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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Nov 15.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Cancer. 2016 Aug 4;139(10):2201–2212. doi: 10.1002/ijc.30283

Table 5.

Attributable risk of incident high-risk HPV DNA detection due to type-specific HPV serostatus and cumulative and recent sexual behavior among mid-adult women, Seattle, WA, 2011–2012

Characteristic Na nb aORc (95% CI) %ARd %PARe
Overall

Seronegative, not sexually active OR sexually active and no risk factorsf 10,727 10 1.0 --
Seronegative, sexually active and ≥ 1 risk factorf 9,412 38 4.5 (2.1, 9.6) 77.6 39.8
Seropositive 4,093 26 6.9 (3.0, 15.9) 85.4 30.0

Ages 30–39

Seronegative, not sexually active OR sexually active and no risk factorsf 6,110 5 1.0 --
Seronegative, sexually active and ≥ 1 risk factorf 5,924 30 5.9 (2.1–16.6) 83.0 47.9
Seropositive 2,236 17 8.3 (2.8–24.4) 87.9 28.7

Ages 40–50

Seronegative, not sexually active OR sexually active and no risk factorsf 4,617 5 1.0 --
Seronegative, sexually active and ≥ 1 risk factorf 3,488 8 2.3 (0.7–8.3) 57.4 20.9
Seropositive 1,857 9 4.6 (1.2–17.9) 78.3 32.0
a

Indicates the total number of women-types * number of samples included in each stratum

b

Indicates the number of women-types * number of samples with incident HPV detected

c

Adjusted for age, marital status, ever had non-HPV-related STDs, and lifetime number of sex partners in tertiles for overall results; not adjusted for age in age-stratified results.

d

Attributable risk percent calculated as [(OR – 1) / OR] * 100

e

Population attributable risk percent calculated as {pd * [(OR – 1) / OR]} * 100, where pd is the proportion of cases exposed to the risk factor

f

Risk factors include ≥1 new sex partner, multiple partners (>1 sex partners), ≥1 casual partner, ≥1 partner with other concurrent partners, and ≥1 partner with a history of STDs.