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. 2024 May 10;103(19):e38077. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000038077

Table 1.

Characteristics of 385 adolescent girls living in 4 refugee settlements of northern Uganda.

Variable Frequency Percentage 95% CI
Age, median (interquartile range), years 17 15–18 16.34–16.66
Religion
 Christian
 Muslim
383
2
99.5
0.5
0.99–1.00
Occupation
 Working
 Not working
56
329
14.6
85.6
0.11–0.18
Average monthly income, median (interquartile range), Ugx 0 0–1000 60.63–60.64
Education
 No education
 Primary
 Secondary and beyond
5
316
64
1.3
82.1
16.6

0.78–0.86
Sex of household head
 Female
 Male
211
174
54.8
45.2
0.50–0.60
Relationship to household head
 Parent
 Relative
 Husband/spouse
251
49
85
65.2
12.7
22.1
0.60–0.70
0.09–0.16
0.18–0.26
Ever gotten pregnant
 Yes
 No
131
254
34.0
66.0
0.29–0.39
0.61–0.71
Number of pregnancies, median (min, max), times 1 1, 3 135.57–135.64
Pregnancy outcome
 Live births
 Abortions
 Both
110
7
5
90.2
5.7
4.1
0.24–0.33
0.00–0.03
0.001–0.025
Married
 Yes 96 24.9 0.21–0.29
 No 289 75.1 0.71–0.79
Mode of marriage
 Arranged/forced
 Willingly
37
59
38.5
61.5
0.07–0.13
0.12–0.19
Living with both parents
 Yes
 No
169
216
43.9
56.1
0.39–0.49
0.51–0.61
Sexual abuse
 Yes
 No
20
365
5.2
94.8
0.03–0.08
0.93–0.97
Perpetrator
 Relative
 Stranger
5
15
25.0
75.0
0.19–0.31
0.56–0.94
Physical abuse
 Yes
 No
83
302
21.6
78.4
0.18–0.26
0.74–0.83
Alcohol consumption
 Yes
 No
34
351
8.8
91.2
0.06–0.11
0.89–0.94
Depression
 Yes
 No
58
327
15.1
84.9
0.11–0.19
0.81–0.89