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. 2022 Feb 1;14(2):303. doi: 10.3390/v14020303

Table 1.

Descriptive sociodemographic characteristics (2017–2019).

Variables Total (n = 139) Hepatitis A
(Case Group)
(n = 52)
Control Group
(n = 87)
p-Value *
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Biological Sex 0.024
Feminine 47 (33.81) 11 (21.15) 36 (41.38)
Masculine 92 (66.19) 41 (78.85) 51 (58.62)
Sexual Orientation 0.002
Heterosexual Women 41 (29.5) 8 (15.38) 33 (37.93)
WSW 1 6 (4.32) 3 (5.77) 3 (3.45)
Heterosexual Men 38 (27.34) 11 (21.15) 27 (31.03)
MSM 2 54 (38.85) 30 (57.69) 24 (27.59)
Age Groups <0.001
20 to 29 years 32 (23.02) 24 (46.15) 8 (9.2)
30 to 39 years 42 (30.22) 20 (38.46) 22 (25.29)
40 to 59 years 36 (25.9) 7 (13.46) 29 (33.33)
60 years or more 29 (20.86) 1 (1.93) 28 (32.18)
Mean age 40.03 ± 12.97
(20 to 77 years)
- 32.19 ± 10.54
(20 to 73 years)
- 44.71 ± 12.03
(22 to 77 years)
- <0.001
Planning Area 3 0.001
North 2.23 (42.45) 1.17 (59.62) 1.06 (32.18)
South 0.69 (6.47) 0.08 (1.92) 0.6 2 (9.2)
West 1.72 (28.78) 0.34 (15.38) 1.38 (36.78)
Central 0.85 (7.91) 0.54 (13.46) 0.31 (4.6)
Neighboring cities a 0.75 (14.39) 0.18 (9.62) 0.56 (17.24)

Note: n = participant’s number; * Chi-square test (p < 0.05); 1 men have sex with men; 2 women have sex with women; 3 Cases per 100,000 inhabitants; † total population per area = 2,646,515, 1,297,721, 2,321,863, and 1,297,721, respectively [26]; a Duque de Caxias, Nova Iguaçu, and São Gonçalo (total population = 2,651,033) [26].