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. 2013 Feb 25;15(2):e40. doi: 10.2196/jmir.2264

Table 3.

Intervention effects on HIV testing and sexual behaviors within the previous 3 months among Internet-using MSM.

Outcome variables Baselinea, n (%)
n=1008
Follow-up, n (%)
n=1037
χ2 (df) P value

Interventionb
n=501
Comparisonb
n=507
Interventionb
n=499
Comparisonb
n=538


Had HIV test in the past 6 months






No 351 (70.05) 360 (71.14) 280 (56.11) 418 (77.69) 54.8 (1) .001
Yes 150 (29.95) 146 (28.86) 219 (43.89) 120 (22.31)

Number of male sexual partners






0 145 (29.00) 145 (28.71) 117 (23.44) 175 (32.52) 9.9 (3) .02
1 182 (36.40) 176 (34.85) 170 (34.06) 163 (30.29)

2-5 145 (29.00) 155 (30.69) 176 (35.27) 172 (31.97)

≥ 6 28 (5.60) 29 (5.74) 36 (7.21) 28 (5.20)

Number of male online sex partners






0 283 (56.48) 267 (52.87) 256 (51.30) 247 (45.91) 7.6 (3) .06
1 85 (16.96) 104 (20.59) 72 (14.42) 112 (20.81)

2-5 115 (22.95) 112 (22.17) 148 (29.69) 155 (28.81)

≥ 6 18 (3.59) 22 (4.43) 23 (4.60) 24 (4.47)

Number of male partners with unprotected anal sex






0 295 (59.23) 302 (60.15) 279 (55.92) 308 (57.25) 2.3 (3) .52
1 143 (28.71) 142 (28.28) 144 (28.85) 158 (29.36)

2-5 54 (10.84) 52 (10.35) 66 (13.22) 67 (12.45)

≥6 6 (1.20) 6 (1.19) 10 (2.01) 5 (0.93)

Condom use during anal sex with online sex partners






Never 154 (49.67) 160 (48.63) 92 (32.39) 133 (39.58) 13.4 (3) .004
Sometimes 49 (15.80) 47 (14.28) 41 (14.43) 72 (21.43)

Most of the time 39 (12.59) 37 (11.24) 54 (19.01) 43 (12.80)

All the time 68 (21.93) 85 (25.83) 97 (34.15) 88 (26.19)

Condom use during anal sex with male sex partners






Never 92 (25.92) 100 (27.85) 81 (24.92) 92 (24.79) 3.0 (3) .39
Sometimes 75 (21.12) 68 (18.94) 68 (20.92) 64 (17.25)

Most of the time 65 (18.31) 60 (16.71) 54 (16.62) 78 (21.24)

All the time 123 (34.65) 131 (36.49) 122 (37.54) 137 (36.91)

a There is no difference in HIV testing and sexual behaviors at baseline between comparison and intervention groups.

b May not add to total because of missing responses.