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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Feb 22.
Published in final edited form as: Vaccine. 2021 Jan 28;39(8):1265–1271. doi: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2021.01.043

TABLE 1:

DEMOGRAPHIC AND CLINICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STUDY PARTICIPANTS.

Variable Total N=132
Women, n (%) 89 (67.4)
Age (years), Median (IQR) 32(27–41)
Body mass index (BMI)1 Median (IQR) 24.6 (21.5–28.0)
ART status2 Experienced 68 (51.5)
ART regimen
TDF based 71 (75.5)
Non-TDF based 23 (24.5)
Duration on ART (months) Median (IQR) 5.1 (0–34.6)
WHO HIV disease stage 1 54 (40.9)
2 42 (31.8)
3 30 (22.7)
4 6 (4.6)
CD4 Overall3 Median (IQR) 426 (261–583)
HIV viral load log10 (copies/mL)4 3.71 (3.46–3.98)
HIV viral load (copies/mL) <34 (undetectable) 64 (48.5)
Education (%)
Pre-primary and Primary 46 (34.8)
Post primary 86 (65.2)
Life time sexual partners5 0–3 66 (50.4)
≥4 65 (49.6)
History of blood transfusion5 Yes 12 (9.1)
History of surgical operations Yes 21 (15.9)
Alcohol use Yes 31 (23.5)
Cigarette smoking Never 116 (87.9)
Current 2 (1.5)
Past 14 (10.6)

TDF= tenofovir, 3TC= lamivudine, EFV= efavirenz, NVP=Nevirapine, AZT= Zidovudine, LPVr=boosted lopinavir,

1

missing data for 4 participants,

2

ART naïve definition <3/12 on ART,

3

missing CD4 results in 24,

4

geometric mean computation didn’t factor in the 64/132 whose HIV viral load was undetectable.

5

missing data in 1 participant