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. 2015 Aug 31;10(8):e0137062. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0137062

Table 2. Distribution of all persons testing for HIV and persons newly diagnosed at any one of the four HIV testing sites between April 2013 –March 2014 in Kiev City, Ukraine.

Number tested for HIV Number where test result available Newly Diagnosed
N = 6370 N = 6017 N = 467 %
Age (years)
≤25 1466 1381 64 4.6
26–30 1795 1698 120 7.1
31–35 1456 1376 154 11.2
≥36 1653 1562 129 8.3
Sex
Male 3425 3224 303 9.4
Female 2945 2793 164 5.9
Residence
Kiev (city) 5771 5457 391 7.2
Kiev area (small town) 412 384 53 13.8
Kiev area (village) 111 108 10 9.3
Another area of Ukraine 46 43 7 16.3
Not Reported 30 25 6
Probable route of exposure *
Persons who inject drugs: Male 835 801 137 17.1
Persons who inject drugs: Female 198 191 41 21.5
Men who have sex with men 201 191 46 24.1
Heterosexual contact: Male 2370 2216 114 5.1
Heterosexual contact: Female 2728 2587 122 4.7
Not reported 38 31 7
Testing history
Repeat tester 1413 1365 84 6.2
First-time tester 4787 4499 349 7.8
Not Reported 170 153 34
Reason for test *
Clinical Indicators 3166 2336 257 11.0
High Risk Behaviour 2427 2977 163 5.5
General Public Screening 735 668 40 6.0
Not Reported 42 36 7

* Persons with more than one reported risk factor were classified by the following hierarchical order: PWID, MSM, then heterosexual contact. Persons with more than one reported reason for test were classified by the following hierarchical order: general Screening, clinical indication, then high risk population.

Excluding 32 persons: 7 records were missing year of birth, sex or identification number, and 25 persons were already known to be HIV positive.