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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Transfusion. 2013 Jan 10;53(0 0):2431–2440. doi: 10.1111/trf.12062

Table 1.

Demographic distribution among blood donors by HIV infection status

Demographic Category HIV positive, n =77 (%) HIV negative, n=649 (%) p-value
Age (years) 0.02
 ≤ 25 21 (28.4) 201 (31.8)
 26 – 35 31 (41.9) 170 (26.9)
 > 35 22 (29.7) 262 (41.4)
Education <0.0001
 < high school 29 (38.2) 98 (15.5)
 High school 21 (27.6) 180 (28.5)
 Some college and above 26 (34.2) 354 (56.0)
Gender 0.003
 Male 63 (81.8) 412 (64.9)
 Female 14 (18.2) 223 (35.1)
Ethnicity 0.03
 Han 66 (85.7) 591 (92.9)
 Other 11 (14.3) 45 (7.1)
Marital status 0.0003
 Married 33 (42.9) 361 (56.9)
 Never married 33 (42.9) 247 (39.0)
 Divorced/separated/widowed 11 (14.3) 26 (4.1)
Donation center <0.0001
 Kunming 38 (49.4) 165 (25.4)
 Urumqi 8 (10.4) 116 (17.9)
 Luoyang 7 (9.1) 174 (26.8)
 Mianyang 24 (31.2) 194 (29.9)

Missing data result in totals less than 77 for HIV positive or 649 for HIV negative group.

The differences between the number of HIV positive and negative donors by center were a consequence of the lack of matching between the two groupsat center level.