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. 2018 Jan 1;32(1):9–15. doi: 10.1089/apc.2017.0244

Table 1.

Sociodemographic, Sexually Transmitted Infection, Sexual Behavior, and Substance Use Among 1170 Men Who Have Sex with Men in the United States by HIV Testing Status

    HIV testing history  
  Total (N = 1170), n (%) Tested (n = 1019), n (%) Never tested (n = 151), n (%) pa
Sociodemographics
 Recruitment source       <0.001
  Men-seeking-men websites 596 (51) 545 (54) 51 (34)  
  Facebook/other 574 (49) 474 (46) 100 (66)  
 Age (m, SD) 37 (15) 38 (15) 27 (13) <0.001
 Race/ethnicity       0.21
  White 821 (70) 714 (70) 107 (71)  
  Black/African American 146 (13) 133 (13) 13 (9)  
  Other 203 (17) 173 (17) 31 (21)  
 <Associate degree 437 (38) 346 (34) 91 (61) <0.001
 Nonpermanent housing 272 (23) 197 (19) 75 (50) <0.001
 Rural residence 120 (10) 93 (9) 27 (18) <0.01
 Bisexual/heterosexual/other sexual orientation 122 (11) 99 (10) 23 (15) 0.04
 Not fully “out” 525 (45) 442 (44) 83 (55) <0.01
 No primary partner 663 (57) 552 (55) 111 (74) <0.001
Any STI (past 3 months) 230 (21) 229 (24) 1 (1) <0.001
Sexual behaviors (past 3 months)
 No. of partners (m, SD) 4 (9) 5 (10) 2 (5) 0.01
 Condomless anal sex 650 (56) 586 (58) 64 (42) <0.001
Substance use (past 3 months)
 Probable substance abuse (CAGE-AID ≥2) 150 (13) 131 (13) 19 (13) 0.93
 Alcohol use 905 (78) 791 (78) 114 (77) 0.66
 Any drug use 569 (51) 505 (52) 64 (45) 0.11
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Fisher Exact and t-tests were used to assess differences in categorical and continuous variables, respectively.

CAGE-AID, CAGE-Adapted to Include Drugs; m, mean; SD, standard deviation; STI, sexually transmitted infection.