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Published in final edited form as: Cancer Epidemiol Biomarkers Prev. 2013 Sep 17;22(11):10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-13-0614. doi: 10.1158/1055-9965.EPI-13-0614

Table 1.

Select characteristics of AIDS-NHL cases and HIV-infected controls from the Women’s Interagency HIV Study

AIDS-NHL cases (n=22)
HIV-infected controls (n=78)
p-value
N (%) N (%)
Baseline characteristics
WIHS site
 New York 9 (40) 24 (31)
 DC 1 (5) 9 (12)
 California 11 (50) 28 (35)
 Chicago 1 (5) 17 (22) 0.16
Race/ethnicity
 African-American, non-Hispanic 11 (50) 47 (60)
 White, non-Hispanic 8 (36) 20 (26)
 Latina/Hispanic 2 (9) 11 (14)
 Other 1 (5) 0 (0) 0.18
Education
 Less than high school 7 (32) 28 (36)
 High school graduate 6 (27) 23 (30)
 More than high school 9 (41) 26 (34) 0.82
HCV positivea
 No 18 (82) 58 (75)
 Yes 4 (18) 19 (25) 0.53
Characteristics at AIDS-NHL diagnosis or reference date
Reference year
 1995–2001 16 (73) 53 (68)
 2002–2008 6 (27) 25 (32) 0.67
Age (years)
 <30 4 (18) 8 (10)
 30–39 10 (45) 41 (53)
 40–49 7 (32) 24 (31)
 ≥50 1 (5) 5 (6) 0.76
Cigarette smokingb
 Never 5 (24) 26 (34)
 Current 8 (38) 38 (50)
 Former 8 (38 12 (16 0.08
CD4+ T cells/mm3 c
 <200 13 (72) 28 (41)
 200–400 3 (17) 12 (18)
 >400 2 (11) 28 (41) 0.04
HIV RNA copiesd
 <4000 2 (11) 25 (36)
 4000–20,000 4 (21) 15 (22)
 >20000 13 (68) 29 (42) 0.07
Prior AIDS diagnosis
 No 9 (41) 34 (44)
 Yes 13 (59) 44 (56) 0.82
Prior HAART exposuree
 No 13 (59) 41 (53)
 Yes 9 (41) 37 (47) 0.66
Tumor subtypef
 Systemic 17 (77)
  Diffuse large B cell lymphoma 11
  Precursor lymphoblastic leukemia/lymphoma, B cell 2
  Burkitt lymphoma 1
  B cell lymphoid neoplasm, NOS 3
 Central Nervous System 5 (23)
a

RNA positive or antibody positive at baseline study visit

b

Missing values for three participants

c

Missing values for 14 participants

d

Missing values for 12 participants

e

“No” indicates unexposed at all three serum sampling time points “Yes” indicates exposed at least one time point

f

Classified according to the InterLymph recommendation for epidemiologic research (17).