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. 2022 Mar 24;19(7):3859. doi: 10.3390/ijerph19073859

Table 3.

Prevalence and adjusted prevalence ratios (APRs) for HIV status and selected characteristics with any current tobacco use among women—2018 DHS, Zambia.

Currently Smoke or Use Any Tobacco (n = 384)
% (95% CI) APR (95% CI)
HIV status
HIV-positive 4.4%
(3.5–5.6%)
1.46
(1.09–1.96) 1
HIV-negative 2.4%
(2.1–2.8%)
Ref
Age group
15–24 years 0.9%
(0.6–1.2%)
Ref
25–34 years 3.2%
(2.6–3.9%)
3.01
(2.11–4.30) 1
35–49 years 4.9%
(4.1–5.8%)
4.16
(2.85–6.07) 1
Residence
Urban 2.5%
(2.0–3.0%)
1.78
(1.20–2.63) 1
Rural 2.9%
(2.4–3.4%)
Ref
Highest education level attended or completed
No education 6.1%
(4.6–8.0%)
1.79
(1.22–2.63) 1
Primary 3.1%
(2.6–3.7%)
1.16
(0.87–1.55)
Secondary or higher 1.8%
(1.4–2.2%)
Ref
Employment status
Currently employed 3.5%
(3.0–4.1%)
1.24
(0.95–1.62)
Not currently employed 2.0%
(1.6–2.5%)
Ref
Wealth index
Lowest 4.4%
(3.5–5.5%)
3.87
(2.18–6.88) 1
Lower 2.7%
(2.1–3.6%)
2.39
(1.36–4.20) 1
Middle 2.5%
(1.8–3.3%)
1.83
(1.09–3.09) 1
Higher 2.6%
(1.9–3.4%)
1.49
(0.92–2.40)
Highest 1.7%
(1.2–2.4%) 2
Ref
Recent sexual activity
Sexually active in last 4 weeks 3.3%
(2.8–3.9%)
1.23
(0.95–1.61)
Not sexually active in last 4 weeks 2.0%
(1.6–2.5%)
Ref
Problems accessing health care
Yes 2.8%
(2.3–3.3%)
Ref
No 2.6%
(2.1–3.2%)
1.05
(0.81–1.36)
Pregnancy status
Currently pregnant 2.0%
(1.3–3.1%) 2
Ref
Not currently pregnant or not sure 2.8%
(2.4–3.1%)
1.24
(0.81–1.90)

Abbreviations: CI—confidence interval; DHS—Demographic and Health Survey; PR—prevalence ratio; APR—adjusted prevalence ratio. 1 Statistically significant based on confidence interval for APR not including 1.0. 2 Estimate based on 25–49 unweighted cases.