Figure 1.
# Note: children in “A” contribute survival time in group C between age 12 months and date of reception of FU-VAS. ¤ Note: children in “B” contribute survival time in group D between age 12 months and date of reception of FU-VAS. * Among absent and travelling children 11 deaths occurred before 3 years of age (Vitamin A: 6; placebo: 5), bringing the total number of deaths up to 112.
Table 1.
Baseline characteristics of all enrolled and children who received vitamin A supplementation at the 12-month follow-up visit.
Figure 2.
Cumulative mortality in the second and third year of life.
Cumulative mortality depending on whether the children had received neonatal vitamin A (50,000 IU) or placebo and vitamin A (100,000 IU) at follow-up after 1 year of age (FU-VAS). Graphs by sex.
Table 2.
The effect of neonatal vitamin A/placebo on mortality in the 1st1 and 2nd/3rd 2 year of life depending on whether the children had received neonatal vitamin A (50,000 IU) or placebo and vitamin A (100,000 IU) at follow-up after 1 year of age.
Table 3.
The effect of neonatal vitamin A versus placebo on mortality following 100,000 IU of vitamin A given in the 2nd/3rd year of life stratified by vitamin A received in campaign before FU-VAS1.