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. 2019 Feb 15;22(2):e25250. doi: 10.1002/jia2.25250

Table 1.

Characteristics of patients who were prescribed HIV preexposure prophylaxis

Characteristic All Patients who were Prescribed PrEP (N = 663)
Age, at first PrEP prescription (n, %)
18 to 24 88 (13.3)
25 to 29 168 (25.3)
30 to 39 208 (31.4)
40+ 199 (30.0)
Gender (n, %)
Male 636 (95.9)
Female 3 (0.5)
Transgender female or trans‐feminine identifying 20 (3.0)
Transgender male or trans‐masculine identifying 4 (0.6)
Race and ethnicity (n, %)
White (non‐hispanic) 481 (72.6)
Black 43 (6.5)
Asian or Pacific Islander 24 (3.6)
Multiracial/other 61 (9.2)
Hispanic or Latinx 44 (6.6)
Missing 10 (1.5)
Relationship status, at first PrEP prescription (n, %)
Singlea 398 (60.0)
Committed relationship 265 (40.0)
HIV‐infected partner 100 (15.1)
HIV‐uninfected partner/Not documented 165 (24.9)
Employment status (n, %)
Full‐time 517 (78.0)
Part‐time 8 (1.2)
Unemployed 21 (3.2)
Student 72 (10.9)
Disabled 8 (1.2)
Retired 1 (0.2)
Unknown 36 (5.4)
Mental health disorder, everb (n, %)
Anxiety 247 (37.3)
Depression 240 (36.2)
Attention deficit disorderc 106 (16.0)
Post‐traumatic stress disorder 33 (5.0)
Bipolar disorder or schizophrenia 24 (3.6)
Substance use disorder, ever (n, %)
Non‐alcohol recreational drugb 72 (10.9)
Crystal methamphetamine 52 (7.8)
Cocaine 23 (3.5)
Gamma‐hydroxybutyric acid 11 (1.7)
Alcohol 73 (11.0)
Marijuana 28 (4.2)
Injection drug use, ever (n, %) 28 (4.2)
Insurance status, at first PrEP prescriptionb (n, %)
Private 559 (84.3)
Medicaid 84 (12.7)
Medicare 13 (2.0)
No insurance 5 (0.8)
Other 27 (4.1)
Hepatitis B statusd
Immune 430 (64.9)
Susceptible 159 (24.0)
Isolated positive hepatitis B core antibody 7 (1.1)
Chronic hepatitis B infectione 1 (0.2)
Not documented 66 (10.0)

PrEP, preexposure prophylaxis; SD, standard deviation. aIncludes divorced, formal separation, widowed, and any patient without documentation of committed relationship. bCategories not mutually exclusive. cIncludes attention deficit disorder and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. dPatients with positive hepatitis B surface antibody with or without positive hepatitis B core antibody were categorized as immune to hepatitis B. eThis patient did not experience an acute exacerbation of chronic hepatitis B during the study period.