Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of the participants by disclosure of PrEP use to anyone

Baseline characteristics	Overall	Disclosed to anyone by month three
N (%) or (median, IQR)	N = 349	Yes N = 309	No N = 40	χ2 (P value)
Age, median (years)	21 (19, 22)	21 (19, 22)	21 (20, 23)	1.94 (0.16)a
Age $\le$ 18 years	69 (20%)	63 (20%)	6 (15%)	0.65 (0.42)
Secondary school or higher	204 (58%)	181 (59%)	23 (58%)	0.02 (0.90)
Intimate partner violence, past year	166 (48%)	141 (46%)	25 (63%)	3.97 (0.05)
Perceived HIV likelihood in the next yearc	182 (52%)	159 (52%)	24 (60%)	1.00 (0.32)
Primary sexual partner, past 3 months	296 (85%)	262 (85%)	34 (85%)	0.01 (0.94)
Primary partner living with HIV or unknown HIV status	176 (50%)	155 (50%)	21 (53%)	0.08 (0.78)
More than one partner, past year	44 (13%)	41 (13%)	3 (8%)	0.55 (0.45)b
Transaction sex, last 3 monthsd	85 (24%)	76 (25%)	9 (23%)	0.08 (0.65)
Always used condom with vaginal sexe	62 (18%)	55 (18%)	7 (18%)	0.00 (1.00)
Depressive symptom CES-D ≥ 10f	171 (49%)	152 (49%)	19 (48%)	0.04 (0.84)
Living with parents	180 (52%)	159 (52%)	21 (53%)	0.01 (0.92)
Living with partner	80 (23%)	71 (23%)	9 (23%)	0.00 (0.94)

^aThe median and interquartile range (IQR) are provided for continuous variables

^bFisher's exact two-sided p value

^c'How would you describe your chances of getting HIV in the next year' was dichotomized as perceived HIV likelihood next year if responses were small, moderate, great chance and prefer not to answer

^dTransaction sex is defined as having sex with a man in exchange for food, clothes, cosmetics, transportation, and items for children, and other items

^e'Prefer not to answer' responses were categorized as condomless sex

^fCenter for Epidemiologic Studies Depression scale is the sum of 10 items (CESD-10), and the range is 0 to 30. CESD-10 score ≥ 10 indicates a likelihood of depressive symptoms