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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2025 Jan 22.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet HIV. 2024 Oct 9;11(11):e736–e745. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(24)00235-2

Table 1:

Demographic characteristics of the participants at extension start

Dynamic choice HIV prevention (n=487) Standard of care (n=497) p value

Age group 0·27
 15–24 years 139 (29%) 159 (32%)
 ≥25 years 348 (71%) 338 (68%)
Sex 0·65
 Female 358 (74%) 358 (72%)
 Male 129 (26%) 139 (28%)
Country 0·66
 Kenya 245 (50%) 258 (52%)
 Uganda 242 (50%) 239 (48%)
Recruitment setting 0·42
 Community 180 (37%) 195 (39%)
 Antenatal clinic 165 (34%) 149 (30%)
 Outpatient department 142 (29%) 153 (31%)
Marital status 0·49
 Married or cohabitating 394 (81%) 389 (78%)
 Single (never married) 65 (13%) 71 (14%)
 Divorced, separated, or widowed 28 (6%) 37 (7%)
Occupation 0·023
 Farmer 201 (41%) 183 (37%)
 Shopkeeper or market vendor 52 (11%) 28 (6%)
 Student 23 (5%) 41 (8%)
 Manual labour or construction 23 (5%) 44 (9%)
 Transportation 13 (3%) 13 (3%)
 Bar, hotel, or restaurant worker 13 (3%) 15 (3%)
 Fisher or fishmonger 9 (2%) 8 (2%)
Alcohol use* 84 (17%) 76 (15%) 0·46
Circumcised 76 (59%) 79 (57%) 0·83
Pregnant 32 (9%) 27 (8%) 0·59

Data are n (%). Percentage may not total 100 because of rounding.

*

Alcohol use was defined as reporting drinking one or more alcoholic beverages per week.

Summary statistics are for male participants.

Summary statistics are for female participants.