Table 2.

Adjusted mixed logistic random intercept model of drug use in food insecurity among MSM from two clinics in Los Angeles, California (n 426; 1147 person-visits)

Food insecurity	aOR	95 % CI	P-value
HIV-positive	1·06	0·62, 1·81	0·834
Drug use	1·96	1·26, 3·07	0·003
Cigarette/vape use	1·60	0·98, 2·60	0·060
Age (years)
18–29	1·74	0·86, 3·49	0·121
30–39	2·24	1·20, 4·20	0·011
40–49	–	–	–
Ethnicity
Black	0·70	0·34, 1·41	0·317
Hispanic/Latino	0·55	0·28, 1·08	0·086
White	–	–	–
Other	0·54	0·22, 1·34	0·184
Education
Less than high school	1·88	0·81, 4·37	0·144
Finished high school	1·24	0·65, 2·38	0·512
Some college	1·72	0·92, 3·21	0·091
College grad+	–	–	–
Income
$0–19 999	7·42	3·53, 15·62	<0·001
$20 k–39,999	4·21	1·93, 9·16	<0·001
$40 000+	–	–	–
BMI*
Underweight	0·48	0·11, 2·14	0·333
Normal	–	–	–
Overweight	0·73	0·43, 1·23	0·239
Obesity	0·56	0·30, 1·03	0·062
Constant	0·71	0·02, 0·23	<0·001

MSM, men who have sex with men; aOR: adjusted OR.

^*Underweight <18·5; normal 18·5–24·9; overweight 25–29·9; obese ≥ 30.