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. 2019 Feb 28;52(2):109–114. doi: 10.3961/jpmph.18.256

Table 2.

Distribution of women’s knowledge of HIV/AIDS by socio-demographic characteristics

Characteristics HIV knowledge
Univariate analysis
Insufficient Good p-value
Age (y) <0.001
 15-19 5855 (99.7) 19 (0.3)
 20-24 5225 (98.7) 68 (1.3)
 25-29 5678 (99.3) 42 (0.7)
 30-34 5489 (98.5) 85 (1.5)
 35-39 5154 (99.1) 47 (0.9)
 40-44 4234 (98.9) 45 (1.1)
 45-49 3016 (99.1) 27 (0.9)
Occupational status <0.001
 Unemployed 16 144 (99.4) 93 (0.6)
 Working 18 504 (98.7) 243 (1.3)
Marital status 0.592
 Never married 8657 (98.9) 92 (1.0)
 Married 24 516 (99.1) 228 (0.9)
 Divorced/widowed 1479 (99.3) 12 (0.7)
Education level <0.001
 Low 29 370 (99.6) 105 (0.3)
 High 5283 (95.9) 226 (4.1)
Place of residence <0.001
 Rural 14 219 (99.5) 67 (0.5)
 Urban 20 434 (98.7) 264 (1.3)
Wealth index <0.001
 Poorest 3790 (99.7) 10 (0.3)
 Poorer 5969 (99.8) 14 (0.2)
 Middle 7349 (99.5) 34 (0.4)
 Richer 8341 (99.1) 76 (0.9)
 Richest 9202 (97.9) 199 (2.1)

Values are presented as number (%).

HIV, human immunodeficiency virus.