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. 2019 Nov 7;71(9):2326–2333. doi: 10.1093/cid/ciz1096

Table 1.

Characteristics of 3 Annual Human Immunodeficiency Virus Incidence Cohorts

Characteristic Year 0 to Year 1 Year 1 to Year 2 Year 2 to Year 3
N = 57 296 (%) N = 57 284 (%) N = 60 668 (%)
Region
 Uganda-East 21 451 (37) 22 062 (39) 22 514 (37)
 Uganda-West 18 853 (33) 17 897 (31) 20 065 (33)
 Kenya 16 992 (30) 17 325 (30) 18 089 (30)
Sex
 Female 32 072 (56) 32 221 (56) 34 271 (56)
 Male 25 224 (44) 25 063 (44) 26 397 (44)
Age, y
 15–24 22 320 (39) 21 956 (38) 22 631 (37)
 25–34 11 441 (20) 10 997 (19) 11 920 (20)
 35–44 8434 (15) 8625 (15) 9232 (15)
 45–54 6156 (11) 6236 (11) 6698 (11)
 55+ 8945 (16) 9470 (17) 10 187 (17)
Marital statusa
 Single 16 902 (30) 14 257 (27) 15 247 (26)
 Married 33 395 (59) 32 732 (62) 36 305 (63)
 Widowed 4425 (8) 4384 (8) 4858 (8)
 Divorced, separated 1576 (3) 1489 (3) 1676 (3)
Educationb
 Less than primary 38 966 (68) 40 540 (71) 38 074 (63)
 Primary completed 7836 (14) 7442 (13) 9328 (15)
 Some secondary or beyond 10 494 (18) 9302 (16) 13 266 (22)
Occupationc
 Transportation 550 (1) 511 (1) 867 (1)
 Bar 124 (0) 116 (0) 94 (0)
 Fishing 959 (2) 933 (2) 908 (1)
Serodiscordant spoused 1011 (3) 1096 (3) 1177 (3)
Any alcohol usee 8165 (15) 7483 (15) 7109 (12)
Human immunodeficiency virus seroconversion by end of risk period 212 (0) 158 (0) 149 (0)

The cohorts consisted of individuals with a negative human immunodeficiency virus test and a repeat test 1 year later, measured between 2013 and 2017 in 16 communities in rural Kenya and Uganda.

aMissing data on 998 (2%) at year 0, 4422 (8%) at year 1, and 2582 (4%) at year 2.

bMissing data on 90 (0%) at year 0, 124 (0%) at year 1, and 2600 (4%) at year 2.

cMissing data on 1002 (2%) at year 0, 4426 (8%) at year 1, and 2576 (4%) at year 2.

dMissing data on 21 520 (38%) at year 0, 23 028 (40%) at year 1, and 26 068 (43%) at year 2.

eMissing data on 4072 (7%) at year 0, 6411 (11%) at year 1, and 144 (0%) at year 2.