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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2012 May 23.
Published in final edited form as: Vaccine. 2011 Apr 1;29(23):4013–4018. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2011.03.060

Table 1.

Socio-demographic characteristics and HPV status by race/ethnicity (N = 477)

Total Non-Hispanic White (n = 307) Non-Hispanic Black (n = 80) Hispanic (n = 90)
Mean (SD, Range) Mean (SD, Range) Mean (SD, Range) Pa Mean (SD, Range) Pa
Age 31 (14, 18–69) 31 (14, 18–69) 37 (14, 18–69) <.01 29 (13, 18–55) 0.18
HPV Knowledge 15 (3, 0–18) 15 (3, 1–18) 12 (4, 0–18) <.01 15 (3, 4–18) 0.61
No. (%) No. (%) No. (%) No. (%)




Education <.01 0.60
 High school or less 62 13% 23 7% 30 38% 9 10%
 Some college/Two-year degree 279 60% 196 64% 33 41% 59 66%
 Four year degree or post grad 125 27% 88 29% 17 21% 22 24%
Marital Status 0.01 0.60
 Unmarried, Single 296 64% 205 67% 43 54% 58 65%
 Unmarried, Living with partner 41 9% 27 9% 5 6% 9 10%
 Married 74 16% 49 16% 14 18% 11 12%
 Divorced, separated, or widowed 53 11% 26 8% 17 22% 11 12%
Health Insurance
 Yes 336 74% 237 78% 52 69% 0.12 55 63% 0.00
Self-report HPV Status 0.51 0.68
 Negative 251 54% 166 54% 39 50% 53 60%
 Positive 174 38% 113 37% 34 44% 29 33%
 Not Sure 38 8% 27 9% 5 6% 7 8%
Ever had symptoms of HPV 55 12% 30 10% 17 22% <.01 8 9% 0.80
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The referent group is non-Hispanic white men