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SOCIO-ECONOMIC VARIABLES
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Adolescents
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Adults
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n (%)
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CI 95%
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n (%)
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CI 95%
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Per capita family income
1
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< 1 per capita minimum wage2
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25 (80.6)
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[62.5 – 92.5]
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20 (52.6)
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[35.8 – 69.0]
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≥1 per capita minimum wage2
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6 (19.4)
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[7.4 – 37.5]
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18 (47.4)
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[40.0 – 64.2]*
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Education
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< 8 years
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4 (10)
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[2.8 – 23.7]
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9 (22.5)
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[10.8 – 38.4]
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≥ 8 years
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36 (90)
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[76.3 – 97.2]
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31 (77.5)
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[61.6- 89.2]
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Work?
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Yes
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4 (10)
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[2.8 – 23.7]
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25 (62.5)
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[45.8 – 77.3]*
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Marital status
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Single
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32 (80)
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[64.4 – 90.9]
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7 (17.5)
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[7.3 – 32.8]*
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Married
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8 (20)
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[9.0 – 35.6]
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33 (82.5)
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[67.2 – 92.7]*
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Prenatal medical consultations
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< 6 consultations
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6 (15)
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[5.7 – 29.8]
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2 (5.4)
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[0.7 – 18.2]
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≥ 6 consultations
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34 (85)
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[70.2 – 94.3]
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35 (94.6)
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[81.8 – 99.3]
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- *different from adolescents (P < 0.05).
- 1Total family income / number of family members.
- 2Used the minimum wage relating to the period of data collection.
- CI: confidence interval.
- For the family income variable there was a loss of nine adolescents and two adults, and for the variable prenatal medical consultations there was a loss of 3 adults.
