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. 2026 Aug 24;16(3):209–215. doi: 10.5588/pha.26.0031

TABLE 1.

Demographic and clinical characteristics of persons with drug-sensitive tuberculosis (TB) notified and started on first-line treatment between January and June 2025 in Vadodara City, Gujarat, India.

Characteristics n (%)
Total 2,068 (100)
Age (in years)
 0–14 70 (3)
 15–29 660 (32)
 30–44 540 (26)
 45–59 434 (21)
 60 and above 364 (18)
Gender
 Men 1,136 (55)
 Women 930 (45)
 Transgender 2 (<1)
BMI A
 Underweight (<18.5 kg/m2) 936 (45)
 Normal (18.5–22.9 kg/m2) 903 (44)
 Overweight/obesity (>23 kg/m2) 229 (11)
Notification
 Public sector 1,190 (58)
 Private sector 878 (42)
Site of TB disease
 Pulmonary 1,309 (63)
 Extra-pulmonary 745 (36)
 Not recorded 14 (1)
Diagnosis of TB
 Bacteriologically confirmed 1,203 (58)
 Clinically diagnosed 865 (42)
HIV
 Reactive 22 (1)
 Non-reactive 1,989 (96)
 Not recorded 57 (3)
Diabetes
 Yes 160 (8)
 No 1,834 (89)
 Not recorded 74 (3)
Current alcohol use
 Yes 231 (11)
 No 1,730 (84)
 Not recorded 107 (5)
Current tobacco use
 Yes 387 (19)
 No 1,592 (77)
 Not recorded 89 (4)
A

BMI = body mass index (kg/m2), calculated as weight (kg) divided by height (m2) for participants aged ≥20 years. For participants aged <20 years, nutritional status was assessed using BMI-for-age Z-scores calculated using WHO age- and sex-specific growth standards and clubbed as follows: BMI < −2 SD as underweight, –2 SD to +2 SD as normal, > +2 SD as overweight.