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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 May 11.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2019 May;23(5):1277–1286. doi: 10.1007/s10461-018-2309-9

Table 1.

Demographic and behavioral characteristics of PrEP-using gay and bisexual men, New York City

Total sample Non-users, n = 51 Club Drug2 Users, n = 53
Categorical Variables n % n % n % χ2 p
Race/Ethnicity
 Black 13 12.5 8 15.7 5 9.4 6.91 0.08
 Latino 27 26.0 18 35.3 9 17.0
 White 52 50.0 21 41.2 31 58.5
 Other/Multiracial 12 11.5 4 7.8 8 15.1
Race is non-White
 No 52 50.0 30 58.8 22 41.5 3.12 0.08
 Yes 52 50.0 21 41.2 31 58.5
Education
 Less than Bachelor’s degree 30 28.9 20 39.2 10 18.9 5.24 0.02
 Bachelor’s degree or more 74 71.2 31 60.8 43 81.1
Income
 Less than $50k per year 60 57.7 35 68.6 25 47.2 4.90 0.03
 $50K or more per year Length of time on PrEP 44 42.3 16 31.4 28 52.8
 1–12 months 66 63.5 32 62.8 34 64.2 0.02 0.88
 More than 1 year
Missed any PrEP doses (past 90 days)
38 36.5 19 37.3 19 35.9
 No 41 39.4 20 39.2 21 39.6 0.00 0.97
 Yes 63 60.6 31 60.8 32 60.4
Marijuana Use (past 30 days)
 No 47 45.2 28 54.9 19 35.9 3.81 0.05
 Yes 57 54.8 23 45.1 34 64.2
Heavy Alcohol Use (past 30 days)1
 No 30 28.9 20 39.2 10 18.9 5.24 0.02
 Yes 74 71.2 31 60.8 43 81.1
Continuous Variables M SD M SD M SD OR 95% CI

Age (range: 21–61 years old) 32.5 8.7 34.2 9.9 30.8 7.0 0.95 0.91–1.00

Note. M = mean; SD = standard deviation; SE = standard error; OR = odds ratio; CI = confidence interval

1

five or more alcoholic drinks in one sitting

2

self-reported use of ketamine, MDMA/ecstasy, GHB, cocaine, and/or methamphetamine in the past 30 days. Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding.