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. 2022 Jan 10;22:44. doi: 10.1186/s12879-022-07028-8

Table 1.

Demographic characteristics of the study participants stratified by gender, HPV seroprevalence study (n = 12,257, sera collected 2003–2006)

Females Males Total p-value
Subjects, no. %a Subjects, no. %a Subjects, no. %a
Overall 5973 48.7 6284 51.3 12,257 100
Age group (y) 0.248
 1–3 616 15.4 649 15.4 1265 15.4
 4–6 882 16.7 933 16.6 1815 16.6
 7–9 1071 17.0 1146 17.0 2217 17.0
 10–11 823 11.4 851 11.4 1674 11.4
 12–13 889 12.2 960 12.2 1849 12.2
 14–15 858 13.6 963 13.6 1821 13.6
 16–17 834 13.8 782 13.8 1616 13.8
Region of residence 0.426
 West Germany 3922 83.2 4169 83.2 8091 83.2
 East Germany 2051 16.8 2115 16.8 4166 16.8
Urbanity 0.090
 Rural 1338 18.3 1382 18.5 2720 18.4
 Small city 1561 27.5 1660 27.4 3221 27.5
 Medium sized city 1768 29.6 1764 29.1 3532 29.3
 Large city 1306 24.6 1478 25.0 2784 24.8
Socioeconomic status of parents 0.612
 Low 1569 33.8 1656 34.3 3225 34.1
 Middle 2744 43.0 2882 42.0 5626 42.5
 High 1523 20.9 1579 21.1 3102 21.0
 NA 137 2.4 167 2.6 304 2.5
Migratory background of parents 0.319
 None 4680 74.2 4891 74.0 9571 74.1
 One parent 403 8.1 431 8.4 834 8.3
 Both parents 861 17.3 943 17.3 1804 17.3
 NA 29 0.5 19 0.3 48 0.4

NA not available

aWeighted proportion

#p-value for difference by gender