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. 2020 Jul 20;103(3):1067–1071. doi: 10.4269/ajtmh.19-0426

Table 1.

Sociodemographic and clinical characteristics of MDR-TB study participants (n = 200)

Variable Categories Total With MDE Without MDE
n % N % N %
Gender Female 161 80.5 18 85.7 143 79.9
Male 39 19.5 3 14.3 36 20.1
Age category (years) 21–29 65 32.5 7 33.3 58 32.4
30–39 87 43.5 11 52.4 76 42.5
40–55 48 24.0 3 14.3 45 25.1
Race/ethnicity Black 196 98.0 20 95.2 176 98.3
Colored/Indian 4 2.0 1 4.8 3 1.7
Education < Grade 12 109 54.5 13 61.9 96 53.6
≥ Grade 12 91 45.5 8 38.1 83 46.4
Marital status Married/stable partnership 113 56.5 12 57.1 101 56.4
Casual partnership 20 10.0 3 14.3 17 9.5
No relationship/partnership 67 33.5 6 28.6 61 34.1
Income per month ≤ R1000 119 59.5 14 66.7 105 58.7
R1001–R5000 58 29.0 6 28.6 52 29.1
≥ R5001 23 11.5 1 4.8 22 12.3
Infection status MDR-TB (i.e., mono-infection) 21 10.5 3 14.3 18 10.1
MDR-TB and HIV+ (i.e., coinfection) 179 89.5 18 85.7 161 89.9
Major depressive episode (MDE) No 179 89.5
Yes 21 10.5

MDE = major depressive episode; MDR-TB = multidrug-resistant tuberculosis.