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. 2020 Apr 15;6(2):e16061. doi: 10.2196/16061

Table 2.

Demographic characteristics of DC Cohort and non-DC cohort participants living in DC as of December 2017 (n=12,964).

Characteristic DCa cohort n=5193 n (%) non-DC cohortb n=7771 n (%) P value
Gender identity

<.001

Male 3533 (68.0) 5818 (74.9)

Female 1580 (30.4) 1816 (23.4)

Transgender 80 (1.5) 137 (1.5)
Race/ethnicity

<.001

White 515 (9.2) 1561 (20.1)

Black 4271 (82.3) 5399 (69.5)

Hispanic 302 (5.8) 582 (7.5)

Otherc 105 (2.0) 229 (3.0)
Transmission risk

<.001

MSMd 1977 (38.1) 3764 (48.5)

IDUe 768 (14.8) 604 (7.8)

MSM/IDU 198 (3.8) 219 (2.8)

Heterosexual contact 1571 (30.3) 2014 (25.9)

Perinatal 94 (1.8) 43 (0.6)

Otherf 3 (0.1) 7 (0.1)

Not identified 582 (11.2) 1121 (14.4)
Age in yearsg, median (IQRh) 50 (18) 48 (20) .65
Time since HIV diagnosis in years, mean (SD) 12.6 (6.9) 10.7 (7.4) .048
STIi diagnosis between 2011-2016 906 (17.4) 1471(18.9) .03
Hepatitis B coinfection between 2011-2016 87 (1.7) 100 (1.3) .07
Hepatitis C coinfection between 2011-2016 282 (5.4) 345 (4.4) .009

aDistrict of Columbia.

bNon-DC cohort participants include persons who have consented and subsequently withdrawn from the study and persons diagnosed with HIV and reported to the DC Health who were alive as of the end of December 2017.

cOther race includes mixed race individuals, Asians, Alaska Natives, American Indians, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islanders, and unknown race.

dMSM: men who have sex with men.

eIDU: injection drug user.

fOther mode of transmission includes perinatal transmission, hemophilia, blood transfusion, and occupational exposure (health care workers).

gAge as of December 31, 2017.

hIQR: interquartile range.

iSTI: sexually transmitted infection.