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. 2013 Feb 28;17(2):184–193. doi: 10.1016/j.bjid.2012.10.018

Table 1.

Selected socio-demographic characteristics and associations with HIV-1 infection and syphilis among parturient in Salvador, Brazil, 2008/2009.

Variables All women HIV (+) women HIV (−) women Odds ratio p-Value Syphilis (+) women Syphilis (−) women Odds ratio p-value
(n = 3300) (n = 28) (n = 3272) (CI 95%) (n = 17) (n = 3283) (CI 95%)
Age in years
Mean ± SD (CI 95%)
25.8 ± 7.3 26.6 ± 5.7
(24.43–28.86)
25.8 ± 7.3
(25.47–25.93)
0.39 25.3 ± 6
(22.22–28.27)
25.8 ± 7.3
(25.48–25.94)
0.78



Race/skin color
 White 233
(7.1%)
2
(7.1%)
231
(7.0%)
1.01
(0.24–4.24)
0.7 4
(23.5%)
229
(7.0%)
4.10
(1.12–13.62)
0.02
 Non-white 3067
(92.9%)
26
(92.9%)
3041
(93.0%)
13
(76.5%)
3054
(93.0%)



Marital status
 Single/widow/divorced 2557
(77.5%)
26
(92.9%)
2531
(77.3%)
3.81
(0.88–23.24)
0.08 17
(100.0%)
2540
(77.4%)
8.20
(1.16–165.74)
0.02
 Married/common law 743
(22.5%)
2
(7.1%)
741
(22.7%)
0
(0.0%)
743
(22.6%)



Education in years
 ≤8 1219
(37.0%)
16
(57.1%)
1203
(36.8%)
2.29
(1.02–5.17)
0.04 9
(52.9%)
1210
(36.9%)
1.93
(0.68–5.49)
0.26
 >8 2081
(63.0%)
12
(42.9%)
2069
(63.2%)
8
(47.1%)
2073
(5.49%)
 Mean ± SD 4.6 ± 1.6 3.96 ± 1.73 4.68 ± 1.62 4.1 ± 1.4 4.6 ± 1.6



Occupation
 Unemployed 510
(15.4%)
5
(17.9%)
505
(15.4%)
1.19
(0.40–3.32)
0.79 1
(64.7%)
1985
(60.5%)
 Homemaker/other 2790
(84.6%)
23
(82.1%)
2767
(84.6%)
16
(35.3%)
1298
(39.5%)
0.08
(0.00–0.59)
0.004



Family income
 Minimum wage
 ≤3 2941
(89.1%)
25
(89.3%)
2916
(89.1%)
1.02
(0.29–4.25)
1 16
(94.1%)
2925
(89.1%)
1.96
(0.27–39.74)
1.00
 >3 359
(8.6%)
3
(10.7%)
356
(10.9%)
1
(5.9%)
358
(10.9%)
 Mean ± SD 1.1 ± 0.4 1.1 ± 0.4 1.1 ± 0.4 1.1 ± 0.5 1.1 ± 0.4



Home municipality
 Salvador 2614
(79.2%)
24
(85.7%)
2590
(79.1%)
1.58
(0.52–5.39)
0.53 15
(88.2%)
2599
(79.2%)
1.97
(0.43–12.52)
0.55
 Other 686
(20.8%)
4
(14.3%)
682
(20.9%)
2
(11.8%)
684
(20.8%)