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. 2017 Apr 11;2017:2301524. doi: 10.1155/2017/2301524

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of HIV-positive people at Zewditu Memorial Hospital, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, June 2014 (n = 417).

Variables Categories Frequency (%)
Age in years 18–27 22 (5.3)
28–37 139 (33.3)
38–47 160 (38.4)
48–57 75 (18.0)
≥58 21 (5.0)

Sex Male 174 (41.7)
Female 243 (58.3)

Ethnicity Amhara 231 (55.4)
Oromo 63 (15.1)
Tigre 75 (18.0)
Gurage 37 (8.9)
Other 11 (2.6)

Marital status Married 188 (45.1)
Single 116 (27.8)
Divorced 57 (13.7)
Widowed 56 (13.4)

Religion Orthodox 333 (79.8)
Muslim 32 (7.7)
Protestant 42 (10.1)
Catholic 10 (2.4)

Educational status No formal education 9 (2.2)
Primary 106 (25.4)
Secondary 152 (36.5)
Tertiary 150 (35.9)

Occupation Unemployed 203 (48.7)
Employed 214 (51.3)

Monthly income <749 93 (22.3)
750–1199 52 (12.5)
≥1200 272 (65.2)

With whom you are living Alone 138 (33.1)  
Partner 183 (43.9)
Family 96 (23.0)

Social support Good 205 (49.2) 
Poor 212 (50.8)

Depression Presence 197 (47.2)
Absence 220 (52.8)

Perceived stigma Yes 234 (56.1)
No 183 (43.9)

Ever substance use Yes 68 (16.3)
No 349 (83.7)

Current substance use Yes 7 (1.7)
No 410 (98.3)

Other = Wolayta, Hadiya, and Afar.