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			| Tuberculosis and Childhood Tuberculosis [message #24569] | Thu, 02 June 2022 01:35  |  
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	| Hello! 
 I am trying to estimate the point prevalence of TB per 100,000 population for all as well as childhood TB from PR file of NFHS-5 (2019-21). The variable I have used is sh29aa. I am using STATA 14 for the analysis with the following command:
 
 gen tb_mtreated =0
 replace tb_mtreated =1 if  sh29aa>=1 & sh29aa<=3
 proportion tb_mtreated if hv102==1 [iw=hv005/1000000]
 proportion tb_mtreated if hv102==1 & hv024==23 [iw=hv005/1000000], over (shdist)
 
 The point prevalence by age groups, rural/urban and total is matching with the national report at India level. However, when I am doing the same analysis with same command at state level, I found huge differences in point prevalence by age groups and rural/urban at state level. Also, I would like to mention that the total number of sample is matching with the state reports but not the estimates of point prevalence.
 
 I humbly request to solve this problem on priority basis.
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