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Table 1.

Sample details by economic classification at the time of the DHS survey for each country included in the analysis.

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Table 2.

Participant sociodemographic characteristic in each country, DHS data.

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Table 3.

Prevalence of obesity by sociodemographic characteristic in each country, DHS data.

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Table 4.

Separate, independent and interaction effects of education and wealth on obesity in the low-income countries, DHS data.

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Table 5.

Separate, independent and interaction effects of education and wealth on obesity in the middle-income countries, DHS data.

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Figure 1.

Interaction between education and wealth on the odds of obesity in women in middle-income countries.

Each point represents the log OR of that combination of education level and wealth quintile compared with the reference category (education level = none/primary and wealth quintile = poorest). Error bars represent the standard error of the log OR. All plotted estimates are adjusted for age group urban/rural residence and parity.

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Table 6.

Effect of wealth on obesity within three education levels in the middle-income countries, DHS data.

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