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Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2022 Oct 30;27(6):1741–1756. doi: 10.1007/s10461-022-03906-z

Table 1.

Participant characteristics

Variable N (%) Variable Mean (SD) [observed range]
Gender Age (in years) 41.25 (9.96)
  Man 32 (16.5) [18–72]
  Woman 161 (83) Annual Income in ZAR 34,908.93 (34,672.87)
  Transgender man 1 (.5) [0–240,000]
Race
  Black 191 (98.5) Annual Income in USD 2,323.47 (2,307.76) [0–15,973.90]
  Coloured* 2 (1)
  Other 1 (.5) Number of people who sleep in the same room at night 2.63 (1.46)
Education [1–11]
  Grade 6 or below 13 (6.7)
  Grade 7 13 (6.7) Number of people who sleep in the same house at night 3.8 (2.33)
  Grade 8 9 (4.7) [1–15]
  Grade 9 21 (10.9)
  Grade 10 27 (14)
  Grade 11 68 (35.2)
  Grade 12 32 (16.6)
  Vocational training 6 (3.1) Variable N (%)
  University 4 (2.1) Antiretroviral Therapy Regimen
Sexual Orientation   First-line 135 (70.3)
  Heterosexual 187 (96.4)   Failed first-line 57 (29.7)
  Bisexual 5 (2.6)
  Gay 1 (0.5)
Employment Status
  Unemployed 117 (60.3)
  Seeking employment 44 (22.7)
  Part-time employment 30 (15.5)
  Full-time employment 27 (13.9)
  Student 3 (1.5)
  Disabled 3 (1.5)
  Retired 3 (1.5)
  Homemaker 2 (1)
Housing Type
  None 1 (0.5)
  Shack 109 (56.2)
  Wendy house/backyard dwelling 9 (4.6)
  Own/family house 76 (39.2)

Totals for employment status may not equal 100% as participants could select more than one response option

*

In the race category, the term “Coloured” refers to a racial category during the apartheid era and remains relevant in describing present health disparities in South Africa