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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2020 May 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2019 May;23(5):1210–1224. doi: 10.1007/s10461-019-02402-1

Table 1.

Sample Sociodemographic Characteristics at Baseline

Baseline Sample (N = 2,163) Participants who Completed Follow-up (with follow-up data on stigma/support) (N = 737) Participants who Did Not Complete Follow-up (N = 1,426) Significant Differencei between participants who did and did not complete follow-up?
Male 1,713 (79.2%) 553 (75.0%) 1,160 (81.3%) No (p = .20)
HIV-Positive 637 (29.4%) 257 (34.9%) 380 (26.6%) Yes (p = .003)
Recently HIV-Infected 106 (4.9%) 64 (8.7%) 42 (2.9%) Yes (p < .0005)
PWID 1,039 (48.0%) 393 (53.3%) 646 (45.3%) Yes (p < .0005)
Completed High School 1,589 (73.5%) 478 (64.9%) 1,111 (77.9%) Yes (p < .0005)
Unemployed 924 (42.7%) 340 (46.1%) 584 (41.0%) Yes (p = .003)
Identified as “Straight” 1,912 (88.4%) 600 (81.4%) 1,312 (92.0%) Yes (p < .0005)
Homeless 310 (14.3%) 86 (11.7%) 224 (15.7%) Yes (p = .02)
Mean (SD) Age 34.9 (9.9) 34.7 (9.4) 35.1 (10.1) No (p = .67)
Mean (SD) Reported Number of Sex and Injection Partners 6.0 (19.3) 6.2 (14.1) 5.8 (21.5) No (p = .33)
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Results from Chi-square (categorical variables) or independent samples t-test (continuous variables).