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The following variables were selected for the study: biological (gender, age); socio-behavioral and demographic (sexual behavior, marital status, level of education, city

Regarding independent variables, we collected the follow- ing data: sociodemographic (gender, skin color, marital status, study time, age), professional (time of service in

According to the study objectives, the following independent variables were selected from patient records: sociodemographic characteristics (age, marital status, color,

The variables analyzed were: demographic (sex, skin color declared by the person responsible for the patient, age at the onset of the clinical picture and diagnosis, with

For this study, the independent variables were: gender, age, race/color, marital status, year of diagnosis, schooling, HIV exposure category (all of which reported at the time

he question- naire included questions related to some socioeconomic (years of schooling, per capita income, age, race/color of the skin, marital status, and occupation),

Professor Cláudia Seabra Polytechnic Institute of Viseu, Portugal Professor Carla Silva Polytechnic Institute of Viseu, Portugal Professor Tihomir Vranešević University of

The medical records of patients with NTM isolated from sputum were reviewed retrospectively. The variables of greatest interest were 1) demographic: age, gender and skin color;