Total proportion of women with active sexually transmitted infections (STIs) at baseline by study site.
STIS, EVENT, SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED INFECTION
The Setshaba (n = 53) study site had a greater proportion of (JPG)Click here for additional data file.(A-C). Kaplan-Meier curve showing sexually transmitted infection (STI) incidence between study site by age group over time (days). Red represents the MatCH site, green the Setshaba site. The tables show the number of individuals at risk of acquiring STIs over time. A vertical drop represents an event has occurred and a verticle tick mark on the curves indicate that a participant has been censored at that timepoint. (A), STI incidence between sites for 18–21 year olds were not statistically significant. (B), There was no statistically significant differences for 25–33 years olds between sites. (C), STI incidence between sites for 26–33 year olds had a statistically significant difference (p = 0.002).(JPG)Click here for additional data file.