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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Apr 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2021 Sep 23;26(4):1153–1162. doi: 10.1007/s10461-021-03468-6

Table I.

Sample characteristics of sexually active cisgender men and transgender women who have sex with men (N = 129)

Mean (SD; Range)
Age 40.9 (12.2; 20–73)
Annual income (USD) 40,972.5 (79,878.0; 0–780,000)
n (%)1
Education
 Less than high school graduate 7 (5.4)
 High school graduate/General Equivalency Degree 27 (20.9)
 Partial college 36 (27.9)
 College graduate 36 (27.9)
 Graduate school 23 (17.8)
Currently a student 13 (10.1)
Race/Ethnicity2
 Non-Hispanic/Latinx 93 (73.2)
  African American 59 (63.4)
  White 25 (26.9)
  Other/more than one 9 (9.7)
 Hispanic/Latinx 34 (26.8)
  African American 13 (38.2)
  White 9 (26.5)
  Other/more than one 12 (35.3)
Gender identity
 Man 110 (85.3)
 Woman 2 (1.6)
 Transgender 17 (13.2)
Sexual identity
 Gay/homosexual 90 (70.9)
 Bisexual 27 (21.3)
 Straight/heterosexual 6 (4.7)
 Other 4 (3.1)
Employment
 Full-time 41 (31.8)
 Part-time 43 (33.3)
 Not working 45 (34.9)
Ever used PrEP 46 (35.7)
Taken PrEP within the last 3 months 31 (24.0)
Participated in previous self- and partner-testing study 42 (32.6)
HIV testing history
 Ever used OraQuick for self- or partner-testing 61 (47.3)
 Ever used OraQuick for self-testing 59 (45.7)
 Ever used OraQuick for partner-testing 37 (28.7)
 # of times tested in past 2 years (M, SD; range) 5.3 (3.8; 0–20)
  Taken PrEP within the last 3 months 7.1 (2.9; 2–15)
  Ever used PrEP 6.9 (3.5; 2–20)
  Ever used OraQuick for SPT 6.1 (3.8; 0–20)
 Reasons for most recent HIV test
  It was part of my routine check up 54 (42.5)
  My doctor suggested I get tested 14 (11.0)
  I was concerned about a possible exposure 37 (29.1)
  It was a requirement to get insurance 1 (0.8)
  It was required by a government agency (e.g. immigration service, armed forces) 0 (0.0)
  Testing was offered at a venue (nightclub, bathhouse, etc.), and I decided to do it there 19 (15.0)
  It was part of a research study 19 (15.0)
  A partner asked me to get tested 7 (5.5)
  I get tested for HIV regularly 59 (46.5)
 Typically tests for HIV
  Alone 118 (94.4)
  With friends 3 (2.4)
  With sexual partner 4 (3.2)
1

Ns may not sum to 129 due to missing data. Percents are of those with non-missing data.

2

Two participants refused to answer, one of whom indicated African American racial identification without any response to the question about Latinx ethnicity. Percents for Ethnicity (Latinx vs. not) are of 127; percents for race are of N within ethnic group.