included primary school students to university students.</p
Additional file 1: Table S1. of School-based intervention to enable school children to act as change agents on weight, physical activity and diet of their mothers: a cluster randomized controlled trial
Baseline characteristics of completers and non-completers. (DOC 59 kb
Additional file 2: Table S2. of School-based intervention to enable school children to act as change agents on weight, physical activity and diet of their mothers: a cluster randomized controlled trial
Effect of intervention on primary and secondary outcomes at 12th month follow-up: LOCF analysis. (DOC 42 kb
Questions used for assessing depression status.
<p>Questions used for assessing depression status.</p
Univariate analysis of depressive reactivity in various variables among the resident survivors after the tsunami.
†<p>: Number may not be add up to 5454 because not all the respondents answered all the questions.</p>‡<p>: Chi-square test.</p><p>Univariate analysis of depressive reactivity in various variables among the resident survivors after the tsunami.</p
Association of elevated depressive symptoms with obesity indices/markers of insulin resistance.
<p>Association of elevated depressive symptoms with obesity indices/markers of insulin resistance.</p
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