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Table 3 Relationship between positive HPV result and select demographic, immunological and behavioural variables

From: Anal human papillomavirus infection in HIV-positive men and women at two opportunistic infections clinics in Harare, Zimbabwe

  

Any HPV positive

Any high-risk HPV positive

(N = 54)

(N = 25)

n

%

p-value

N

%

p-value

Sex

 Male

10

20.4

0.000

5

11.6

0.294

 Female

44

60.3

20

18.7

Marital Status

 Single

8

44.4

0.552

3

15.0

0.634

 Married

27

32.1

12

14.1

 Widowed

13

44.8

7

24.1

 Divorced

6

40.0

3

20.0

Education

 Primary school

4

26.7

0.569

3

20.0

0.900

 Secondary school

37

40.2

15

16.1

 Tertiary education

13

41.9

6

18.8

Employment

 Formal employment

8

38.1

0.545

5

22.7

0.551

 Informal employment

31

41.9

13

16.9

 Unemployed

15

31.9

6

12.5

Currently on HAART

 No

2

33.3

0.809

0

0.0

0.256

 Yes

52

38.2

25

17.7

Time since HIV diagnosis

  < 1 yr

11

50.0

0.454

4

17.4

0.999

 1 to 5 yr

24

38.7

11

17.7

  > 5 yr

19

34.5

10

17.5

Smoking

 Current

1

33.3

0.991

0

0.0

0.643

 Past

7

36.8

3

15.0

 Never

46

37.1

22

17.3

Alcohol intake

 Current

4

57.1

0.534

1

12.5

0.751

 Past

18

36.7

7

14.0

 Never

32

36.0

17

18.5

Number of lifetime sex partners

  < 5

37

36.6

0.414

16

15.8

0.021

 5 to 10

12

50.0

8

34.8

  > 10

5

41.7

0

0.0

Condom use

 Regular

31

34.8

0.730

12

12.9

0.060

 Occasional

7

36.8

3

15.8

 Never

6

46.2

5

38.5

Sexual orientation

 Heterosexual

54

38.8

 

25

17.6

 

 Homosexual

0

0.0

0

0.0