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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: Sex Transm Infect. 2016 Jun 28;93(1):52–55. doi: 10.1136/sextrans-2015-052382

Table 1.

Characteristics of survey participants and those who meet guidelines for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) use, HIV-negative men who have sex with men (MSM), San Francisco, 2014

All HIV-negative men
N = 301
Meets guidelines for PrEP
N = 193

n column % n column % row % p-value*
Age <0.001
 18–24 30 10.0 24 12.4 80.0
 25–34 121 40.2 87 45.1 71.9
 35–44 61 20.3 43 22.3 70.5
 45–54 54 17.9 29 15.0 53.7
 55+ 35 11.6 10 5.2 28.6

Race/ethnicity 0.13
 Asian 22 7.4 14 7.3 63.6
 Black 18 6.0 13 6.7 72.2
 Hispanic 76 25.4 47 24.4 61.8
 White 164 54.8 105 54.4 64.0
 Other 6 2.0 1 0.05 16.7
 Mixed 13 4.3 11 5.7 84.6

Education 0.38
 Grade 12 or lower 41 13.6 26 13.5 63.4
 Some college 90 29.9 64 33.2 71.1
 Bachelor’s degree 103 34.2 61 31.6 59.2
 Any post-graduate studies 67 22.3 42 21.8 62.7

Income per year (USD) 0.77
 $0 – $25,000 74 24.8 50 25.9 67.6
 $25,001 – $50,000 65 21.8 41 21.2 63.1
 >$50,000 159 53.4 100 51.8 62.9

Health insurance 0.14
 Yes 264 87.7 165 85.5 62.5
 No 37 12.3 28 14.5 75.7
*

Fisher exact test for meeting vs. not meeting guidelines for PrEP use