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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Nov 11.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2007 May;19(5):594–604. doi: 10.1080/09540120701203337

Table III.

Sex acts involving unprotected sex by partner serostatus among HIV-positive sexually active women and men in Mozambique in the three months prior to initiating highly active antiretroviral therapy.

Total number of sex acts Women n = 624 Men n = 599 ORua (95% CI)
HIV-positive partners, number of sex acts (median, IQR) 412(5, 2 – 9) 377(5.5, 3 – 9)
 Unprotected sex acts (n (%)) 293(71.1) 216(57.3) 1.8(1.5, 2.5)
HIV-negative partners, number of sex acts (median, IQR) 84(4, 2 – 8) 104(4,3 – 5)
 Unprotected sex acts (n (%)) 31(36.9) 50(48.1) 0.63(0.34, 1.2)
HIV-unknown partners, number of sex acts (median, IQR) 128(3, 2 – 6) 118(3, 2 – 6)
 Unprotected sex acts (n (%)) 108(81.5) 100(84.7) 0.97(0.46, 2.1)
Overall condom correctness & consistency score (mean and standard deviation) mean difference (95%CI)
 HIV-positive partner 0.25(0.39) 0.34(0.43) – 0.09(– 0.25, 0.7)
 HIV-negative partner 0.51(0.48) 0.37(0.43) 0.14(– 0.17,0.46)
 HIV status unknown partner 0.24(0.39) 0.24(0.40) 0(– 0.22, 0.22)
Unprotected sex acts across HIV-negative and HIV-unknown partners serostatus as compared with HIV-positive partners
HIV-negative n (ORua;95% CI) HIV-? n (ORua;95%CI)
 Women (unprotected sex with HIV-positive partner (n =293) 4.2(2.5, 7.1) 0.46(0.26, 0.78)
 Men (unprotected sex with HIV-positive partner (n = 216) 1.5(0.91, 2.3) 0.24(0.13, 0.42)