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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2017 Jul;21(7):1985–1995. doi: 10.1007/s10461-017-1801-y

Table II.

Effect of Cocaine use and HIV infection on CES-D and Neurocognitive Scores

CES-D (actual score; n=288) Neurocognitive Summary (NPZ16; n=242)
Fixed Effects Estimate SE p-value Estimate SE p-value
Baseline age −0.2754 0.1052 0.009 −0.00250 0.006183 0.687
Education < 12 years 2.4459 1.1058 0.028 0.1064 0.08034 0.187
Cocaine Use 0.4314 2.0732 0.018 −0.2806 0.1435 0.069
HIV Infection −0.6870 1.2460 0.105 0.08344 0.08905 0.039
Smoker 1.5933 1.1502 0.167 0.002895 0.08344 0.972
Cocaine * HIV Infection 5.7119 2.6552 0.032 0.2151 0.1836 0.243
Years in Study −0.1792 0.1730 0.004 0.04574 0.01262 <0.001
HIV Infection* Years in Study 0.1884 0.2296 0.134 −0.03825 0.01655 0.020
Cocaine * Years in Study 0.01700 0.3755 0.028 0.01033 0.02730 0.570
Cocaine * HIV Infection * Years in Study −1.1010 0.4823 0.023 −0.00163 0.03340 0.961

Negative years in study estimates indicate a steeper slope of cognitive decline.

Abbreviations: CES-D, Center for Epidemiological Studies Depression Scale; SE, standard error; *, interaction term