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. 2016 Jan 10;2016:7962502. doi: 10.1155/2016/7962502

Table 1.

Sample characteristics.

Variable Frequency (%)
Ever tested for prostate cancer
 No 1,044 (83.92)
 Yes 200 (16.08)
Health insurance (ref: none)
 No 841 (67.60)
 Yes 403 (32.40)
Education (ref: none)
 No formal education 226 (18.17)
 Primary 420 (33.76)
 Secondary 481 (38.67)
 Higher 117 (9.41)
Discussed health issues with health worker in the last 12 months
 No 1,185 (95.26)
 Yes 59 (4.74)
Frequency of reading newspapers
 Not at all 1,000 (80.39)
 Often 145 (11.66)
 Very often 99 (7.96)
Frequency of listening to radio
 Not at all 178 (14.31)
 Often 274 (22.03)
 Very often 792 (63.67)
Age of respondent (mean) 49
Marital status
 Single 239 (19.21)
 Married 899 (72.27)
 Separated 106 (8.52)
Religion
 Catholic 298 (23.95)
 Protestants 203 (16.32)
 ELCIN 515 (41.40)
 Others 228 (18.33)
Region of residence
 Caprivi 58 (4.66)
 Erongo 150 (12.06)
 Hardap 127 (10.21)
 Karas 126 (10.13)
 Kavango 76 (6.11)
 Khomas 99 (7.96)
 Kunene 89 (7.15)
 Ohangwena 48 (3.86)
 Omaheke 126 (10.13)
 Omusati 76 (6.11)
 Oshana 61 (4.90)
 Oshikoto 138 (11.09)
 Otjozondjupa
Place of residence
 Urban 615 (49.44)
 Rural 629 (50.56)
Wealth
 Poorest 172 (13.83)
 Poorer 215 (17.28)
 Middle 248 (19.94)
 Richer 304 (24.44)
 Richest 305 (24.52)