Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of young women aged 13 to 20 without prevalent HIV infection and at least three follow-up visits in Agincourt, South Africa from March 2011 to December 2012 (N=2,086)

	N (%)
Young women’s age at baseline (year)
Age 13-14	717 (34.4)
Age 15-16	913 (43.8)
Age 17-18	384 (18.4)
Age 18-20	72 (3.5)
Household wealth
Low	540 (25.9)
Middle to Low	566 (27.2)
Middle	489 (23.5)
High	488 (23.4)
CCT randomization arm	1091 (52.3)
Partner 5 or more years older	105 (5.1)
Ever pregnant or had a child	150 (7.3)
Prevalent HSV-2 infection	73 (3.5)
Any alcohol use	173 (8.3)
Double or single orphan	1314 (30.2)
Children’s depression inventory score >=7	369 (17.7)
Revised children’s manifest anxiety score >=7	570 (27.3)
Partner number
0	1626 (78.9)
1	344 (16.7)
>=2	92 (4.5)

^*Missing data in observed: age 0; SES 3; age difference 5, pregnant 23; HSV-2 status 2; alcohol 3; orphan 98; depression 0; anxiety 0; partner number N=24;