In this model, dogs were highly significant correlated with the disease with an odds ratio of 0·024 (95% CI 0·002–0·300), indicating that a 1-point increase in the average number of dogs per household in each village was associated with a 97·6% increase in the odds of a lower score.
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A village-based multidisciplinary study on factors affecting the intensity of cystic echinococcosis in an endemic region of the Tibetan plateau, China.
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