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. 2012 Aug 18;16(8):2361–2373. doi: 10.1007/s10461-012-0284-0

Table 1.

Sociodemographic, housing, HIV disease, and psychosocial characteristics of participants at baseline (N = 602)

Characteristics n or mean  % or (SD)
Age (years)a 43.1 (8.6)
Gender
 Female or transgender 148 25 %
 Male 454 75 %
Sexual orientation
 Gay, lesbian, or bisexual 374 62 %
 Heterosexual 228 38 %
Race or ethnicity
 Caucasian 441 73 %
 Non-Caucasian 161 27 %
Education
 < high school 133 22 %
 ≥ high school 469 78 %
Employment status
 Employed 121 20 %
 Unemployed/retired/disabled 481 80 %
Personal income (per month)b
 ≤ $1,200/month 342 57 %
 ≥ $1,200/month 225 37 %
Alcohol consumption (AUDIT-10 score) 3.4 (5.6)
Substance use (DAST-20 index) 4.0 (5.3)
Live in the greater Toronto area
 Yes 374 62 %
 No 228 38 %
Homeless or live in inadequate housing (yes)a
 Yes 34 6 %
 No 568 94 %
Moved twice or more in the past 12 months (yes)
 Yes 73 12 %
 No 529 88 %
Receive rental assistance (yes)
 Yes 370 61 %
 No 232 39 %
Experienced difficulty paying housing cost (yes)b
 Yes 236 39 %
 No 366 61 %
Time since HIV diagnosis (years)c 11.2 (6.5)
On antiretroviral treatment
 Yes 446 74 %
 No 156 26 %
Ever diagnosed with AIDS
 Yes 298 49 %
 No 304 51 %
Depressive symptoms (CESD-R score) 17.9 (15.3)
Perceived social support (MOS-SSS score) 62.1 (18.9)

SD standard deviation

aData missing for 33 individuals

bData missing for 35 individuals

cData missing for 3 individuals