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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2015 Oct 2.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2014 Jul 17;26(12):1514–1520. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2014.938016

Table 2.

Bivariate statistics including the number, proportion, prevalence ratio (PR) and 95% confidence interval (CI) of late presentation among patients receiving HIV/AIDS care at the State Reference Center in Salvador, Brazil between 2007 and 2009

Variable Late Presentation p-value
N % PR 95% CI
Sex 0.001
 Men 353 55.4 1.00
 Non-pregnant women 434 56.0 1.01 0.91–1.13
 Pregnant women 113 22.1 0.40 0.28–0.57
Age 0.001
 15–24 167 33.5 1.00
 25–34 480 50.0 1.49 1.18–1.88
 35–44 343 57.1 1.70 1.35–2.15
 45 or older* 194 66.5 1.98 1.57–2.51
Skin color 0.84
 White 150 53.3 1.00
 Black 1012 52.5 0.98 0.84–1.16
Education** 0.32
 Up to 8 years 162 60.5 1.00
 Greater than 8 years 137 54.7 1.11 0.91–1.35
Civil status 0.510
 With a partner 223 50.8 1.00
 Without a partner 945 53.1 1.05 0.91–1.21
Sexual orientation 0.13
 Heterosexual 850 50.9 1.00
 Homosexual or bisexual 320 55.9 1.10 0.98–1.24
Condom use 0.290
 Never 381 54.6 1.00
 Always or sometimes 786 51.3 0.83 0.84–1.05
Drug use 0.090
 Never 1037 53.3 1.00
 Frequently and/or sometimes 134 45.5 0.85 0.70–1.04
Alcohol use 0.070
 Never 614 54.6 1.00
 Frequently and/or sometimes 478 49.0 0.90 0.80–1.01
Location 0.860
 Metropolitan region of Salvador 851 52.3 1.00
 Outside metropolitan region of Salvador 333 52.9 0.99 0.88–1.11
*

Pregnant women not included in this category as there was no pregnant women older than 44 years of age;

**

Data on education only available for 24% of the participants;