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Table 2 Comparisons of socio-demographic characteristics among men and women living with HIV

From: Non-communicable diseases and related risk behaviors among men and women living with HIV in Cambodia: findings from a cross-sectional study

Socio-demographic characteristics

Total

Men

Women

P-valuea

Sex

510 (100.0)

170 (33.3)

340 (66.7)

 

Community Type

0.52

 

Rural

203 (39.8)

71 (41.8)

132 (38.8)

 
 

Urban

307 (60.2)

99 (58.2)

208 (61.2)

 

Treatment status

   

0.73

 

On ART

493 (96.7)

165 (97.1)

328 (96.5)

 
 

On pre-ART

17 (3.3)

5 (2.9)

12 (3.5)

 

Mean age

44.8 ± 8.4

46.4 ± 9.1

44.0 ± 8.0

0.002

Age groups

0.15

 

Less than 35

43 (8.4)

11 (6.5)

32 (9.4)

 
 

35–54

404 (79.2)

132 (77.7)

272 (80.0)

 
 

55 and older

63 (12.4)

27 (15.9)

36 (10.6)

 

Marital status

<0.001

 

Married/cohabiting

314 (61.6)

139 (81.8)

175 (51.5)

 
 

Divorced/separated/widowed

188 (36.9)

24 (14.1)

164 (48.2)

 
 

Never married

8 (1.6)

7 (4.1)

1 (0.3)

 

Level of education attained

<0.001

 

No schooling

115 (22.6)

15 (8.8)

100 (29.4)

 
 

Completed primary and junior high school

370 (72.6)

141 (82.9)

229 (67.4)

 
 

Completed high school and university

25 (4.9)

14 (8.2)

11 (3.2)

 

Main occupations

<0.001

 

Unemployed

124 (24.3)

19 (11.2)

105 (30.9)

 
 

Farmers

112 (22.0)

41 (24.1)

71 (20.9)

 
 

Office workers

47 (9.2)

27 (15.9)

20 (5.9)

 
 

Laborers

109 (21.4)

50 (29.4)

59 (17.4)

 
 

Self-employed

100 (19.6)

28 (16.5)

72 (21.9)

 
 

Othersb

18 (3.5)

5 (2.9)

13 (3.8)

 

Mean monthly income in the past 12 months (USD)

87.9 ± 70.2

60.5 ± 75.0

69.6 ± 74.5

<0.001

  1. Abbreviations: ART antiretroviral therapy, HIV human immunodeficiency virus, USD United States Dollar
  2. Values are numbers (%) for categorical variables and mean ± standard deviation (SD) for continuous variables
  3. aStudent’s t-test was used for continuous variables and Chi-square test or Fisher’s exact test for categorical variables
  4. bOthers included entertainment workers, students, soldiers, police, scavengers, and fishermen