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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Aug 26.
Published in final edited form as: Clin Neuropsychol. 2015 Aug 26;29(5):656–677. doi: 10.1080/13854046.2015.1077995

Table 3.

Mean (standard error) demographic, psychiatric, medical, and HIV disease characteristics across HCV groups.

HCV− (n = 120) HCV+ (n = 26) p Group Difference
Age (years) 46.8(1.3) 52.0(1.3) .069 --
Education (years) 14.3(0.2) 13.0(0.5) .006 HCV− > HCV+
Ethnicity (%) -- --
 African-American 17.5 34.6
 Asian 2.5 0.0
 Hispanic 15.8 15.4
 White 64.2 50.0
Gender (% men) 76.7 73.1 -- --
Estimated Verbal IQ (WTAR) 104.3(0.9) 99.8(1.7) .039 HCV− > HCV+
POMS total (of 200) 49.2(3.2) 55.4(7.4) -- --
Major Depressiona (%) 53.3 65.4 -- --
Generalized Anxietya (%) 10.0 30.77 .010 HCV− < HCV+
Substance Dependenceb (%) 47.5 80.77 .002 HCV− < HCV+
HIV Infection c (%) 53.33 73.1 .082 --
Estimated Duration of Infection c (months) 157.5(12.7) 195.9(18.9) -- --
AIDS c (%) 54.7 68.4 -- --
CD4 count c (cells/μL) 559.6(33.9) 550.5(51.4) -- --
Nadir CD4 c (cells/μL) 198.1(19.7) 208.8(36.4) -- --
cART status c (%) 89.1 84.2 -- --
Plasma RNA detectable c (%) 24.2 22.2 -- --
 Among subjects on cART (%) 14.6 20.0 -- --

Note. HCV = Hepatitis C virus; WTAR = Wechsler Test of Adult Reading; POMS = Profile of Mood States; AIDS = Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome; CD4 = Cluster of Differentiation 4; cART = combination antiretroviral therapy.

a

Includes both current (e.g., the last 30 days) and lifetime diagnosis.

b

Any lifetime diagnosis of dependence on alcohol or illicit substances.

c

Sample size for HIV disease characteristic variables: HCV− n=64, HCV+ n=19.