Table 2.
MSM (N=153) n (%) |
Non-MSM male (N=334) n (%) |
Female (N=417) n (%) |
Total (N=904) 2 n (%) |
P-value | |||
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HIV status of regular sex partner | |||||||
Positive | 32(26.4) | 106(37.7) | 266(68.7) | 404(51.2) | <0.001 | ||
Negative/unknown | 89(73.6) | 175(62.3) | 121(31.3) | 385(48.8) | |||
Multiple sex partners in last 30 days 1 | |||||||
Yes | 20(29.9) | 5(2.8) | 7(2.6) | 32(6.2) | <0.001 | ||
No | 47(70.1) | 175(97.2) | 260(97.4) | 482(93.8) | |||
Received money for sex in last 30 days 1 | |||||||
Yes | 3(4.5) | 0(0.0) | 2(0.7) | 5(1.0) | 0.0146 | ||
No | 64(95.5) | 182(100) | 267(99.3) | 513(99.0) | |||
Any STI symptoms | |||||||
Yes | 9(5.9) | 22(6.6) | 94(22.5) | 125(13.8) | <0.001 | ||
No | 144(94.1) | 312(93.4) | 323(77.5) | 779(86.2) | |||
History of IDU | |||||||
Yes | 15(9.8) | 182(54.5) | 25(6.0) | 222(24.6) | <0.001 | ||
No | 138(90.2) | 152(45.5) | 392(94.0) | 682(75.4) | |||
Syphilis serology | |||||||
Positive | 31(20.3) | 22(6.7) | 6(1.5) | 59(6.6) | <0.001 | ||
Negative | 122(79.7) | 306(93.3) | 407(98.5) | 835(93.4) | |||
HBsAg | |||||||
Positive | 20(13.2) | 50(15.1) | 31(7.5) | 101(11.3) | 0.004 | ||
Negative | 131(86.8) | 282(84.9) | 383(92.5) | 796(88.7) | |||
Anti-HCV | |||||||
Positive | 18(11.9) | 183(55.3) | 53(12.8) | 254(28.3) | <0.001 | ||
Negative | 133(88.1) | 148(44.7) | 361(87.2) | 642(71.7) | |||
HIV viral load(copies/mL) | |||||||
0–999 | 7(4.6) | 39(11.7) | 60(14.4) | 106(11.7) | <0.001 | ||
1000–9999 | 23(15.0) | 81(24.3) | 144(34.5) | 248(27.4) | |||
10,000–99,999 | 92(60.1) | 154(46.1) | 163(39.1) | 409(45.2) | |||
≥100,000 | 31(20.3) | 60(18.0) | 50(12.0) | 141(15.6) | |||
Recently diagnosed HIV infection | |||||||
Yes | 64(41.8) | 49(14.7) | 48(11.5) | 161(17.8) | <0.001 | ||
No | 89(58.2) | 285(85.3) | 369(88.5) | 743(82.2) |
STI: sexually transmitted infections; IDU: injection drug use; MSM: men who have sex with men.
Among those who reported sex in last 30 days. Some participants did not answer all risk-behaviour questions.
Some factors have lower totals due to missing data.