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. 2013 Nov 3;2013:358402. doi: 10.1155/2013/358402

Table 2.

The association between demographic factors and prevalence of sexually transmitted infections.

Characteristics Overall STI− STI+* P value
N = 2236 (%) N = 1744 (%) N = 492 (%)
Age <0.001
 <23 years 660 (30) 477 (28) 183 (37)
 23–27 years 484 (22) 376 (22) 108 (22)
 28–32 years 564 (25) 454 (26) 110 (22)
 38+ years 528 (24) 437 (25) 91 (19)
Education 0.584
 At least high school
 No 1550 (69) 1204 (69) 346 (70)
 Yes 686 (30) 540 (31) 146 (30)
Regular income/employment 0.212
 No 1842 (82) 1446 (83) 396 (80)
 Yes 394 (18) 298 (17) 96 (20)
Sexual behaviour 0.219
 <3 sexual acts reported in the last 2 weeks 1282 (57) 988 (56) 294 (60)
 3+ sexual acts reported in the last 2 weeks 954 (43) 756 (43) 198 (40)
Condom use at last sex act 0.221
 No 896 (40) 687 (39) 209 (42)
 Yes 1339 (60) 1056 (60) 283 (57)
Hormonal contraceptiona 0.75
 No 845 (37) 662 (37) 183 (37)
 Yes 1391 (62) 1082 (62) 309 (62)

*At least one positive test for Chlamydia trachomatis, Neisseria gonorrhoeae, Trichomonas vaginalis, and T. pallidum at enrolment.

aincludes injectable and oral contraception.