Table 3.

Predictors of PrEP Interest among Young Black Women in the United States, 2018 (n = 209).

	PrEP Interest
	Unadjusted OR (95%CI)	P value
Demographic Characteristics
Health Insurance (yes vs. no)	.40 (.01–10.58)	0.58
Education Level
High School	Ref
Some College	.44 (.06–3.12)	0.41
Associates	.30 (.01 −6.39)	0.44
Bachelors	.47 (.06–3.55)	0.47
Professional	.69 (.04–10.65)	0.79
Employment Status
Full-time	Ref
Part-time	.93 (.28–3.14)	0.91
Unemployed	2.14 (.30–15.24)	0.45
Student/Vocational Training	.50 (.10–2.26)	0.37
Last Time HIV/AIDS Tested
Within the past Three Months	Ref
Last Three to Six Months	6.53 (1.25–34.13)	0.02
More Than Six Months	8.04 (1.52–42.53)	0.01
Last Time STI Tested
Within the past Three Months	Ref
Last Three to Six Months	.26 (.05–1.23)	0.08
More Than Six Months	.25 (.05–1.21)	0.08
Comfort Level Accessing HIV/STI Services
Low Comfort	Ref
Medium Comfort	2.06 (.36–11.63)	0.41
High Comfort	1.70 (.46–6.28)	0.42
Last Time Check-up/Routine Care
Less Than a Year	Ref
More Than a Year	2.21 (.61 −8.05)	0.22
PrEP awareness (yes vs. no)	.72 (.26–2.02)	0.53
Perceived HIV Risk
Low Risk	Ref
Medium Risk	1.66 (.73–5.21)	0.32
High Risk	2.29 (.33–15.75)	0.39
Recent Positive STI (yes vs. no)	1.96 (.56–6.77)	0.29
Active Contraceptive Use (yes vs. no)	3.24 (1.06–9.91)	0.03