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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Dec 10.
Published in final edited form as: J Glob Health Rep. 2018 Jul 6;2:e2018016.

Table 1.

Study population: Yap, Federated States of Micronesia (n=217)

NO. %
Collection order:

Cervical cytology followed by urine 117 53.9
Urine followed by cervical cytology 100 46.1
Age: range (21-65)
20-29 37 17.1
30-39 66 30.4
40-49 63 29.0
≥60 51 23.5

Medical history:

HPV vaccination 11 5.1
Cervical cancer screening (Pap and/or VIA) 129 59.5
Abnormal cervical cancer screening (n=129)* 22 17.1
Sexually transmitted infection 38 17.5
Betel nut chewing 186 85.7
Alcohol use 96 44.2
Cigarette smoking 24 11.1
Diabetes mellitus 15 6.9
High cholesterol 36 16.6
Hypertension 40 18.4
Overweight or obese 100 46.1
Diabetes medication 6 2.8
Family history of cancer 98 45.2

Lifetime no. partners (n=209):

1 partner 39 18.7
2-9 partners 141 67.5
10+ partners 29 13.9

Frequency of condom use during vaginal intercourse:

Never 147 67.7
Rarely 21 9.8
Sometimes 45 20.7
Most of the time 4 1.8
*

Two women had a history of biopsy-confirmed CIN 2-3 and one biopsy-confirmed CIN 1.

Current use.

Includes 9 women using hypertension medication.