TABLE 1—

Prevalence of Individual and Interpersonal Factors Contributing to HIV Among Transgender Women and Transgender Men: United States

Factors	Transgender Women,1,9–11 %	Transgender Men,1,4,9,10 %
Condomless receptive anal intercourse	44–69	13
Condomless insertive anal intercourse	5–27	17
Condomless receptive vaginal intercourse	5	17
Condomless insertive vaginal intercourse	6	23
Multiple sexual partners	32–73	17–34
Sex work, sexual exchange	11–42	0–31
Previous sexually transmitted infections	13–21	6–46
Injection drug use
Inject drugs	1–12	4–21
Share syringes for injecting drugs	2	NA
Hormone use
Inject hormones	27	12–91
Share syringes for injecting hormones	6	NA
Silicone use
Inject silicone	25	. . .
Share syringes for injecting silicone	6	. . .
Sex while drunk or high	39	NA
Depression	51	48
Anxiety	40	48

Note. NA = not available. Data in the table are from an unsystematic literature review. Statistical comparability is not implied.