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. 2023 Sep 18;11:1191722. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1191722

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of the study population (n = 31,028).

Variables n (weighted %)
Age (years)
15–19 1922 (5.8)
20–24 5,199 (14.2)
25–29 5,964 (16.7)
30–39 11,158 (33.5)
40–49 6,785 (29.8)
Area of residence
Urban 22,059 (82.0)
Rural 8,969 (18.0)
Wealth index
Very poor 8,227 (16.8)
Poor 7,787 (20.8)
Average 6,386 (21.3)
Rich 4,941 (20.8)
Very rich 3,687 (20.3)
Marital status
Unmarried 8,048 (35.0)
Married/cohabiting 22,980 (65.0)
Region of origin
Metropolitan Lima 4,217 (37.6)
Rest of the coast 9,447 (25.3)
Mountains 10,037 (23.8)
Rainforest 7,327 (13.3)
Level of education
Preschool/Primary 7,079 (19.3)
Secondary 13,329 (39.7)
Professional/Undergraduate/Postgraduate 10,620 (41.0)
Currently employed
No 11,621 (32.2)
Yes 19,407 (67.8)
Use of contraception
No methods used 9,733 (38.0)
Condom 3,626 (13.3)
Others 17,669 (48.7)
Parity
No children 3,408 (21.2)
1–2 children 16,526 (48.7)
3≥ children 11,094 (30.1)
MSP
No 30,688 (98.7)
Yes 340 (1.3)
EOSI
No 23,531 (79.8)
Yes 7,497 (20.2)
STI
No 27,762 (88.7)
Yes 3,266 (11.3)

MSP, Multiple Sexual Partners; EOSI, =Early Onset of Sexual Intercourse; STI, Sexually Transmitted Infection.