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Table 6 Factors associated with HIV infection among PWUD in a multivariate logistic regression model

From: Prevalence and correlates of HIV infection among people who use drugs in Cambodia: a cross-sectional survey using respondent driven sampling method

Variables in the final model

AOR (95% CI)

P-value

Age group

  < 25

Reference

 

 25–34

0.91 (0.37–2.26)

0.84

  ≥ 35

2.34 (1.04–6.11)

0.04

Level of formal education attained

 High school or higher (≥10 years)

Reference

 

 Secondary school (7–9 years)

1.07 (0.41–2.77)

0.89

 Primary (0–6 years)

2.26 (1.04–5.15)

0.04

Living situation

 With family

Reference

 

 On the streets (homeless)

2.82 (1.10–7.23)

0.03

 In own dwelling

1.73 (0.67–4.44)

0.26

 With friends

0.94 (0.27–3.29)

0.92

Perceived HIV risk compared to the general population

 Lower

Reference

 

 About the same

1.56 (0.52–4.70)

0.43

 Higher

3.18 (1.27–8.62)

0.004

Having used injecting drugs in lifetime

 No

Reference

 

 Yes

3.81 (1.36–4.56)

0.001

Having cuts or sores around the genital area in the past 12 months

 No

Reference

 

 Yes

3.48 (1.09–6.33)

0.008

  1. Abbreviations: AOR, adjusted odds ratio; CI, confidence interval; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; PWUD, people who use drugs
  2. *Age, gender, marital status, education level, and variables associated with HIV infection in the bivariate analyses at a level of p < 0.05 were simultaneously included in the model