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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Dec 20.
Published in final edited form as: Int J STD AIDS. 2010 May;21(5):342–345. doi: 10.1258/ijsa.2009.009020

Table 1.

Characteristics of HIV-uninfected and infected women in Uganda and Zimbabwe (n = 396)

Characteristic HIV uninfected (n = 208)
HIV infected (n = 188)
Uganda (n = 105) n (%) Zimbabwe (n = 103) n (%) P value* Uganda (n = 88) n (%) Zimbabwe (n = 100) n (%) P value*
Age (years)
 18–24 23 (22) 20 (19) 0.904 28 (32) 19 (19) 0.128
 25–29 38 (36) 39 (38) 33 (38) 42 (42)
 ≥30 44 (42) 44 (43) 27 (31) 39 (39)
≤9 years of education 81 (78) 34 (33) <0.001 60 (68) 39 (39) <0.001
Living with partner§ 87 (83) 96 (93) 0.032 43 (51) 72 (72) 0.004
Majority contraceptive use**
 COC 33 (31) 37 (36) 0.752 13 (15) 24 (24) <0.001
 DMPA 35 (33) 30 (29) 32 (38) 55 (55)
 NH 37 (35) 36 (35) 40 (47) 21 (21)
Currently pregnant 0 0 NA 4 (5) 4 (4) 1.000
HSV-2 positive 68 (67) 56 (54) 0.087 69 (81) 87 (87) 0.314
*

Based on Fisher’s exact test

At CD4 study visit, which occurred between July 2003 and January 2004 for the HIV-uninfected group and between March 2001 and July 2007 for the HIV-infected group

At Hormonal Contraception and Risk of HIV Acquisition (HC–HIV) screening visit (13–45 months prior to the CD4 visit)

§

At HC–HIV screening visit (13–45 months prior to the CD4 visit) for the HIV-uninfected group; at GS enrolment visit (0–6 months prior to the CD4 visit) for the HIV-infected group

**

Combined oral contraceptive (COC), depot-medroxyprogesterone acetate (DMPA) and non-hormonal (NH) contraceptive methods

HSV-2 = herpes simplex virus-2; NA = not applicable