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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet HIV. 2023 Feb 28;10(5):e308–e319. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(23)00008-5

Table 2.

Crude incidence rates and mortality rates among N=1,312 participants with 2,730 person-years of follow-up

Group Incident HIV Death
Rate per 1,000py (95%CI) Rate per 1,000py (95%CI)
All 5·5 (2·7–8·3) 3·3 (1·5–6·3)
Cohort mode
Digital 1·6 (0·2–5·8) 0·8 (0·0–4·5)
Site-based 8·7 (4·0–13·5) 5·4 (2·3–10·6)
Race & ethnicity 1
White 1·6 (0·3–4·7) 3·2 (1·2–7·0)
Black 19·3 (8·4–30·2) 4·8 (1·0–14·1)
Hispanic/Latinx ethnicity 9·9 (3·2–23·1) 9·9 (3·2–23·1)
Geographic region
North 3·0 (0·8–7·7) 0·0 (0·0–2·8)
Mid-Atlantic 4·8 (1·0–14·1) 4·8 (1·0–14·1)
South 10·3 (4·5–20·3) 7·7 (2·8–16·8)
Age category
18–24 8·5 (3·4–17·5) 3·6 (0·8–10·6)
>=25 4·2 (1·8–8·3) 3·2 (1·2–6·9)
PrEP indicated at baseline 2
No 0·7 (0·0–3·8)
Yes 11·2 (5·3–17·0)

Notes:

1

Categories are not mutually exclusive, as participants may report multiple race or ethnic identities;

2

PrEP indication based on an adapted version of CDC criteria for transgender women22