Table 2.

Bivariate Survival Analyses of Biological Risk Behaviors at Baseline by Final HIV Serostatus of Latinos (n = 3,111), January 2009 - June 2014.

	HIV-negatives (n = 2,944)		HIV-positives (n = 167)
	n	%	n	%
History of Chlamydia				p = 0.07
Never Diagnosed	2,425	94.9%	130	5.1%
Diagnosed More than One Year Ago	368	94.1%	23	5.9%
Diagnosed in the Past Year	132	90.4%	14	9.6%
Missing	19	100.0%	0	0.0%
History of Gonorrhea				p = 0.001
Never Diagnosed	2,306	95.1%	120	4.9%
Diagnosed More than One Year Ago	478	94.5%	28	5.5%
Diagnosed in the Past Year	141	88.1%	19	11.9%
Missing	19	100.0%	0	0.0%
History of Syphilis				p = 0.01
Never Diagnosed	2,698	94.9%	146	5.1%
Diagnosed More than One Year Ago	133	94.3%	8	5.7%
Diagnosed in the Past Year	78	86.7%	12	13.3%
Missing	35	97.2%	1	2.8%
History of Herpes Simplex Type II				p = 0.6
Never Diagnosed	2,576	94.5%	150	5.5%
Ever Diagnosed	158	93.5%	11	6.5%
Missing	210	97.2%	6	2.8%
History of Chlamydia, Gonorrhea and/or Syphilis				p = 0.0004
Never Diagnosed	1,902	95.4%	87	4.6%
Diagnosed More than One Year Ago	715	94.4%	48	5.6%
Diagnosed in the Past Year	300	90.4%	32	9.6%
Missing	27	99.2%	0	0.8%
Chlamydia Testing Result				p = 0.02
Negative	2,419	94.8%	132	5.2%
Positive	396	92.1%	34	7.9%
Missing	129	99.2%	1	0.8%
Gonorrhea Testing Result				p = 0.002
Negative	2,366	95.0%	125	5.0%
Positive	455	91.7%	41	8.3%
Missing	123	99.2%	1	0.8%
Syphilis Testing Result				p = 0.0002
Negative	2,554	95.0%	134	5.0%
Positive	39	83.0%	8	17.0%
Missing	351	93.4%	25	6.6%
Tested Positive for any STI				p < 0.0001
Negative	1,870	95.9%	80	4.1%
Positive	784	91.9%	69	8.1%
Missing	290	94.2%	18	5.8%
Total	2,944	94.6%	167	5.4%