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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2016 May;20(5):1084–1096. doi: 10.1007/s10461-015-1209-5

Table 2.

Demographics and sample characteristics (n = 193)

Variable n Mean (SD)
Age 193 43.4 (9.1)
Years HIV+ 190 9.6 (6.3)
ARV years 193 6.3 (5.0)

Variable n Median (range)

Income 186 $7494 ($0, $126,000)
CD 4 count 138 285.5 (7, 2000)
CD 4 percent 137 17.0 (1.0, 61.3)
Viral load (log10) 148 2.16 (1.7, 5.5)
Risk index 193 2.0 (0, 14)
Percent prescribed doses taken 193 88.9 % (0, 100 %)
CESD 193 13.0 (0, 48)

Variable n %

Ethnicity
    Black 181 93.8
    White 7 3.6
    Other 5 2.5
Education
    HS or less 143 74.1
    College or more 50 25.9
Employment (%yes) 30 15.5
Marital status
    Married/committed 52 27.1
    Never married 52 27.1
    Separated/div/wid 88 45.8
    Children (% yes) (range 1–9) 160 82.9
Sexual identity
    Straight/heterosexual 153 79.3
    Gay/homosexual 4 2.1
    Bisexual 8 4.1
    None of above/unsure 28 14.5
    Sexually active (last 3 months) (% yes) 106 54.9
Income
    ≤$10 K 125 67.2
    >$10 K 61 32.8

Variable n %

Adherence
    Low adherence (LA) (<90 %) 102 52.8
    High adherence (HA) (≥90 %) 91 47.2
Risk index
    Low risk (LR) (≤3) 120 62.2
    High risk (HR) (>4) 73 37.8
Adherence/risk groupsa
    HALR 66 34.2
    HAHR 25 13.0
    LALR 54 28.0
    LAHR 48 24.9
a

Adherence and risk are associated—(percent conditional on risk) 45.0 % low risk subjects with low adherence compared to 65.8 % of high risk subjects with low adherence: χ2(1) = 7.845, p = 0.005