Socioeconomic determinants of Schistosoma mansoni infection using multiple correspondence analysis among rural western Kenyan communities: Evidence from a household-based study.

6 Apr 2021 Grammatical errors have been rectified Evidence of schistosomiasis as a social has been provided with a reference Evidence for recall bias in using traditional methods of expenditure and income in generating SES has been provided Repeated definition of acronyms has been eliminated A statement that STH and urine results were not reported in this paper has been added Results have been edited to enhance clarity in reporting 'infection prevalence' has been replaced with prevalence to eliminate redundancy 'marginal significance' has only been used where applicable to denote p-values>0.05 but <0.1 discussion, conclusion and limitation sections have been looked into and editing done Attachment Submitted filename: reviewer_comments.docx Click here for additional data file.

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The other variables or variable levels showing a significant or marginally significant association with infection when compared with the referent level were sub-county of residence, age-group, number of persons per household and type of village (Hotspot/Responder).

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