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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 Apr 19.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2009 Mar;21(3):322–328. doi: 10.1080/09540120802183511

Table 1.

Study Demographics

STUDY A (n=1,217) STUDY B (n=775)
Mean (SD) Percentage (n) Range Mean (SD) Percentage (n) Range
Age (years)
41.7 (9.1) 20–84 42.8 (9.6) 20–72
Gender
Male 67.5 (821) Male 59.2 (455)
Female 31.4 (382) Female 38.5 (296)
Transgender 2.2 (17)
Education
Grade School 29.1 (223)
Less than high school 29.2 (355)
High school 33.1 (403) High school 41.5 (318)
Tech/vocational school 18.6 (143)
Greater than high school 37.5 (456) College 7.7 (59)
Master’s/Doctorate 3.1 (24)
Race/ethnicity
African-American/Black 37.9 (461)
African National & American/black 43.6 (335)
Hispanic/Latino 26.0 (316) Hispanic/Latino 27.8 (214)
White/Anglo (non- Hispanic) 22.7 (276) White/Anglo (non- Hispanic) 21.2 (163)
Asian/Pacific Islander (including residents of Taiwan) 10.4 (126) Asian/Pacific Islander 1.4 (11)
Native American Indian 1.0 (8)
Other 2.7 (33) Other 4.8 (37)
AIDS diagnosis
Yes 40.7 (493) Yes 42.0 (322)
No 56.4 (682) No 53.2 (408)
Don’t know 2.9 (35) Don’t know 4.8 (37)
Taking HIV Meds now
Yes 72.5 (879) Yes 70.4 (537)
No 27.1 (328) No 29.6 (226)
Years known HIV-positive
9.8 (5.5) 1–20 9.1 years (6.6) 0–26
CD4 (Recent CD4 count, if known)
433 (413) 0–1580 407 (268) 0–1200
Co morbidities
Yes 53.8 (655) Yes 62.7 (470)
No 45.3 (551) No 37.3 (280)
Years on ARV medications
6.7 years (5.2) 0–20
Symptom frequency
18.3 (16.8) 0–64 20.9 (18.3) 0–64
Symptom intensity
33.6 (32.0) 0–192 39.6 (36.1) 0–192