Predictor variablesa
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Overall chronic conditions N = 637
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Diabetes N = 312
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Hypertension N = 379
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Unadjusted odds ratio (95 % CI)
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Adjusted odds ratio (95 % CI)
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Unadjusted odds ratio (95 % CI)
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Adjusted odds ratio (95 % CI)
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Unadjusted odds ratio (95 % CI)
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Adjusted odds ratio (95 % CI)
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Sex
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Men
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-
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-
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-
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Women
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1.62
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1.79
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1.28
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1.32
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1.91
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1.93b
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(1.3,1.9)
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(1.3, 2.4)
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(1.0,1.6)
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(1.0,1.9)
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(1.5,2.3)
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(1.3,2.7)
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Age groups (years)
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0 - ≤ 40
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-
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-
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-
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-
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> 40 - ≤ 60
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9.6
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21.97
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20.56
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26.79
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21.69b
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(4.6,20.0)
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(15.8,30.4)
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(2.7,153.3)
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(15.5,46.2)
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(14.1,33.2)
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> 60
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178.64
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49.14
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528.42
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58.81
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48.93b
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(88.4,360.6)
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(30.8,78.3)
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(74.0,3769.1)
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(31.3,110.4)
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(28.6,83.5)
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Monthly per capita income
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First quintile
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-
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-
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Second quintile
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1.29
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1.41
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1.32
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2.03
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1.23
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1.25
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(0.9,1.7)
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(0.8,2.2)
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(0.8,2.0)
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(1.1,3.7)
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(0.8,1.8)
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(0.7,2.1)
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Third quintile
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1.17
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0.96
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1.10
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0.98
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1.00
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0.86
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(0.8,1.6)
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(0.5,1.5)
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(0.6,1.7)
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(0.5,1.9)
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(0.6,1.5)
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(0.4,1.5)
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Fourth quintile
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1.24
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1.14
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1.11
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1.26
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1.15
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1.09
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(0.9,1.6)
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(0.7,1.8)
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(0.7,1.7)
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(0.6,2.3)
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(0.7,1.7)
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(0.6,1.8)
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Fifth quintile
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1.62
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1.31
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1.71
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1.42
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1.48
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1.22
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(1.2,2.1)
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(0.8,2.0)
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(1.1,2.6)
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(0.7,2.5)
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(1.0,2.1)
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(0.7,2.0)
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Household poverty status
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Above the poverty line
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-
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-
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-
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-
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-
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-
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Below the poverty line
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0.84(0.63–1.11)
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0.99
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0.66
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0.58
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0.86
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1.07
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(0.6,1.4)
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(0.4,1.0)
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(0.3, 1.0)
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(0.6,1.2)
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(0.6,1.6)
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Religion
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Islam
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-
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-
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-
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-
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-
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-
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Hinduism
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1.12(0.9–1.3)
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0.74
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1.23(0.9–1.6)
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-
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0.87(0.6–1.1)
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0.53 (0.3,0.8)
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(0.5,1.0)
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Christianity
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1.21(0.9–1.5)
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1.14
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0.99(0.6–1.5)
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-
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1.02(0.7–1.5)
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0.91 (0.5,1.5)
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(0.7,1.8)
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- aFor all the predictor variables, the first category mentioned serves as the referent category. Absence of data against certain predictor variables suggests that those variables were not part of the final model arrived at during multivariable logistic regression for prevalence of respective category of chronic conditions
- bPredictor variable is significant at p< 0.05