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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Care. 2016 Aug 2;29(2):177–184. doi: 10.1080/09540121.2016.1204418

Table 2.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of current non-drinkers by prior alcohol use disorder status among persons living with HIV in clinical care at 6 CNICS sites across the U.S. from 1/2013 to 3/2015

N=2235
Total
N=2235
No prior alcohol use disorder
N=1436
Prior alcohol use disorder
N=799
P value
100% 64 % 36 %
Sex <0.001
Male 1753 78% 1075 75% 678 85%
Female 482 22% 361 25% 121 15%

Age (years) 0.1
<30 115 5% 85 6% 30 4%
30–39 348 16% 228 16% 120 15%
40–49 748 33% 469 33% 279 35%
50–59 753 34% 472 33% 281 35%
≥60 271 12% 182 13% 89 11%

Race/ethnicity <0.001
White 972 43% 542 38% 430 54%
Black 787 35% 567 39% 220 28%
Hispanic 359 16% 255 18% 104 13%
Other 117 5% 72 5% 45 6%

HIV transmission risk factor <0.001
MSM 1131 51% 740 52% 391 49%
IDU* 399 18% 147 10% 252 32%
Heterosexual 634 28% 493 34% 141 18%
Other 71 3% 56 4% 15 2%

CD4+ cell count (nadir) 0.03
<350 1564 70% 1032 72% 532 67%
350–499 319 14% 186 13% 133 17%
≥500 330 15% 202 14% 128 16%
Missing 22 1% 16 1% 6 1%

CD4+ cell count (current) 0.5
<350 548 25% 363 25% 185 23%
350–499 418 19% 268 19% 150 19%
≥500 1247 56% 789 55% 458 57%
Missing 22 1% 16 1% 6 1%

Currently receiving ART 0.4
No 242 11% 162 11% 80 10%
Yes 1993 89% 1274 89% 719 90%

Current viral load 0.03
Detectable 310 14% 216 15% 94 12%
Undetectable 1895 85% 1197 83% 698 87%
Missing 30 1% 23 2% 7 1%

Hepatitis C virus <0.001
No 1819 81% 1246 87% 573 71%
Yes 416 19% 190 13% 226 28%

Depression symptoms (PHQ-9) <0.001
None 1189 53% 814 57% 375 47%
Mild 485 22% 292 20% 193 24%
Moderate 460 21% 270 19% 190 24%
Severe 101 5% 60 4% 41 5%

IDU: injection drug use: MSM: men who have sex with men; ART: antiretroviral therapy

*

IDU includes patients who report being both MSM and IDU

Those with a prior alcohol use disorder including those with a previous alcohol use disorder in the electronic medical record or those who reported on the clinical assessment that they had ever been in alcohol treatment or attended Alcoholics Anonymous for an alcohol problem