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Table 1 Demographics of HIV positive women enrolled in the cross-sectional study and in the CCPPZ database

From: The burden of cervical pre-cancer and cancer in HIV positive women in Zambia: a modeling study

Variable

HIV+ women in cross-sectional study (n = 309)

HIV+ women in CCPPZ databasea (n = 26,993)

p-valueb

Age (years)

306

20,031

<0.001

 Median, IQR

32.0 (27.0, 37.0)

35.0 (29.0, 40.0)

 

Education

308

20,692

<0.001

 Less than high school

275 (89.3 %)

15,425 (74.5 %)

 

 High school completed

33 (10.7 %)

5,267 (25.5 %)

 

Marital status

154

16,212

0.54

 Not married

59 (38.3 %)

6,605 (40.7 %)

 

Married

95 (61.7 %)

9,607 (59.3 %)

 

Employment

307

19,736

<0.001

 Not employed outside the home

93 (30.3 %)

6,093 (30.9 %)

 

 Formal sector

38 (12.4 %)

4,106 (20.8 %)

 

 Informal sector

85 (27.7 %)

7,291 (36.9 %)

 

 Other

91 (29.6 %)

2,246 (11.4 %)

 

Monthly household income

306

20,121

<0.001

 Less than ZMW 500

209 (68.3 %)

9,770 (48.6 %)

 

 ZMW 500 or more

97 (31.7 %)

10,351 (51.4 %)

 

Number of lifetime partners

304

25,312

0.36

 Median, IQR

3.0 (2.0, 4.0)

3.0 (2.0, 4.0)

 

Pap smear

306

25,278

0.01

 Never

306 (100 %)

24,787 (98.1 %)

 

 Ever

0 (0 %)

491 (1.9 %)

 

Age at sexual debut (years)

309

25,303

0.81

 Median, IQR

18.0 (16.0, 19.0)

17.0 (16.0, 19.0)

 

Gravidity

294

24,247

0.01

 Median, IQR

3.0 (2.0, 4.0)

3.0 (2.0, 5.0)

 

ARV status

284

22,896

<0.001

 ARV-naïve

41 (14.4 %)

6,175 (27.0 %)

 

 ARV-experienced

243 (85.6 %)

16,721 (73.0 %)

 
  1. aas of December 2013
  2. bBy 2-tailed χ2 test or 2-tailed Wilcoxon two-sample test, as appropriate
  3. CCPPZ, Cervical Cancer Prevention Program in Zambia