Table 2.

Prevalence of unprotected receptive anal intercourse (URAI) in the past 6 months by characteristics of gay and bisexual men, Kampala Uganda, 2004

Variable	Prevalence of unprotected receptive anal intercourse
	Crude % (N)	Adjusted %	Adjusted 95% CI
Ever STD
Yes	27.3 (27)	20.2	12.2–28.9
No	21.0 (25)	21.5	12.6–36.7
Foreign partner
Yes	27.8 (25)	25.8	15.9–42.4
No	20.2 (23)	20.0	10.4–25.3
HIV test past 6 months
Yes	26.6 (17)	30.2	15.6–55.8
No	23.2 (35)	18.6	11.5–27.1
Ever forced to have sex
Yes	43.8 (14)	41.5	25.4–63.5
No	20.9 (38)	18.5	11.9–28.3
Out
Yes	29.1 (37)	18.9	11.7–30.1
No	17.0 (15)	25.1	12.4–39.7
Gay identified
Yes	27.0 (37)	26.7	16.6–40.7
No	19.2 (15)	11.8	6.8–20.3
Partners past 6 months
0	0	–	–
1	20.6 (14)	26.8	11.4–43.2
2	34.7 (17)	39.6	23.3–54.0
3–5	30.8 (16)	22.2	13.8–39.4
6–9	28.6 (2)	9.9	0–41.2
10+	75.0 (3)	12.5	1.0–100.0
Multiple partners past 6 months
Yes	33.9 (38)	30.5	22.3–43.1
No	13.6 (14)	15.2	6.1–26.6
Sell sex
Yes	30.5 (18)	17.5	8.4–31.5
No	21.8 (34)	23.0	14.7–33.7
Self perception of risk for HIV infection
None	31.6 (6)	15.3	4.8–33.4
Low	39.3 (11)	45.2	23.6–68.6
Somewhat high	20.9 (29)	17.4	11.2–29.2
High	18.5 (5)	24.8	5.0–56.8
Heat of the moment
Yes	54.9 (39)	45.7	35.0–64.0
No	9.0 (13)	9.4	3.7–20.0
Respondent does not like condoms
Yes	46.1 (35)	41.5	28.7–56.7
No	12.2 (17)	9.2	4.6–17.8
Partner(s) does not like condoms
Yes	42.7 (32)	43.3	30.5–58.1
No	30.7 (43)	8.8	5.0–15.8
Condoms available
Yes	44.4 (16)	44.7	25.9–64.5
No	20.1 (36)	16.8	10.9–25.6
Partner(s) was HIV –
Yes	55.1 (34)	45.9	33.3–63.4
No	12.8 (18)	10.9	5.0–20.3
Respondent thought partner(s) were at low risk for HIV infection
Yes	52.9 (36)	45.1	31.2–61.8
No	21.8 (32)	10.2	5.1–21.6
Mutually faithful sexual relationship
Yes	50.0 (38)	42.5	32.1–58.7
No	10.1 (14)	12.6	4.7–22.9
Respondent and partner(s) had same HIV status
Yes	54.4 (37)	44.8	32.2–62.8
No	10.2 (15)	10.6	4.2–21.0
Respondent did not think he could get or pass on HIV
Yes	50.0 (29)	51.5	37.6–70.8
No	14.6 (23)	10.1	5.9–16.2