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Table 1 Socio-demographic characteristics of 1159 study participants at the Mulago HIV clinic in Uganda between April 2012 and December 2013

From: Relationship between CD4 count and quality of life over time among HIV patients in Uganda: a cohort study

Characteristic

Whole sample

ART

No ART

n = 1159 (%)

n = 586 (%)

n = 573 (%)

Gender

 Female

823 (71)

386 (66)

436 (76)

 Male

336 (29)

200 (34)

137 (24)

Education level

  ≤ Primary

594 (51)

298 (51)

296 (52)

 Secondary

458 (40)

232 (40)

226 (39)

 Apprenticeship

83 (7)

42 (7)

41 (7)

 Tertiary

24 (2)

14 (2)

10 (2)

Age in years

 <30

482 (41)

255 (44)

227 (40)

 30–39

426 (37)

212 (36)

214 (37)

 ≥40

251 (22)

119 (20)

132 (23)

Monthly income (USD)

 <20

362 (31)

180 (31)

182 (32)

 20–60

329 (29)

154 (26)

175 (30)

 >60

468 (40)

252 (43)

216 (38)

Religion

 Christian

951 (82)

476 (81)

475 (83)

 Muslim

187 (16)

99 (17)

88 (15)

 Other

21 (2)

11 (2)

10 (2)

Marital status

 Currently married

703 (61)

352 (60)

351 (61)

 Divorced/separated

274 (24)

144 (24)

130 (23)

 Single

76 (6)

45 (8)

31 (5)

 Widowed

106 (9)

45 (8)

61 (11)

Employed

 Yes

938 (81)

478 (82)

460 (80)

 No

221 (19)

108 (18)

113 (20)

Social support

 Yes, family

920 (79)

488 (83)

432 (75)

 Yes, other

194 (17)

80 (14)

114 (20)

 None

45 (4)

18 (3)

27 (5)

Alcohol consumption

 Yes

322 (28)

141 (24)

181 (32)

 No

837 (72)

445 (76)

392 (68)

Smoking

 Yes

50 (4)

23 (4)

27 (5)

 No

1109 (96)

563 (96)

546 (95)

  1. Abbreviation: ART, antiretroviral therapy