Table 1.

Individual-level characteristics and multivariable associations with willingness to use pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), 2016.

Individual-level characteristics included in the model (N=787)		Value	Adjusted prevalence ratio	95% CI
Age (years), mean (SD)		34 (9.03)	1.00	0.98-1.01
Gender, n (%)a
	Male	308 (45.0)	1	Reference
	Female	479 (55.0)	1.16	0.87-1.54
Education, n (%)
	Lower than high school	58 (11.0)	1	Reference
	High school diploma/GEDb	169 (34.0)	0.60	0.37-0.99
	College or higher	560 (55.0)	0.74	0.46-1.19
Income, n (%)
	<US $10,000	154 (16.0)	1	Reference
	US $10,000-$39,999	266 (29.0)	0.89	0.60-1.32
	US $40,000-$99,999	281 (41.0)	0.80	0.51-1.27
	≥US $100,000	86 (15.0)	0.67	0.34-1.34
Insurance status, n (%)
	Currently insured	670 (83.0)	1.20	0.75-1.92
	Not insured	117 (17.0)	1	Reference
Doctor visit, n (%)
	≤12 months	619 (77.0)	1	Reference
	>12 months or never	168 (23.0)	0.79	0.51-1.21
HIV risk, n (%)
	Yes	194 (23.0)	1.70	1.27-2.27
	No	593 (77.0)	1	Reference
Census region, n (%)
	Northeast	142 (19.0)	1	Reference
	Midwest	163 (18.0)	1.52	0.75-3.07
	South	389 (53.0)	1.45	0.77-2.74
	West	93 (11.0)	2.04	1.06-3.93
Metropolitan statistical area, n (%)
	Urban	729 (91.0)	1	Reference
	Rural	58 (9.0)	0.72	0.38-1.37
Willingness to use PrEPc, n (%)
	Yes	212 (26.0)	—d	—
	No/maybe	575 (74.0)	—	—

^aPercentages are weighted.

^bGED: General Education Development.

^cPrEP: pre-exposure prophylaxis.

^dNot available.