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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 23.
Published in final edited form as: Vaccine. 2016 Mar 2;34(15):1778–1785. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2016.02.048

Table1. Baseline socio-demographic characteristics of 575 volunteers enrolled from a fishing community into an observational cohort and a Simulated Vaccine Efficacy Trial (SiVET) in southwestern Uganda.

Socio-demographic characteristics Observational (n=283) n (%) SiVET (=282) n (%) P-value
Sex
 Male 137 (48.4) 205 (72.7) <0.01
 Female 146 (51.6) 77 (27.3)
Age (years)
 18-24 127 (44.9) 88 (31.2) <0.01
 25-34 115 (40.6) 127 (45.0)
 35-49 41 (14.5) 67 (23.8)
Tribe 0.22
 Baganda 114 (40.3) 128 (45.4)
 Other 169 (59.7) 154 (54.6)
Education
 ≥Primary school 248 (87.6) 263 (93.3) 0.02
 None 35 (12.4) 19 (6.7)
Religion
 Christian 216 (76.3) 217 (77.0) 0.86
 Muslim 67 (23.7) 65 (23.0)
Marital status
 Single 86 (30.4) 84 (29.8) 0.15
 Married 125 (44.2) 143 (50.7)
 Separated/widowed 72 (25.4) 55 (19.5)
Occupation
 Fishing and fishing related business 135 (47.7) 197 (69.9) <0.01
 Other 148 (52.3) 82 (29.1)
Residence in fishing community (years)
 0-1 96 (34.0) 48 (17.0) <0.01
 >1-5 132 (46.6) 121 (42.9)
 >5 55 (19.4) 113 (40.1)
Sex while drunk
 Never 144 (68.6) 198 (70.2) 0.72
 Always 66 (31.4) 84 (29.8)
Genital discharge
 Yes 51 (24.3) 32 (11.3) <0.01
 No 159 (75.7) 250 (88.7)
Genital sores
 Yes 58 (27.6) 46 (16.3) <0.01
 No 152 (72.4) 236 (83.7)
Number of partners
 0-1 150 (71.4) 180 (63.8) 0.10
 2+ 60 (28.6) 102 (36.2)
New partner
 No 145 (69.0) 193 (68.4) 0.90
 Yes 65 (31.0) 89 (31.6)
Condom use with new partner
 Never 33 (50.8) 35 (39.3) 0.19
 Always 32 (49.2) 54 (60.7)