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. 2016 Mar 9;20(12):2812–2826. doi: 10.1007/s10461-016-1344-7

Table 1.

Participants’ demographic and sociosexual characteristics (N = 1740)

Mean (SD) (95 % CI)
Age (years) 34.0 (10.4) (33.3–43.3)
N (%) (95 % CI)
First language
 French 1366 (78.5) (76.6–80.4)
 English 374 (21.5) (19.6–23.4)
Education
 High school diploma or less 303 (17.4) (15.7–19.3)
 College diploma or higher 1399 (80.5) (78.5–82.2)
 Other 36 (2.1) (1.5–2.7)
Personal annual income
 Under 30,000$ 715 (44.1) (41.7–46.5)
 30,000$ or over 907 (55.9) (53.5–58.3)
Sexual orientation
 Homosexual or gay 1438 (82.8) (81.0–84.6)
 Bisexual 218 (12.6) (11.0–14.1)
 Other 81 (4.7) (3.7–5.7)
Place of birth
 Canada 1082 (62.2) (60.0–64.5)
 Elsewhere 657 (37.8) (35.5–40.1)
Tested for HIV in the previous 12 months
 No 729 (47.9) (45.4–50.4)
 Yes 793 (52.1) (49.6–54.6)
Ever taken PEP in the past
 No 1535 (89.0) (87.6–90.5)
 Yes 189 (11.0) (9.5–12.4)
HIV status of primary partner
 Not in a relationship 960 (65.1) (62.7–67.6)
 HIV-negative 366 (24.8) (22.6–27.0)
 HIV-positive 44 (3.0) (2.1–3.9)
 Unknown 104 (7.1) (5.7–8.4)
Proportion of sexual encounters that happened in saunas
 None or less than half the time 1344 (83.5) (81.7–85.3)
 Half the time or more 266 (16.5) (14.7–18.3)
Intentional condomless anal sex
 No 1330 (82.8) (80.9–84.6)
 Yes 277 (17.2) (15.4–19.1)
HIV test result (reactive)
 No 1703 (98.0) (97.4–98.7)
 Yes 34 (2.0) (1.3–2.6)
Previously had an STI
 No 1072 (61.7) (59.4–64.0)
 Yes 666 (38.3) (36.0–40.6)