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. 2009 Feb 10;9:15. doi: 10.1186/1471-2334-9-15

Table 1.

Baseline characteristics of population, enrolled at two urban HIV clinics (n = 336).

Patient Characteristics Numbers and Percentages
Age
Mean and range 42 years (22–79 years)

Sex
Male 218 (65%)
Female 118 (35%)

Race
African American 286 (85.1%)
Caucasian 39 (11.6%)
Hispanic 7 (2.1%)
Asian 4 (1.2%)

Place of Birth
Born outside the United States 29 (8.6%)

HIV History
CD4 count, median and range 334 (0–1380 cells/μl)
Viral load, median and range 400 (< 50–> 750,000 copies/ml)
Duration of HIV diagnosis, median and range 8 (0–26 years)
Patients on HAART 231 (68.8%)
History of opportunistic infection 202 (60%)

Past Medical History
Prior history of latent tuberculosis infection 7 (2.1%)
History of BCG vaccination 25 (7.4%)
Diabetes mellitus 23 (6.9%)
Chronic renal insufficiency 12 (3.6%)
History of malignancy 14 (4.2%)
Anytime smoker 186 (55.4%)
Intravenous drug use 64 (19%)

HIV = Human Immunodeficiency Virus

HAART = Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy

BCG = Bacille Calmette-Guérin