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. 2011 Jan 21;6(1):e16349. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0016349

Table 3. Comparison of infection between the Chinese IDUs and the Burmese male IDUs.

Parameter HIV HBV HCV
Chinese IDUs Burmese IDUs P Chinese IDUs Burmese IDUs P Chinese IDUs Burmese IDUs P
Age (Mean±SD) 33.8±7.9 30.7±7.8 <0.01 34.4±9.3 32.0±9.0 <0.05 34.7±7.5 30.8±6.1 <0.05
Male Gendera 134/399(33.6%) 82/279(29.4%) NS 204/399(51.1%) 123/279(44.1%) NS 275/399(68.9%) 145/279(52.0%) <0.001
Ethnicity
Hanb 48/166(28.9%) 18/82(22.0%) NS 76/166(45.8%) 32/82(39.0%) NS 104/166(62.7%) 31/82(37.8%) <0.001
Daic 59/168(35.1%) 8/44(18.2%) <0.05 103/168(61.3%) 19/44(43.2%) <0.05 119/168(70.8%) 21/44(47.7%) <0.005
Jingpod 24/53(45.3%) 41/138(29.7%) <0.05 21/53(39.6%) 57/138(41.3%) NS 41/53(77.4%) 73/138(52.9%) <0.005

IDUs, intravenous drug users; NS, not significant.

a

Infected male gender versus total male gender.

b

Infected Han group versus total Han group.

c

Infected Dai group versus total Dai group.

d

Infected Jingpo group versus total Jingpo group.