Table 2 Trends over time (2018–2022) in active hepatitis B virus infection and associated factors among blood donor candidates from Luanda, Angola.

From: Trends in active hepatitis B virus infection and associated risk factors among blood donor candidates from Luanda, Angola

Independent variables

N (%)

Years of active HBV infection diagnosis (2018–2022)

P-value

2018 (%)

2019 (%)

2020 (%)

2021 (%)

2022 (%)

Overall

9668 (100)

1762 (18.2)

1624 (16.8)

1838 (19.0)

2331 (24.1)

2113 (21.9)

 

Age (years), Mean ± SD

32.7 ± 8.08

34.3 ± 7.82

33.5 ± 7.69

34.7 ± 7.63

31.4 ± 8.13

30.7 ± 8.17

< 0.001

Age distribution

 18–29 yrs

3907 (40.4)

552 (31.3)

573 (35.3)

525 (28.6)

1148 (49.2)

1109 (52.5)

< 0.001

 30–40 yrs

4196 (43.4)

873 (49.5)

774 (47.7)

937 (51.0)

872 (37.4)

740 (35.0)

 

 >40 yrs

1565 (16.2)

337 (19.1)

277 (17.1)

376 (20.5)

311 (13.3)

264 (12.5)

 

Gender

 Female

754 (7.8)

156 (8.9)

130 (8.0)

133 (7.2)

161 (6.9)

174 (8.2)

0.149

 Male

8914 (92.2)

1606 (91.1)

1494 (92.0)

1705 (92.8)

2170 (93.1)

1939 (91.8)

 

Occupation

 Unemployed

242 (2.5)

35 (2.0)

52 (3.2)

39 (2.1)

82 (3.5)

34 (1.6)

< 0.001

 Employed

7438 (76.9)

1351 (76.7)

1261 (77.6)

1486 (80.8)

1727 (74.1)

1613 (76.3)

 

 Student

1988 (20.6)

376 (21.3)

311 (19.2)

313 (17.0)

522 (22.4)

466 (22.1)

 

Residence

 Non-urbanized

9391 (97.1)

1714 (97.3)

1586 (97.7)

1786 (97.2)

2261 (97.0)

2044 (96.7)

0.538

 Urbanized

277 (2.9)

48 (2.7)

38 (2.3)

52 (2.8)

70 (3.0)

69 (3.3)

 

Marital status

 Unmarried

9207 (95.2)

1655 (93.9)

1537 (94.6)

1763 (95.9)

2228 (95.6)

2024 (95.8)

0.019

 Married

461 (4.8)

107 (6.1)

87 (5.4)

75 (4.1)

103 (4.4)

89 (4.2)

 
  1. Bold number means that the results were statistically significant for the Che-square or One-way ANOVA (p < 0.05).