TABLE 2.

Statistically significant associations between characteristics from Table 1 and baseline systolic blood pressure (SBP) in 1000 people with HIV and HIV‐uninfected participants in Mwanza City, Tanzania

	Univariate analysis		Interaction a P‐value	Multivariate analysis
	Coefficient [95% CI] SBP in mm Hg	P‐value		Coefficient [95% CI] SBP in mm Hg	P‐value
HIV infection	−8.66 [−10.72,−6.59]	<.001	N/A	−6.29 [−8.29,−4.28]	N/A
Age (y)	0.54 [0.44,0.64]	<.001	.059	0.48 [0.38,0.57]	<.001
Sex (male)	5.35 [3.11,7.61]	<.001	.420	5.54 [3.23,7.85]	<.001
Fruit servings/wk	−0.49 [−0.82,−0.15]	.004	.854	−0.37 [−0.67,−0.08]	.014
Waist circumference (cm)	0.47 [0.38,0.56]	<.001	.318
Body mass index (kg/m2)	0.85 [0.64,1.05]	<.001	.459	0.67 [0.46,0.87]	<.001
Hemoglobin (g/dL)	2.09 [1.64,2.53]	<.001	.046	1.06 [0.57,1.54]	<.001
eGFR < 60 mL/min/1.73 m2	6.91 [3.46,10.35]	<.001	.008
CD4+ T‐cell count (cells/mm3)	0.008 [0.005,0.011]	<.001	.005
Manual labor	3.88 [1.50,6.26]	.001	.899
Time of home smoke exposure (y)	0.11 [0.03,0.19]	.006	.203

^aInteraction effect with HIV status.