. 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 III.

Sexual behaviors across race/ethnicity by combined historical periods among HIV seropositive PWID entering the drug detoxification and methadone maintenance programs at Beth Israel Medical Center in New York City, 1990–2012

		Historical Period
		1990–1999	2000–2012
	Race/Ethnicity	n/N (%)	n/N (%)
Sexually active (w/primary partner)	Whites	61/130 (47)	28/92 (30)
	Blacks	201/406 (50)	73/189 (39)
	Hispanics	266/548 (49)	144/283 (51)^*
Sexually active (w/casual partner)	Whites	21/130 (16)	17/91 (19)^*
	Blacks	108/406 (27)	44/188 (23)
	Hispanics	129/548 (24)	54/283 (19)
Always using condoms (w/primary partner)	Whites	31/61 (51)	14/28 (50)^*
	Blacks	84/201 (42)	38/73 (52)
	Hispanics	136/266 (51)	76/144 (53)
Always using condoms (w/casual partner)	Whites	14/21 (67)	14/17 (82)
	Blacks	61/108 (57)	33/44 (75)
	Hispanics	84/129 (65)	36/54 (67)

Counter-example of trend opposite to trends among HIV positive subjects as a whole.