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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 3.

Predictors of CD4 counts in separate multivariable models for HIV-uninfected and infected women in Uganda and Zimbabwe

Variable HIV uninfected (n = 208)
HIV infected (n = 180*)
Estimated CD4 95% CI P value Estimated CD4 95% CI P value
Intercept 927 774, 1080 <0.001 658 547, 770 <0.001
Country
 Zimbabwe −114 −206, −23 0.014 −202 −287, −117 <0.001
 Uganda Reference Reference
Majority contraceptive use‡§
 COC −27 −126, 71 0.590 131 21, 240 0.019
 DMPA −38 −138, 62 0.454 20 −65, 105 0.649
 NH Reference Reference
Age (years)§
 18–24 27 −82, 135 0.629 34 −64, 133 0.496
 25–29 50 −42, 141 0.287 −1 −79, 77 0.980
 30 and up Reference Reference
≤9 years of education** 39 −51, 129 0.395 −19 −93, 54 0.608
Living with partner†† 39 −87, 165 0.544 9 −69, 87 0.817
Currently pregnant§ −154 −294, −14 0.031
*

Eight women were excluded in the HIV-infected model due to missing data

Based on chi-square test by the generalized estimating equation model with Gamma distribution

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

§

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