an increasing trendP < .001
In contrast, the OA were more likely to die during TB treatment (13.6%) when compared to YA (4.5%) or MAA (5.8%), with an increasing trend with older age (trend P < .001).
In contrast, the OA were more likely to die during TB treatment (13.6%) when compared to YA (4.5%) or MAA (5.8%), with an increasing trend with older age (trend P < .001).
Among all age groups, the highest monoresistance was for INH (1.2%), and across age groups, only INH monoresistance showed a decreasing trend with age ( P = .002).
[ 16 , 17 ] Here we evaluated if diabetes would be associated with higher odds of death, but we found the opposite: Diabetes was protective in any age group, and borderline significant among OA (not shown), as reported in Brazil among adults older than 60 years of age.