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. 2018 Mar;108(3):385–392. doi: 10.2105/AJPH.2017.304250

TABLE 2—

Substance and Sexual Risk Behavior During the Year Following Release from Jail by Study Arm: HIV-Infected Individuals, San Francisco, CA, 2010–2013

2 Mo
6 Mo
12 Mo
Risk Behavior NAV (n = 108), No. (%) TAU (n = 106), No. (%) P NAV (n = 111), No. (%) TAU (n = 92), No. (%) P NAV (n = 120), No. (%) TAU (n = 101), No. (%) P
Risky sex in last 30 da 11 (10.2) 9 (8.5) .67 16 (14.4) 9 (9.8) .32 9 (7.5) 18 (17.8) .019
Any alcohol use in last 30 d 55 (50.9) 54 (50.9) > .99 65 (58.6) 45 (48.9) .17 66 (55.0) 60 (59.4) .51
Any drug use in last 30 d 96 (88.1) 86 (81.1) .16 85 (76.6) 60 (65.2) .07 87 (72.5) 74 (73.3) .90
Weekly drug use in last 30 d 73 (67.0) 63 (59.4) .25 65 (58.6) 44 (47.8) .13 72 (60.0) 57 (56.4) .59
Urine drug results
 Total 81 72 72 63 85 63
 Methamphetamine 34 (42.0) 22 (30.6) .14 30 (41.7) 27 (42.9) .89 36 (42.4) 23 (36.5) .47
 Cocaine 27 (33.3) 34 (47.2) .08 27 (37.5) 28 (44.4) .41 36 (42.4) 29 (46.0) .66
 Marijuana 27 (33.3) 31 (43.1) .22 29 (40.3) 32 (50.8) .22 40 (47.1) 35 (55.6) .31
 Benzodiazepines 6 (7.79) 4 (5.8) .75 5 (5.56) 4 (6.67) > .99 7 (8.33) 3 (4.84) .52

Note. NAV = enhanced peer navigation group; TAU = treatment as usual.

a

At least 1 unprotected sexual act that could transmit HIV to an HIV-uninfected or unknown-status partner.