Table 1.
Characteristic |
N (%) (Total = 490) |
---|---|
Age (median) | 35 (29‐42) |
Ethnicity | |
White | 395 (81.4%) |
Black | 17 (3.5%) |
Asian | 28 (5.8%) |
Other | 45 (9.3%) |
University degree | 303 (62.3%) |
Full‐time employment | 351 (72.4%) |
Born in the UK | 292 (60.1%) |
Relationship status | |
Partner, living together | 145 (29.8%) |
Partner, living separately | 74 (15.2%) |
Single | 267 (54.9%) |
Circumcised | 142 (29.4%) |
Chemsex‐associated drugs* | 226 (47.6%) |
STI diagnosed in past 12 mo | |
Any** | 282 (57.6%) |
Rectal*** | 162 (34.8%) |
Rectal*** or syphilis | 183 (39.3%) |
Number of sexual partners in past 3 mo, median | 10 (5‐20) |
Number of ncRAI partners in past 3 mo, median | 2 (1‐5) |
Number of HIV tests in past 12 mo | 3 (2‐4) |
Use of PEP in past 12 mo | 170 (36.9%) |
Data are median (IQR) or n (%). Number of participants missing baseline data: ethnicity, 5; university degree, 4; full‐time employment, 5; relationship status, 4; chemsex, 15; STI, 24; total number of partners, 8; ncRAI partners, 25; HIV test, 17; PEP, 29.
Abbreviations: HCV, hepatitis C virus; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; ncRAI, receptive anal intercourse without a condom; PEP, post‐exposure prophylaxis; STI, sexually transmitted infection; UK, United Kingdom.
Methamphetamine, GHB, mephedrone or ketamine.
Chlamydia, gonorrhoea, or syphilis.
Rectal chlamydia or rectal gonorrhoea.