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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2021 Dec 7.
Published in final edited form as: J Neuroimmune Pharmacol. 2019 Dec 9;15(2):238–248. doi: 10.1007/s11481-019-09883-w

Table 1:

Demographics and clinical characteristics of participants randomized to ibudilast (IBUD) versus placebo (PLA) conditions

IBUD (N=64) PLA (N=61) P value
Age, mean years (SD) 38.8 (8.89) 40.1 (11) 0.50
Gender, % (N)
 Men 76.6% (49) 70.5% (43) 0.60
 Women 23.4% (15) 29.5% (18)
Race, % (N)
 African American 10.9% (7) 11.5% (7) 0.80
 American Indian/Alaska Native 3.12% (2) 3.28% (2)
 Asian 6.25% (4) 3.28% (2)
 Unknown/Not Reported 32.8% (21) 31.1% (19)
 More than One Race 1.56% (1) 0% (0)
 Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 0% (0) 1.64% (1)
 White 45.3% (29) 49.2% (30)
Ethnicity, % (N)
 Hispanic or Latino 46.9% (30) 49.2% (30) 0.90
 Not Hispanic or Latino 53.1% (34) 50.8% (31)
Substance use in past 30 days, mean days (SD)
 Methamphetamine 22.3 (8.97) 22.1 (9.37) 0.90
 Cannabis 10.17 (13.1) 6.11 (10.7) 0.06
 Alcohol 3.11 (6.38) 5.59 (9.43) 0.09
Cigarette smoker, % (N)
 Smoker 68.8% (44) 55.7% (34) 0.20
 Non-smoker 31.2% (20) 44.3% (27)
HIV serostatus
 HIV positive 21.9% (14) 21.3% (13) 1.00
 HIV negative 78.1% (50) 78.7% (48)