Research Article

Association between Dietary Vitamin A and HPV Infection in American Women: Data from NHANES 2003–2016

Table 1

Baseline characteristics of selected participants.

ExposureNo HPV infectionHPV infection value

BMI, mean ± SD (Kg/m2)28.89 ± 7.6829.06 ± 7.710.292
Age, mean ± SD (years)38.21 ± 12.0835.86 ± 12.22<0.001
Poverty income ratio, mean ± SD2.77 ± 1.692.27 ± 1.65<0.001
How many boyfriends have had in the past one year, mean ± SD (times)1.10 ± 2.531.83 ± 5.03<0.001
Race (%)<0.001
 Mexican American19.8816.92
 Other Hispanic8.489.37
 Non-Hispanic white45.7838.90
 Non-Hispanic black14.7028.34
 Other races11.166.47
Education level (%)<0.001
 Less than 9th grade7.176.13
 9–11th grade10.9414.26
 High school grade17.3021.79
 College graduate or above32.1836.39
 Some college or AA degree32.4121.43
Marital status (%)<0.001
 Married or cohabiting68.6146.88
 Widowed or divorced or separated31.3953.12
Smoking more than 100 lifetimes (%)<0.001
 None70.9558.25
 Yes29.0541.75
Drink at least 12 glasses of alcohol/1 year (%)<0.001
 037.3729.32
 162.6370.68
Vaginal or anal intercourse times in the past year (times) (%)<0.001
 13.902.94
 23.234.03
 12–5120.9625.14
 52–10336.6632.79
 104–36421.6320.06
 ≥36512.7113.63
 00.911.40