| Comparison of Younger and Older Injecting Drug Users under National Behavioural Surveillance Survey in India (2001) | |||||
| Parameters | <= 24 Years (287) | 25+ Years (1068) | Chi | ||
| N | % | N | % | ||
| 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 | |||||
| Consistently Used Condom with Regular Sex Partners | |||||
| Proportion of Respondent Reporting that They Never Received Treatment for Injecting Drug Use | |||||
| Mean Age at Starting Drug Abuse (95% Confidence Interval) | |||||
| Mean Age at Starting Injecting Abuse (95% Confidence Interval) | |||||
| Respondents Injecting Drugs Every Day | |||||
| Proportion Reporting Sharing Injecting Equipment in Last Episode | |||||
| Proportion Reportin Never Sharing Injection Equipment in a Month`s Recall | |||||
