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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sex Transm Dis. 2012 Oct;39(10):741–746. doi: 10.1097/OLQ.0b013e31825ec09b

TABLE 1.

Participant-level concurrency and concurrent UAI in the previous 6 mo among 2,940 MSM, by participant race/ethnicity

White, non- Hispanic (n = 1,843) Black, non- Hispanic (n = 604) Hispanic (n = 493) p
n (%) n (%) n (%)
Overall
Any concurrent triad # 829 (45.0) 269 (44.5) 228 (46.3) 0.84
Any concurrent UAI triad * 269/1,574 (17.1) 70/454 (15.4) 56/396 (14.1) 0.31
Mean number of concurrent UAI triads (S.D., n) * 0.42 (1.38, 1,574) 0.38 (1.21, 454) 0.28 (0.91, 442) 0.13 a
Participants with concurrent partnerships (n = 829) (n = 269) (n = 228)
Any concurrent UAI triad (%) * 269/663 (40.6) 70/190 (36.8) 56/164 (34.2) 0.26
Mean number of concurrent UAI triads (S.D., n) * 1.01 (1,98, 663) 0.92 (1.74, 190) 0.67 (1.33, 164) 0.11 a
Mean number of concurrent triads (S.D.) 3.70 (2.91) 3.57 (2.93) 3.53 (2.74) 0.67
Mean unique concurrent partners (S.D.) 3.49 (1.24) 3.38 (1.26) 3.42 (1.22) 0.44
Total concurrency-months (S.D.) 8.65 (12.06) 8.72 (12.51) 8.22 (8.22) 0.88
#

Triads (partnership pairs) are comprised of a participant and two sex partners, and are the fundamental unit of concurrency

*

Alternate sample sizes indicated where there are missing UAI response data

a

White non-Hispanic vs. Hispanic, P = 0.04