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. 2021 Apr 8;21:680. doi: 10.1186/s12889-021-10714-y

Table 2.

LISA study participants mortality outcomes as of June 30, 2017 (n = 910)

Variable Alive (n = 716) Died (n = 194) p-value
Age, at survey
Median (Q1, Q3) 45 (39, 50) 47 (41, 53) 0.001*
Calendar year of ART initiation 0.149
  < 1996 29 (4.1%) < 5a
 1996–2004 419 (58.5%) 124 (63.9%)
  > 2004 268 (37.4%) 65–70a
Gender
 Women 197 (27.5%) 60 (30.9%) 0.349
 Men 519 (72.5%) 134 (69.1%)
Ethnicity
 White/Caucasian 474 (66.2%) 117 (60.3%) 0.009*
 Asian 20 (2.8%) < 5a
 Indigenous 180 (25.2%) 69 (35.6%)
 Other 42 (5.9%) < 5a
Current tobacco use
 Yes 442 (62.0%) 154 (79.8%) < 0.001*
 No 271 (38.0%) 39 (20.2%)
Current excessive alcohol use (CAGE) < 0.001*
 Yes 338 (47.7%) 121 (63.4%)
 No 370 (52.3%) 70 (36.6%)
Current injection drug use < 0.001*
 Yes 137 (19.2%) 65 (33.7%)
 No 576 (80.8%) 128 (66.3%)
Stable housing
 Yes 519 (72.6%) 101 (52.1%) < 0.001*
 No 196 (27.4%) 93 (47.9%)
Food security
 Yes 258 (36.1%) 46 (23.8%) 0.001*
 No 456 (63.9%) 147 (76.2%)
Location of residence
 Rural 20 (2.8%) < 5a
 Urban/Suburban 686 (97.2%) 185–195 0.443
CD4 cell count at ART initiation
 cells/mm3 370 (240, 540) 270 (180, 450) < 0.001*

Median (Q1, Q3) or n (%) presented

*indicates statistical significance at p ≤ 0.05

a For confidentiality and disclosure control measures, exact counts for cells with values n < 5 were suppressed. In accordance with strategies employed by Lofters et al. [30], if only one cell was n < 5 then one additional category is masked by providing a range (with no percentages available). Disclosure controls are only applied for descriptive tabulations and exact counts were used for analyses