Proportional Odds Modelling Of Hiv Infection Among Pregnant Women (A Case Study Of Federal Medical Centre, Owerri).
Author : Nwagwu, Glory C, Obasi, Chinedu K, Nduka, Modestus U Journa Name: International Journal of Scientific Research & Engineering Trends Volume: 12 issue: 1 Year: Volume-12-issue-1 Views : 239The HIV virus is a cankerworm that is bedeviling human-kind, with sequel advancement to Acquired Immuno-deficiency Syndrome (AIDS), if not properly managed can have effect on the socio-demographic factors. The study aimed at determining the impact of socio-demographic factors that affects HIV status of pregnant women in Imo state using a Proportional Odds Model. It was discovered that single women within the Age (15-19) years and resident in the rural area were the factors that contributed to the reason why these pregnant women are prone to contacting HIV/AIDS infection in Imo State.
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