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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2019 Jul 1.
Published in final edited form as: Womens Health Issues. 2018 May 18;28(4):367–374. doi: 10.1016/j.whi.2018.04.004

Table 1.

Characteristics of 400 women ≥18 years of age with alcohol misuse who attended an urban sexually transmitted infections clinic

Characteristic n (%)
Age, years
                              18–25 103 (25.8)
                              25–34 132 (33.0)
                              35–44 73 (18.3)
                              45–54 74 (18.5)
                              55–64 16 (4.0)
                              ≥ 65 2 (0.5)
Race
                              Black 353 (88.3)
                              White 20 (5.0)
                              Asian 0 (0)
                              Bi/Multi-racial 22 (5.5)
                              Other 6 (1.5)
Less than high school education 121 (31.1)
Stable housing 209 (52.3)
Drug use in the past 6 months
                              Any drug use (excluding marijuana) 153 (38.3)
                              Marijuana 227 (56.8)
                              Cocaine 64 (16.0)
                              Amphetamines or other stimulants 45 (11.3)
                              Heroin 43 (10.8)
                              Benzodiazepines 32 (8.0)
                              Prescription opioids 99 (24.8)
Depressive Symptoms 104 (26.0)
Intimate partner violence in the prior year 81 (20.3)
Unprotected sex under influence of alcohol in prior 3 months 99 (24.8)
Sex for drugs or money 156 (39.0)
Median lifetime sexual partners (Q1, Q3) 17.5 (10, 35.5).