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. 2016 Sep 1;30(9):435–444. doi: 10.1089/apc.2016.0049

Table 2.

Demographic and Clinical Characteristics by HIV Disclosure Status

Characteristic, n (%) No disclosure (n = 205) Any disclosurea(n = 1724) Total (N = 1929) pb
Age,c years 41 (15) 39 (17) 39 (16) 0.0080
Residence       0.7050
 Rural 37 (18) 293 (17) 330 (17)  
 Urban 168 (82) 1431 (83) 1599 (83)  
Living status       <0.0001
 Alone 86 (42) 328 (19) 414 (22)  
 With others 52 (25) 397 (23) 449 (23)  
 With partner/husband 67 (33) 999 (58) 1066 (55)  
Serodiscordant with partnerd 27 (40) 486 (49) 513 (48) 0.0003
Employed 119 (58) 894 (52) 1013 (53) 0.2164
Born in country of residence 139 (68) 1382 (80) 1521 (79) 0.0008
Family/friend support 48 (23) 1111 (64) 1159 (60) <0.0001
Time from diagnosis to enrollment, years 6.3 (7.9)c 8.0 (9.6)c 7.8 (9.4)c 0.0215
 <1 15 (7) 103 (6) 118 (6)  
 1–5 78 (38) 538 (31) 616 (32)  
 >5–10 57 (28) 427 (25) 484 (25)  
 >10 46 (22) 587 (34) 633 (33)  
 Unknown 9 (4) 69 (4) 78 (4)  
Latest viral load <50 copies/mL 126 (62) 985 (57) 1111 (58) 0.4036
Last recorded CD4+ count,c cells/mL 482 (331) 517 (395) 513 (386) 0.9406
Use of antiretroviral therapy       0.1526
 Never 20 (10) 136 (8) 156 (8)  
 Previous 3 (2) 67 (4) 70 (4)  
 Current 182 (89) 1521 (88) 1703 (88)  
Comorbidities >10% in total population
 Anxiety/depression 36 (18) 316 (18) 352 (18)  
 Hepatitis C 16 (8) 268 (16) 284 (15)  
a

Disclosure to close/intimate relations (n = 1481), to extended relations (n = 166), or full disclosure (n = 77).

b

Chi-square (categorical variables) or Wilcoxon–Mann–Whitney (continuous variables) test, disclosed versus nondisclosed.

c

Median (interquartile range).

d

For women living with a partner (no disclosure, n = 27; any disclosure, n = 486; total, n = 513).