Sexual behavior, HIV risk perception, prior VCT and STI symptoms among men and women, by migration status.

Table 2 notes: Data shown are shown for the total population eligible for HIV testing on 01 June 2003 who participated in the sexual behavior surveys (n = 5,901 men and n = 11,293 women.) For continuous variables, two-sided differences in distributions of characteristics between migrants and non-migrants, in men and in women, tested with the Wilcoxon rank sum test. For categorical variables, the chi-square test was used (excluding ‘missing’ category).
aMigration in Table 2 defined as at least one change of residence as an individual (in-migration, out-migration or internal migration) in the two years prior to the HIV test or eligibility date (June 1, 2003) for individuals who did not participate in testing.
bRespondent agrees with either of the following questions: “is there anything that happened to you in the past that may have put you at risk of becoming infected with HIV?” or “are you currently in a situation where you may be at risk of becoming infected with HIV?”.