Awareness, Injecting Habits and Sexual Practices of Injecting Drug Users Aged <= 24 Years Under National Behavioural Surveillance Survey in India (2001) | |||||||
Parameters | <= 19 Years (62) | 20-24 Years (225) | Chi | Total (287) | |||
N | % | N | % | N | X | ||
Heard HIV | |||||||
Proportion Reporting that Changing to Oral Drugs Reduces Transmission of HIV | |||||||
Aware that Consistent Condom use & Sex with Faithful Uninfected Partners Protect Against HIV | |||||||
Proportion Harboring No Misconception on Transmission | |||||||
Used Condom at Last Sex with Paying Female Partners in a Year`s Recall | |||||||
Consistently Used Condom with Paying Partners in a Year`s Recall | |||||||
Self Reported STI | |||||||
Aware of STI | |||||||
Used Condom at Last Sex with Regular Partners in Year`s Recall | |||||||
Consistently Used Condom with Regular Sex Partners in a Year`s Recall | |||||||
Proportion of Respondent Reporting that They Never Received Treatment for Injecting Drug Use | |||||||
Mean Age at Starting Drug Abuse | |||||||
Mean Age at Starting Injecting Drugs | |||||||
Respondents Injecting Drugs Every Day | |||||||
Proportion Reporting Sharing Injecting Equipment in Last Episod | |||||||
Proportion Reportin Never Sharing Injection Equipment in a Month`s Recall |