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Table 2 HBsAg results in relation to clinical and demographic characteristics

From: High sero-prevalence of hepatitis B virus and human immunodeficiency virus infections among pregnant women attending antenatal clinic at Temeke municipal health facilities, Dar es Salaam, Tanzania: a cross sectional study

Variables

HBsAg positive n = 20

HBsAg negative n = 229

p-value

Age, median (IQR)

28 (23.5–31)

25 (22–29)

0.13*

Age groups

  < 24

8 (7.0)

106 (93.0)

 

 25–30

7 (8.14)

79 (91.9)

0.79

  > 31

5 (10.2)

44 (89.8)

 

Education status

 Primary

12 (12.5)

84 (87.5)

0.04

 Secondary/College

8 (5.2)

145 (94.8)

 

Marital status

 Single/divorced

1 (1.9)

52 (98.1)

0.047#

 Married/Cohabit

19 (9.7)

177 (90.3)

 

Occupation status

 Unemployed

10 (15.6)

54 (84.4)

0.01

 Employed/student

10 (5.4)

175 (94.6)

 

HIV status

 Positive

7 (16.3)

36 (83.7)

0.029

 Negative

13 (6.3)

193 (93.7)

 
  1. *Wilcox ranksum test p-value; #Fisher’s exact p-value