Table 2.

Comparison of health care histories of male and female participants and those with and without a history of sexual coercion

HEALTH CARE HISTORYWITH HISTORY OF SEXUAL COERCION (N = 120), N (%)WITHOUT HISTORY OF SEXUAL COERCION (N = 285), N (%)MALE PARTICIPANTS (N = 180), N (%)FEMALE PARTICIPANTS (N = 225), N (%)ALL PARTICIPANTS (N = 405), N (%)
Routine checkup in the previous year52 (43.3)82 (28.8)28 (15.6)*106 (47.1)*134 (33.1)
Sexual health checkup in the previous year49 (40.8)†58 (20.4)†33 (18.3)74 (32.9)107 (26.4)
Considered a sexual health visit79 (65.8)†124 (43.5)†80 (44.4)123 (54.7)203 (50.1)
Unmet health needs11 (9.2)15 (5.3)9 (5.0)17 (8.0)26 (6.4)

  • ↵* Results were significantly different between male and female participants (P < .006).

  • ↵† Results were significantly different between those with a history of sexual coercion and those without a history of sexual coercion (P < .006).