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. 2017 Mar 16;45(2):610–620. doi: 10.1177/0300060517694491

Table 1.

Sociodemographics and substance use behaviour of participants

Variable TB group N (%) Comparison group N (%) p-value
Sex 206 214 0.909
Male 108 (52.43%) 111 (51.87%)
Female 98 (47.57%) 103 (48.13%)
Age (mean ± SD) 38.04 ± 15.90 37.86 ± 15.71 0.910
18–24 years 60 (29.1%) 62 (29.0%)
25–34 years 37 (18.0%) 40 (18.7%)
35–44 years 33 (16.0%) 35 (16.4%)
45–54 years 39 (18.9%) 39 (18.2%)
55–64 years 27 (13.1%) 27 (12.6%)
≥65 years 10 (4.9%) 11 (5.1%)
Marital status 0.375
Single 54 (26.21%) 46 (21.50%)
Married 118 (57.28%) 131 (61.21%)
Divorced/Widowed 34 (16.50%) 37 (17.29%)
Education 0.018*
No schooling 9 (4.37%) 14 (6.54%)
Primary level 54 (26.21%) 34 (15.89%)
Intermediate level 15 (7.28%) 7 (3.27%)
Secondary level 118 (57.28%) 125 (58.41%)
University 10 (4.85%) 34 (15.89%)
Occupation <0.001 ***
Employed 44 (21.36%) 89 (41.59%)
Unemployed 162 (78.64%) 125 (58.41%)
Current smoker 0.406
Yes 69 (33.50%) 80 (37.38%)
No 137 (66.50%) 134 (62.62%)
Current alcohol user 0.702
Yes 72 (34.95%) 71 (33.18%)
No 134 (65.05%) 143 (66.82%)
***

p < .001, **p < .01, *p < .05 TB: tuberculosis