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. 2016 Jun 2;94(8):626–630. doi: 10.2471/BLT.15.162461

Table 1. Characteristics of people tested for HIV with oral fluid rapid test, Brazil, January 2014 to March 2015.

Characteristics No. tested No. with a positive result (%) Pa
All 29 723 791 (2.7)
Age, years 0.002
≤ 24 9 320 209 (2.2)
25–34 9 776 259 (2.6)
35–49 7 058 227 (3.2)
≥ 50 3 190 82 (2.6)
Sex 0.001
Female 13 085 205 (1.6)
Male 16 546 583 (3.5)
Education 0.021
Incomplete primary 4 856 156 (3.2)
Complete primary 11 236 295 (2.6)
High school or more 13 382 330 (2.5)
Population subgroup < 0.001
Transgender 1 612 172 (10.7)
Men who have sex with men 6 055 292 (4.8)
Heterosexual man 9 253 153 (1.7)
Heterosexual woman 1 122 6 (0.5)
Bisexual man 1 852 26 (1.4)
Homosexual woman 9 618 140 (1.5)
Sex work < 0.001
No sex work 21 986 513 (2.3)
Male sex worker 1 889 165 (8.7)
Female sex worker 5 848 113 (1.9)
Use of psychoactive substances < 0.001
None 9 918 225 (2.3)
One 13 554 354 (2.6)
Two 3 661 123 (3.4)
Three 1 757 50 (2.8)
Four or more 833 39 (4.7)
Had at least one HIV test in lifetime < 0.001
Yes 13 760 240 (1.7)
No 15 646 532 (3.4)
Had any STI during the last 12 months < 0.001
No 27 118 614 (2.3)
Yes 2 244 162 (7.2)

HIV: human immunodeficiency virus; STI: sexually transmitted infection.

a To assess the differences in the proportions in each group, we conducted χ2 tests.

Note: Due to missing information, the sum of people in each sub-category does not add up to the total number of people tested.