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Table 1 Sociodemographic and epidemiological profile of participating adults and children/adolescents

From: Community-based screening of Chagas disease among Latin American migrants in a non-endemic country: an observational study

 

Adults, n/N (%)a

Children/adolescents, n/N (%)a

Epidemiology and demographic data

 Sex, male

197/496 (39.7)

43/100 (43.0)

 Age in years, median (IQR) (n = 488)

41 (34–50)

11/100 (9–14)

 Years in Spain (IQR) (n = 477)

14 (11–16)

NA

Country of birth

 Bolivia

202/496 (40.7)

13 /100 (13.0)

 Ecuador

187/496 (37.7)

9 /100 (9.0)

 Colombia

65/496 (13.1)

0/100 (0.0)

 Argentina

13/496 (2.6)

2 /100 (2.0)

 Brazil

7/496 (1.4)

0/100 (0.0)

 Paraguay

6/496 (2.6)

0/100 (0.0)

 Peru

4/496 (0.8)

0/100 (0.0)

 Venezuela

4/496 (0.8)

0/100 (0.0)

 Otherb

8/496 (1.6)

2/100 (2.0)

 Spainc

-0/496 (0.0)

74/100 (74.0)

 Living in rural area

151/201 (75.0)

NA

Highest educational attainment

 Primary school

128/473 (27.1)

NA

 Secondary school

265/473 (56.0)

NA

 University studies

80/473(16.9)

NA

Healthcare card availability

 Available

360/368 (72.6)

NA

Employment status

 Actively employed

347/464 (70.0)

NA

 Unemployed

121/464 (26.1)

NA

Occupation

 Cleaning services

83/308 (16.7)

NA

 Services sectord

67/308 (13.5)

NA

 Construction workers

65/308 (13.1)

NA

 Farming

44/308 (8.9)

NA

 Hospitality/catering

30/308 (6.0)

NA

 Caretakers

19/308 (3.8)

NA

Questions about Chagas disease, n/N (%) yes

 Have you seen triatomines at home?

108/200 (54.0)

NA

 Have you ever had a blood transfusion?

18/199 (14.1)

NA

 Do you have relatives with Chagas disease?

38/203 (18.7)

NA

 Have you ever heard about Chagas disease?

112/203 (55.2)

NA

 Have you been tested before?

58/529 (11.0)

NA

  1. IQR interquartile range, NA not available
  2. aUnless otherwise noted, bOther countries: Mexico (n = 2), Honduras (n = 2), Nicaragua (n = 2), Uruguay (n = 2 adults and n = 2 children) cNon-adult Spanish participants whose parents were migrants, dService sector such as: public health and medical services health care, media and communication, financial services, or transportation)