National tables. Lifestyles: living together. Values
Persons 18 to 49 years who have taken a specific HIV/AIDS test by  sex, persons with whom they have lived together in the last 12 months and  place of test
Units: thousands of persons

	Total	General health services	Other health services	No data recorded	
Both sexes	
    Total	4,403.2	2,921.1	1,456.6	25.4	
    Spouse/Partner and nobody else	1,018.2	644.0	372.4	1.8	
    Spouse/Partner and other	2,087.9	1,486.5	592.2	9.1	
    Parents or other family members	718.9	441.1	267.2	10.5	
    Alone	278.6	155.9	120.2	2.5	
    Other persons	295.7	191.1	103.1	1.5	
    No data recorded	4.0	2.5	1.5	0.0	
Males	
    Total	1,941.1	1,139.8	781.9	19.4	
    Spouse/Partner and nobody else	517.4	283.3	232.3	1.8	
    Spouse/Partner and other	671.8	401.8	263.7	6.3	
    Parents or other family members	469.4	282.6	177.9	8.9	
    Alone	179.5	102.6	74.4	2.5	
    Other persons	99.1	67.0	32.1	0.0	
    No data recorded	4.0	2.5	1.5	0.0	
Females	
    Total	2,462.0	1,781.3	674.7	6.0	
    Spouse/Partner and nobody else	500.8	360.7	140.1	0.0	
    Spouse/Partner and other	1,416.1	1,084.7	328.5	2.8	
    Parents or other family members	249.5	158.5	89.3	1.6	
    Alone	99.0	53.3	45.8	0.0	
    Other persons	196.7	124.1	71.0	1.5	
    No data recorded	0.0	0.0	0.0	0.0	
Notes:
1) General health services include hospital or clinic admissions  consultations with specialists or family doctors and   outpatient or emergency consultations in hospitals and clinics. 
 Other health services include family planning  clinics, private laboratories, sexually transmitted disease or  HIV/AIDS diagnosis clinics, drug   clinics or somewhere else. 
Data corresponding to cells with less than 45,000 persons must be used with  caution, because they may be affected by high sample errors.
Source: National Statistics Institute