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. 2014 Feb 23;106(3):dju009. doi: 10.1093/jnci/dju009

Table 1.

Distribution of sociodemographic variables and risk factors*

Variables Screening group (n = 75360 Control group (n = 76178)
Mean age (SD) 44.84 (7.86) 44.92 (8.01)
Mean age at marriage (SD) 17.99 (3.89) 17.85 (3.82)
Mean age at first child birth (SD) 20.82 (3.70) 20.74 (3.61)
Average number of children (SD) 3.58 (1.61) 3.56 (1.61)
Educational status, No. (%)
    Did not attend formal school 29512 (39.32) 30797 (40.55)
    Primary school 42198 (56.23) 41345 (54.44)
    ≥ High school 3340 (4.45) 3806 (5.01)
Monthly income, No. (%)
    <Rs. 500 35394 (47.19) 34472 (45.40)
    Rs. 501–1000 34949 (46.59) 37156 (48.93)
    > Rs. 1000 4667 (6.22) 4307 (5.67)
Occupation, No. (%)
    Housewife 66490 (88.60) 69860 (91.93)
    White collar 2112 (2.81) 1957 (2.58)
    Blue collar 4718 (6.29) 3083 (4.06)
    Self-employed 1728 (2.30) 1089 (1.43)
Religion, No. (%)
    Hindu 58449 (77.89) 60035 (79.02)
    Muslim 9746 (12.99) 8653 (11.39)
    Others 6844 (9.12) 7284 (9.59)
Marital status, No. (%)
    Unmarried 295 (0.40) 454 (0.60)
    Married 61582 (82.59) 62048 (82.62)
    Separated 393 (0.53) 302 (0.40)
    Widowed 12289 (16.48) 12301 (16.38)
Previous consultation for gynecological complaints, No. (%)
    Yes 7816 (10.70) 7298 (9.87)
    No 65212 (89.30) 66667 (90.13)

* The total for each variable may not add up to the listed number for each group because of the absence of data with reference to that variable for some participants.