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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2010 Aug;14(Suppl 1):S61–S73. doi: 10.1007/s10461-010-9725-9

Table 3. Bivariate associations of past year HIV risk behaviors with alcohol use among all men and with selected demographics, and psychosocial factors among male current drinkers.

Total
sample


(n)
At least one
HIV risk
behavior
(N=108)
% (n)
OR (95% CI), p
ALL MEN 1137
Alcohol use
Lifetime Use
Lifetime Abstainer
Prior (to the past year) drinker
Current (past year) drinker

(569)
(133)
(433)

3.5% (20)
6.8% ( 9)
18.2% (79)


2.00 (0.89- 4.50), .09
6.15 (3.70-10.22), .00
Past year Use
Non current drinker
Non hazardous drinker
Hazardous drinker

(702)
(182)
(244)

4.1% (29)
12.1% (22)
22.5% (55)


3.20 (1.79- 5.72), .00
6.73 (4.20-10.92), .00
CURRENT DRINKERS ONLY
Alcohol Misuse level
None
Hazardous
Abuse
Dependence

(182)
(142)
(41)
(61)

12.1% (22)
17.6% (25)
24.4% (10)
32.8% (20)


1.55 (0.84-2.88), ns
2.35 (1.01-5.44), .05
3.55 (1.77-7.12), .00
Demographics 433
Area
Rural
Urban

(119)
(304)

15.1% (18)
18.8% (57)


ns
Age
 16-29
 30-39
 40-49

(201)
(149)
( 73)

14.4% (29)
24.2% (36)
13.7% (10)


1.89 (1.10-3.25), .02
0.94 (0.43-2.04), ns
Education
High school or more
Less than high school

(138)
(285)

12.3% (17)
20.4% (58)


1.82 (1.01-3.26), .04
Marital Status
Never Married/Divorced/separated/Widowed)*
Married or living with partner

(135)
(288)

6.7% ( 9)
22.9% ( 66)


4.16 (2.01-8.69), .00
Religion
Non Muslim
Muslim

(392)
( 25)

17.9% (70)
20.0% ( 5)


Ns
Psychosocial Factors
Childhood Sexual victimization
No
Yes

(335)
( 75)

17.8% ( 65)
22.7% ( 10)


Ns
Social Support
None
At least one person

( 75)
(348)

25.3% (19)
16.1% (56)


0.57 (0.31-1.02), .06
Mental Health
Good or better
Poor or fair

( 355)
( 68)

14.1% (50)
36.8% (25)


3.54 (1.99- 6.31), .00

Note: Due to missing data among current drinkers (e.g. 7 missing cases for past year alcohol use patterns, numbers for some variables do not add up to 433); ns= p > .10.