Trends in age at first sex in Uganda: evidence from Demographic and Health Survey data and longitudinal cohorts in Masaka and Rakai.

Sex Transm Infect · 2009 · PMC2654114 · PMID 19307335

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AFS was delayed in later female birth cohorts, with a similar highly significant pattern in all regions ( table 5 ).

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DISCUSSION Results from the DHS and from the Masaka study show a clear trend towards a delay in starting sex among women in Uganda, with those born in the 1980s reporting AFS about 1 year later than those born in the 1950s.

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