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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr. 2021 Sep 1;88(1):e1–e4. doi: 10.1097/QAI.0000000000002737

Table 1.

HIV incidence among transgender women in a longitudinal cohort, São Paulo, Brazil, 2018–2020

Variables1 HIV− at baseline N (%) HIV+ by 18 months Person-years (py) of follow-up Rate per 100 py (95% CI2) Rate ratio3 (95% CI) p-value4

Total 545 (100) 13 485.5 2.68 (1.43–4.58) na na

Age (years)
 18–24 204 (37.4) 8 141 5.67 (2.45–11.18) 3.85 (1.24–12.93) 0.019
 25 and older 341 (62.6) 5 339 1.47 (0.48–3.44) ref

Race/ethnicity
 Black/mixed 389 (71.4) 9 316.5 2.84 (1.30–5.40) 1.16 (0.36–4.34) 0.832
 White 156 (28.6) 4 163.5 2.45 (0.67–6.26) ref

Education
 Under 12 years 485 (89.0) 13 414 3.14 (167–5.37) na 0.146
 High school or more 60 (11.0) 0 66 0 (0–5.99)

Current living situation
 Unstable5 191 (35.0) 6 132.5 4.53 (1.67–9.86) 2.25 (0.71–6.94) 0.160
 Stable 354 (65.0) 7 348 2.01 (0.81–4.14) ref

Ever incarcerated
 Yes 107 (19.6) 1 90 1.11 (0.03–6.19) 0.36 (0.02–211) 0.343
 No 438 (80.4) 12 394 3.05 (1.57–5.32) ref

Sex work last month
 Yes 256 (47.1) 10 173 5.78 (2.77–10.63) 5.90 (1.71–26.62) 0.004
 No 288 (52.9) 2 306 098 (0.20–2.87) ref
1.

Categories and person-years do not always add to total due to missing data

2.

Poisson distribution, 97.5% one-sided if point estimate is 0

3.

Conditional maximum likelihood ratio

4.

Mid-P exact, 2-tailed

5.

Homeless, shelter, transient, temporary housing