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. 2022 Apr 5;22:652. doi: 10.1186/s12889-021-12394-0

Table 2.

Distal outcome variables

Outcome variables Women
(n = 1378)
(% of column)
Men
(n = 1436)
(% of column)
Total study population
(N = 2814)
N (% of column)
Short-term testing outcome: Chlamydia testing during the past 12 months
 - Yes 715 (51.9) 494 (34.4) 1209 (42.9)
 - No 534 (38.8) 642 (44.7) 1176 (41.8)
 - Don’t remember and missing informationa 129 (9.4) 300 (20.9) 429 (15.2)
Long-term testing outcome: Lifetime testing for chlamydia
 - Never 103 (7.5) 350 (24.4) 453 (16.1)
 - 1-3 times 875 (63.5) 862 (60.0) 1737 (61.7)
 - ≥4 times 375 (27.2) 198 (13.8) 573 (20.4)
 - Don’t remember and missing informationa 25 (1.8) 26 (1.8) 51 (1.8)
Short-term infection outcome: Present laboratory verified chlamydia infection
 - Yes 122 (8.8) 181 (12.6) 303 (10.8)
 - No 1256 (91.2) 1255 (87.4) 2511 (89.2)
Long-term infection outcome: Self-reported lifetime chlamydia infection
 - Never 805 (58.4) 712 (49.6) 1517 (53.9)
 - Once 370 (26.9) 317 (22.1) 687 (24.4)
 - ≥2 times 110 (8.0) 92 (6.4) 202 (7.2)
 - Missing information and don’t remembera 93 (6.8) 315 (21.9) 408 (14.5)
Age group (considered as confounder)
 - 20–24 465 (33.7) 367 (25.6) 832 (29.6)
 - 25-29 583 (42.3) 626 (43.6) 1209 (42.9)
 - 30-34 219 (15.9) 304 (21.2) 523 (18.6)
 - 35-40 111 (8.1) 139 (9.7) 250 (8.9)

a Categories “Missing information and don’t remember” were collapsed and excluded from the latent class analysis