Table 1.
The distribution of the adolescents and average hemoglobin levels in gram/deciliter (g/dl) (N = 62,648) by gender and sociodemographic characteristics.
Table 2.
The distribution of the adolescents and average body mass index in kilogram/squared meter (kg/m2) (N = 62,846) by gender and sociodemographic characteristics.
Fig 1.
Frequency distribution of primary sampling units by average level of women (above 19 years of age)’s education in completed years of schooling.
(n = 23499) (Graph prepared using Stata 12 [54]).
Table 3.
Summary measures of community-level factors (N = 23,448 for hemoglobin analysis/23499 for BMI analysis)*.
Table 4.
The association (regression coefficients and 95% CI) of community-level women’s education with adolescent hemoglobin level in unadjusted and adjusted models (N in all models = 62,648 adolescents).
Table 5.
The association (regression coefficients and 95% CI) of community-level women’s education with adolescent BMI in unadjusted and adjusted models (N in all models = 62,846 adolescents).