Forum: Fertility
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Topic: calculating fertility rates multicountries
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calculating fertility rates multicountries [message #28831] |
Sun, 17 March 2024 11:52 |
Astride
Messages: 3 Registered: March 2024
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Hello,
Can i use the TFR2 for multicountries analysis of fertility estimation?
If some modifactions is necessary, please help me
I show you down my results of TFR2 in 21 countries simultanously
events | Coefficient Std. err. z P>|z| [95% conf.
> interval]
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> ----------
Rate_1519 | .46426 .0015544 298.67 0.000 .4612134
> .4673066
Rate_2024 | .4494544 .001645 273.22 0.000 .4462302
> .4526786
Rate_2529 | .4569331 .0017335 263.59 0.000 .4535354
> .4603307
Rate_3034 | .465617 .0019319 241.02 0.000 .4618306
> .4694034
Rate_3539 | .4774492 .0021166 225.58 0.000 .4733008
> .4815976
Rate_4044 | .4778577 .0024505 195.01 0.000 .4730549
> .4826605
Rate_4549 | .6123665 .0036269 168.84 0.000 .605258
> .619475
TFR | 17.01969 .0297902 571.32 0.000 16.9613
> 17.07808
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Forum: Biomarkers
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Topic: From Fizz to Fact: The impact of carbonated beverage taxation on morbidity rates in India
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From Fizz to Fact: The impact of carbonated beverage taxation on morbidity rates in India [message #28833] |
Mon, 18 March 2024 02:58 |
Riddhi Singhal
Messages: 1 Registered: March 2024
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Data on frequency of aerated drinks and data on morbidity: cardiovascular diseases, type-2 diabetes mellitus, liver diseases, bone density and dental health. At times, I saw that such data is available on one of the NFHS datasets and not others, but they can't be combined. Also, I have read certain research papers where similar variables as mentioned above have been used but when I saw the data, I could not find them. I want to use the NFHS-4 dataset for my study. Please help me with this.
Apart from this, if possible can you please tell me where can I find the data for taxation rates on aerated drinks in different states in India around the same time?
Thanks and Regards
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Forum: Malaria
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Topic: How to create composite variables
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How to create composite variables [message #28823] |
Fri, 15 March 2024 01:45 |
nyamukondiwamel@gmail.com
Messages: 4 Registered: January 2024
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I would like to create 1 variable from hml35_a to hml35_z so that i am able to compare the frequencies in malaria and also to determine if there are any associations with fever and residential place, age, KAP etc
I also tried using sb115_01 to sb115_13 but i still can not make the single variable. The results from 01 to 56 represent all the results or a single person is designanted to 01,02 ....56 per household?
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Forum: Nepal
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Topic: NEPAL DHS 2022 PR data
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NEPAL DHS 2022 PR data [message #28813] |
Tue, 12 March 2024 15:18 |
SAM
Messages: 2 Registered: March 2024
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Is there any problem with the NEPAL 2022 PR (Household Member record) DHS data. I found that the key identification variables like hv001 hv002 ha0 hb0 are not matched with the individual women record and mens record.
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