Elena V Stepanova, Yarrow Dunham, Maya Rex, Nao Hagiwara
What Drives Racial Attitudes in Elementary School Children: Skin Tone, Facial Physiognomy, or Both?
Psychological reports
worldwide distribution occurrence show 18 billion people accounting 28 global population infected lumbricoides infection due poor hygiene world health organization aims eliminate morbidity lumbricoides infection children 2030 least 75 surveys pwani region tanzania shown poor hygienic risk factors due high population lack sufficient toiletslatrines poor sewage waste disposal insufficient clean drinking water encourages reproduction transmission reinfection lumbricoides study conducted pwani region determine extent lumbricoides infection among population research tends explore status lumbricoides infection kibaha district pwani region tanzania crosssectional study done 400 children 170 males 230 females age 5 years old kongowe health centre collected data lumbricoides infection measured analyzed using microsoft excel data sociodemographic findings risk assessment subjected bivariate multivariable analysis using statistical package social sciences version 28010 software spss inc usa level significance p 005 400 children participated laboratory testing lumbricoides infection 194 found positive lumbricoides infection amongst 194 children found positive 41 387 572 found age group 1 year old 1 2 3 4 years old respectively tabulated responses social demographic responses showed 818 responses p 0041 806 p 0101 knew lumbricoides infection acquired faeces uncooked food respectively 618 p 0132 632 p 0085 respondents accept soil dirty water respectively sources lumbricoides infection p 0612 p 0022 64 912 respondents showed importance using latrinestoilets washing fruits respectively results showed 698 376 respondents reacted importance washing hands soap using toiletlatrine need treat boil water drinking respectively lumbricoides infection high prevalence infants kibaha district tanzania especially kongowe village infection dominant males compared female children prevalence due risk factors inadequate sanitation low level education knowledge awareness prevention strategies