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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Mar 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2014 Mar;18(3):443–451. doi: 10.1007/s10461-013-0664-0

Table II.

Sexual behaviors of IDUs entering the drug detoxification and methadone maintenance programs at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City, 1990–2012

Historical Period
1990–1994 1995–1999 2000–2006 2007–2012
n/N (%) n/N (%) n/N (%) n/N (%) Test value, df (p)
Sexually active (w/primary partner among HIV−)* 357/621 (57) 881/1398 (63) 1467/2534 (58) 505/910 (55) −2.29, 3 (0.02)
Sexually active (w/casual partner among HIV−) 196/621 (32) 304/1398 (22) 595/2534 (23) 252/910 (28) −0.60, 3 (0.55)
Always using condoms (w/primary partner among HIV−) 66/357 (18) 178/881 (20) 295/1467 (20) 90/505 (18) −0.33, 3 (0.74)
Always using condoms (w/casual partner among HIV−) 74/196 (38) 154/304 (51) 258/595 (44) 96/252 (38) −0.85, 3 (0.4)
Sexually active (w/primary partner among HIV+) 283/603 (47) 249/491 (51) 206/459 (45) 42/116 (36) −1.75, 3 (0.08)
Sexually active (w/casual partner among HIV+)* 163/603 (27) 97/491 (20) 101/459 (22) 15/116 (13) −3.14, 3 (0.002)
Always using condoms (w/primary partner among HIV+)* 120/283 (42) 133/249 (53) 106/206 (52) 23/42 (55) 2.23, 3 (0.03)
Always using condoms (w/casual partner among HIV+)* 95/163 (58) 64/97 (66) 75/101 (74) 9/15 (60) 2.18, 3 (0.03)
*

Significant trend (p<0.05) over time (non-parametric trend test)