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Table 1 Demographic, behavioral and clinical characteristics of Nigerian MSM and TGW with and without Hepatitis B virus

From: Hepatitis B virus infection among men who have sex with men and transgender women living with or at risk for HIV: a cross sectional study in Abuja and Lagos, Nigeria

 

HBV+

N = 69

n (%)

HBV-

N = 648

n (%)

P*

HIV

  

0.77

 Uninfected

28 (10)

251 (90)

 

 Infected

41 (9)

397 (91)

 

Age (Years)

  

0.51

 16–20

12 (13)

81 (87)

 

 20–25

32 (9)

310 (91)

 

 25–60

25 (9)

257(91)

 

Site

  

0.19

 Abuja

49 (11)

408 (89)

 

 Lagos

20 (8)

240 (92)

 

Educationa

  

0.09

 Primary

7 (15)

40 (85)

 

 Secondary

44 (11)

373 (89)

 

 Tertiary

16 (6)

231 (94)

 

Marital statusa

  

0.10

 Never married

56 (9)

567 (91)

 

 Ever married

9 (12)

65 (88)

 

 Other

4 (24)

13 (76)

 

Willingness to access healthcare servicesa

 

 No

24 (9)

238 (91)

0.74

 Yes

45 (10)

408 (90)

 

HBV vaccinationa

  

0.14

 No

65 (10)

589 (90)

 

 Yes

1 (3)

37 (97)

 

Sexual orientationa

  

0.08

 Homosexual

31 (12)

224 (88)

 

 Bisexual

37 (8)

421(92)

 

Sexual positiona

  

0.83

 Any receptive

49 (9)

470 (91)

 

 Only insertive

17 (10)

153 (90)

 

Ever had condomless anal sexa

  

0.21

 No

5 (6)

81 (94)

 

 Yes

63 (10)

561 (87)

 

Condom use during last sexa

  

< 0.01

 Yes

33 (7)

426 (93)

 

 No

36 (14)

216 (86)

 

Concurrent sexual partnersa

  

0.98

 No

19 (10)

177 (90)

 

 Yes

50 (10)

469 (90)

 

Prevalent urethral and/or rectal Neisseria gonorrhoeae or Chlamydia trachomatis

 No

51 (11)

433 (89)

0.23

 Yes

18 (8)

215 (92)

 

Vaginal sex partners in past yeara

 

 No

21 (13)

141 (87)

0.11

 Yes

48 (9)

500 (91)

 
  1. Abbreviations: MSM men who have sex with men, TGW transgender women, p p-value, HBV hepatitis B virus
  2. a ‘n’ may not add up to ‘N’ because of missing values
  3. *Pearson’s Chi-square and Fisher’s exact tests. Bolded indicate p < 0.05