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Table 1 Samples Students By Gender of Sexual Partners in the Minnesota Student Surveys

From: Is it getting better? An analytical method to test trends in health disparities, with tobacco use among sexual minority vs. heterosexual youth as an example

 

1998

2001

2004

2007

2010

Male

     

 OPPOS

7,999

7,347

7,412

7,659

7,832

  (Grade 12, %)

(58.7 %)

(63.1 %)

(63.4 %)

(64.9 %)

(66.0 %)

 BOTH

1,176

1,008

1,010

1,744

1,632

  (Grade 12, %)

(40.6 %)

(46.2 %)

(46.2 %)

(57.7 %)

(55.3 %)

 SAME

148

142

172

250

268

  (Grade 12, %)

(51.4 %)

(49.3 %)

(48.3 %)

(54.4 %)

(60.4 %)

Female

     

 OPPOS

8,721

8,210

8,386

8,762

8,869

  (Grade 12, %)

(66.8 %)

(69.9 %)

(69.1 %)

(70.7 %)

(71.3 %)

 BOTH

367

515

575

658

765

  (Grade 12, %)

(47.4 %)

(45.6 %)

(39.8 %)

(48.8 %)

(50.6 %)

 SAME

45

56

82

112

138

  (Grade 12, %)

(48.9 %)

(44.6 %)

(39.0 %)

(41.1 %)

(58.0 %)

  1. Note. Data were weighted
  2. OPPOS Students who had sex with partner(s) of the opposite gender only, BOTH Students who had sex with both male and female partners, SAME Students who had sex with partner(s) of the same gender only