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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jul 13.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2008 Aug 8;13(1):53–59. doi: 10.1007/s10461-008-9444-7

Table 1.

Characteristics of the 1,671 HIV-seropositive women from the Women’s Interagency HIV Study included in this analysis.

At the baseline
visit (n=1,671)
For all visits
(n=11,132)
Non-Adherence
   Yes 401 (24%) 2718 (24%)
Age in years, mean (SD) 40 (8) 43 (8)
Race/ethnicity
   White, non-Hispanic 243 (15%) 1816 (16%)
   White, Hispanic 174 (10%) 889 (8%)
   African-American, non-Hispanic 896 (54%) 5890 (53%)
   African-American, Hispanic 36 (2%) 250 (2%)
   Other 322 (19%) 2287 (21%)
Study Site
   Bronx 329 (19.7%) 2215 (19.9%)
   Brooklyn 274 (16.4%) 2137 (19.2%)
   Washington, DC 242 (14.5%) 1500 (13.5%)
   Los Angeles 355 (21.2%) 2163 (19.4%)
   San Francisco 244 (14.6%) 1507 (13.5%)
   Chicago 227 (13.6%) 1610 (14.5%)
Alcohol consumption
   Abstainer 958 (60%) 6173 (58%)
   Light (< 3 drinks/week) 426 (26%) 3211 (30%)
   Moderate (3–13 drinks/week) 173 (11%) 985 (9%)
   Heavier (≥ 14 drinks/week) 53 (3%) 252 (2%)
Drug Use Since Last Visit
   No drugs 1229 (76%) 8411 (79%)
   Marijuana only 202 (12%) 1209 (11%)
   Use of heroin, cocaine, crack, methadone, or
  methamphetamine
186 (11%) 1013 (9%)
History of IDU 335 (25%) 2738 (28%)
Self-Perception of Central Fat
   Any gain 465 (28%) 3172 (28%)
   Any loss 224 (13%) 1789 (16%)
   No change 1061 (64%) 6685 (60%)
Self-Perception of Peripheral Fat
   Any gain 419 (25%) 2366 (21%)
   Any loss 328 (20%) 2366 (21%)
   No change 924 (55%) 6400 (58%)
log10 HIV RNA at the previous visit, median (25th, 75th
  percentiles)
2.60 (<1.90,3.84) <1.90
(<1.90,3.44)
Any HAART Switch
   Yes 75 (16%) 1057 (20%)