Journal of Tropical Medicine / 2022 / Article / Tab 1 / Research Article
Climate Change and Environmental Influence on Prevalence of Visceral Leishmaniasis in West Pokot County, Kenya Table 1 Household environmental characteristics and their association with visceral leishmaniasis in Kacheliba subcounty of West Pokot County, Kenya (n = 360).
Kala-azar present Adjusted odds ratio (95% CI) - ValuesVariable Category Yes No Total AOR Lower and upper Water pathways/rock pile presence Yes 63 (17.5%) 128 (35.6%) 191 (53.1%) 4.7 2.3-9.6 <0.05 No 15 (4.2%) 154 (42.8%) 169 (46.9%) Acacia tree presence Yes 74 (20.6%) 195 (54.2%) 269 (74.7%) 8.5 2.5-28.6 <0.05 No 4 (1.1%) 87 (24.2%) 91 (25.3%) Dumping site presence Yes 41 (11.4%) 94 (26.1%) 135 (37.5%) 1 0.5-2.0 0.097 No 37 (10.3%) 188 (52.2%) 225 (62.5%) Anthill presence Yes 76 (21.1%) 218 (60.6%) 294 (81.7%) 5.2 1.2-23.4 <0.05 No 2 (0.6%) 64 (17.8%) 66 (18.3%) Animal shed presence Yes 70 (19.4%) 221 (61.4%) 291 (80.8%) 2.8 0.9-8.0 0.0599 No 8 (2.2%) 61 (16.9%) 69 (19.2%) Chicken shelter presence Yes 53 (14.6%) 265 (73.2%) 318 (87.8%) 0.93 0.4-0.2 <0.05 No 25 (6.9%) 19 (5.2%) 40 (12.2%) Recently moved house Yes 39 (10.8%) 66 (18.3%) 105 (29.2%) 2 1.0-4.0 <0.05 No 39 (10.8%) 216 (60.0%) 255 (70.8%)
AOR = adjusted odds ratio, binary logistic regression result.