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. 2014 Feb 5;9(2):e84276. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0084276

Table 1. Characteristics of a cohort of patients living with HIV according to biological and socioeconomic factors, habits and personal history.

Characteristics Statistics
Patients 1,870
Biological
Sex: Male 1,186 (63.4%)
Age (mean ± sd) 39.1±9.5
Socioeconomic
Schooling (years of study)
 Illiterate 95 (5.1%)
 From 1 to 9 years 997 (53.5%)
 From 10 to 12 years 564 (30.3%)
 13 or more 208 (11.1%)
Income (in minimum wage)
 Less than 1MW 1,205 (64.4%)
 From 1 to 2 MW 378 (20.2%)
 2 MW or more 254 (13.6%)
 No information 33 (1.8%)
Habits
Smoking 553 (29.6%)
Drinking 666 (35.6%)
Illicit drug use 517 (27.6%)
 Merijuana 498 (26.6%)
 Cocaine 170 (9.1%)
 Crack 122 (6.5%)
 Glue 109 (5.8%)
Personal history
Diabetes mellitus 75 (4.0%)
History of cancer 46 (2.5%)
Corticoid use 99 (5.3%)

* 6 patients had no information on schooling.