Prevalence and Characteristics of Abuse Experiences and Depression Symptoms among Injection Drug-Using Female Sex Workers in Mexico

Table 3

Univariate analysis.

	𝛽	SE	95% CI	𝑃
Demographics
Age	−0.02	0.03	[−0.08,0.05]	.54
Marital status (married versus not married)	−0.45	0.59	[−1.62,0.71]	.45
Education	−0.21	0.10	[−0.41,−0.02]	.03
Number of children	−0.03	0.17	[−0.37,0.23]	.85
Site (interview location)	0.02	0.56	[−1.09,1.12]	.98
Lived in city of interview whole life	−0.73	0.57	[−1.84,0.38]	.20
Sex work variables
Age when first began sex work	−0.02	0.04	[−0.10,0.07]	.73
Age when began working regularly as sex worker	−0.01	0.04	[−0.09,0.07]	.84
No. of clients in past month	0.01	0.01	[0.00,0.02]	.24
Abuse items
Ever raped/forced sex	2.32	0.56	[1.23,3.41]	.00
Ever physically abused	1.66	0.56	[0.55,2.76]	.00
Ever physically abused by client	1.90	0.69	[0.55,3.25]	.01
Ever raped/forced sex during sex work	2.65	0.64	[1.39,3.90]	.00
Drug use variables
Age when first injected drugs	−0.03	0.04	[−0.10,0.05]	.49
Daily versus nondaily injectors	0.47	1.14	[−1.76,2.70]	.68
Ever used marijuana	−0.35	0.66	[−1.64,0.95]	.60
Ever used heroin	0.93	1.86	[−2.73,4.58]	.62
Ever used crack	−0.02	0.57	[−1.14,1.09]	.97
Ever used cocaine	−0.65	0.60	[−1.82,0.52]	.28
Ever used methamphetamine	−0.29	0.56	[−1.40,0.81]	.61
Ever used inhalants	0.75	0.64	[−0.51,2.00]	.24

CI: confidence interval. Significant findings are in boldface.