Analysis of effect modification between sex and role of religion/religious affiliation regarding <i>high number of lifetime sexual partners</i> in a sample of Ugandan university students (n = 980), presented as adjusted OR with 95% CI.

1<p>Adjusted for age.</p

Association (OR, 95% CI) between socio–demographic factors, self–rated health, and <i>previously had sex</i>.

<p>Association (OR, 95% CI) between socio–demographic factors, self–rated health, and <i>previously had sex</i>.</p

Prevalence of socio–demographic factors, self–rated health, and sexual behavior factors.

1<p>Only analysed among individuals who had had sexual intercourse.</p

Analysis of effect modification between sex and role of religion/religious affiliation regarding <i>low age of sex debut</i> in a sample of Ugandan university students (n = 980), presented as adjusted OR with 95% CI.

1<p>Adjusted for age.</p

Association (OR, 95% CI) between sociodemographic factors, self–rated health, and <i>low age at sexual debut</i>.

<p>Association (OR, 95% CI) between sociodemographic factors, self–rated health, and <i>low age at sexual debut</i>.</p

Association (OR, 95% CI) between socio–demographic factors, self–rated health, and <i>high number of lifetime sexual partners</i>.

<p>Association (OR, 95% CI) between socio–demographic factors, self–rated health, and <i>high number of lifetime sexual partners</i>.</p

Analysis of effect modification between sex and role of religion/religious affiliation regarding, <i>not always condom use with a new partner</i> in a sample of Ugandan university students (n = 980), presented as adjusted OR with 95% CI.

1<p>Adjusted for age.</p

Analysis of effect modification between sex and role of religion/religious affiliation regarding <i>previously had sex</i> in a sample of Ugandan university students (n = 980), presented as adjusted OR with 95% CI.

1<p>Adjusted for age.</p

Association (OR 95% CI) between role of religion and sexual behavior.

<p>Association (OR 95% CI) between role of religion and sexual behavior.</p

Association (OR, 95% CI) between sociodemographic factors, self–rated health, and <i>not always condom use with a new partner</i>.

<p>Association (OR, 95% CI) between sociodemographic factors, self–rated health, and <i>not always condom use with a new partner</i>.</p