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Table 1 Baseline socio-demographic characteristics by age at first CCS < 35 years versus ≥35 years in an opportunistic screening program in Jos, Nigeria (N = 14,051)

From: HIV status, age at cervical Cancer screening and cervical cytology outcomes in an opportunistic screening setting in Nigeria: a 10-year Cross sectional data analysis

Variable

Age first CCS ≥ 35 years

Age first CCS < 35 years

p-value

HIV status

  

0.001†

 Not infected

7870 (59.8)

5285 (40.2)

 

 Infected

341 (48.5)

362 (51.5)

 

Age at first CCS (Mean ± SD)

8305 (44.5 ± 7.7)

5749 (22.7 ± 3.7)

0.001‡

No of Life-time sex

 partners(Mean ± SD)

6185 (2.2 ± 1.9)

5104 (2.2 ± 1.8)

0.503‡

Use of condom

 No

7307 (60.2)

4838 (39.8)

0.001†

 Yes

404 (40.0)

605 (60.0)

 

History of smoking

 No

8222 (59.3)

5653 (40.7)

0.272†

 Yes

42 (53.2)

37 (46.8)

 

History of Alcohol

 No

7625 (58.5)

5410 (41.5)

0.001†

 Yes

635 (69.7)

276 (30.3)

 

History of vaginal infection

 No

1536 (65.6)

805 (34.4)

0.001†

 Yes

6517 (57.8)

4756 (42.2)

 

Ever diagnosed with STI

 No

4963 (58.0)

3598 (42.0)

0.001†

 Yes

744 (52.9)

662 (47.1)

 

Age at first sex (Mean ± SD)

8193 (19.9 ± 4.1)

5651 (20.4 ± 3.8)

0.001‡

Education years completed (Mean ± SD)

6610 (11.8 ± 3.4)

5117 (11.9 ± 2.6)

0.062‡

Parity (Mean ± SD)

7818 (4.4 ± 2.5)

4317 (2.1 ± 1.7)

0.001‡

  1. ‡Student t-test and †Pearson’s chi2. Percent in parenthesis, SD standard deviation