Table 1 |
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Correlates of living outside Afghanistan in the last decade among injecting drug users in Kabul (n = 463). |
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| Variable |
Non-refugee last decade, N, % |
Refugee last decade, decade, N, % |
O.R., 95% CI |
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| Age (n = 463): |
1.02, 0.59 – 1.76 |
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| ≤ 30 years |
38, (60.3%) |
239, (59.8%) |
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| > 30 years |
29, (39.7%) |
161, (40.3%) |
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| Civil Status (n = 463): |
1.06, 0.62 – 1.80 |
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| Married |
32, (50.8%) |
209, (52.3%) |
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| Educational Level (n = 463): |
0.96, 0.50 – 1.86 |
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| ≤ 8 years |
50, (79.4%) |
320, (80.0%) |
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| > 8 years |
13, (20.6%) |
80, (20.0%) |
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| Monthly Income (n = 463): |
0.65, 0.38 – 1.11 |
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| ≤ 4900 Afghanis |
37, (58.7%) |
275, (68.8%) |
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| > 4900 Afghanis |
26, (46.3%) |
125, (31.3%) |
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| Duration of Injecting (n = 463): |
1.27, 0.74 – 2.18 |
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| ≤ 3 years |
38, (60.3%) |
218, (54.5%) |
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| > 3 years |
25, (39.7%) |
182, (45.5%) |
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| Age Initiated Injecting (n = 463): |
1.12, 0.66 – 1.92 |
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| < 26 years |
36, (57.1%) |
217, (54.3%) |
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| > 26 years |
27, (42.9%) |
183, (45.8%) |
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| Receptive Needle Sharing in Last Six Months (n = 463): |
0.98, 0.55 – 1.77 |
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| Yes |
18, (28.6%) |
113, (28.3%) |
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| Distributive Needle Sharing in the Last Six Months (n = 463): |
1.02, 0.57 – 1.84 |
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| Yes |
18, (28.6%) |
116, (29.0%) |
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| Always Use New Needle With Each Injection (n = 462): |
0.49, 0.29 – 0.85 |
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| Yes |
27, (42.9%) |
108, (27.1%) |
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| Ever Use Condoms (n = 431): |
2.28, 0.94 – 5.50 |
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| Yes |
6, (10.5%) |
79, (26.8%) |
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| Ever Incarcerated (n = 463): |
1.00, 0.59 – 1.72 |
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| Yes: |
36, (57.1%) |
229, (57.1%) |
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| Inject Drugs in Jail (n = 265): |
1.26, 0.42 – 2.09 |
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| Yes |
10, (31.3%) |
66, (29.9%) |
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Todd et al. Conflict and Health 2007 1:5 doi:10.1186/1752-1505-1-5 |
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