TABLE 3—
Reported Prevalence of Syndemic Factors in the Sample Overall and Differences in Prevalence of Syndemic Factors Between Racial/Minority and White Youths: SHINE Study, San Francisco Bay Area, CA, 2012–2013
| Variable | Overall, No. (%) | Racial/Ethnic Minority, No. (%) | White, No. (%) | P |
| Depressive symptoms currently | .66 | |||
| No | 211 (78.7) | 135 (79.9) | 76 (76.8) | |
| Yes | 57 (21.3) | 34 (20.1) | 23 (23.2) | |
| Trauma in past ya | .39 | |||
| No | 105 (39.2) | 70 (41.4) | 35 (35.4) | |
| Yes | 163 (60.8) | 99 (58.6) | 64 (64.6) | |
| Experienced trans-related discrimination | ≥.99 | |||
| No | 53 (20.2) | 33 (19.9) | 20 (20.6) | |
| Yes | 210 (79.8) | 133 (80.1) | 77 (79.4) | |
| Unstable housing currently | .06 | |||
| No | 210 (78.1) | 126 (74.1) | 84 (84.8) | |
| Yes | 59 (21.9) | 44 (25.9) | 15 (15.2) | |
| Bullied while growing up | .67 | |||
| No | 98 (37.0) | 60 (35.7) | 38 (39.2) | |
| Yes | 167 (63.0) | 108 (64.3) | 59 (60.8) | |
| Parental rejection everb | ≥.99 | |||
| No | 185 (77.1) | 121 (77.1) | 64 (77.1) | |
| Yes | 55 (22.9) | 36 (22.9) | 19 (22.9) |
a
Primary care posttraumatic stress disorder screen, trauma exposure, and sleep disturbances.
b
Ever treated poorly by parents because of one’s gender identity or gender presentation.