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. 2022 Aug 24;10:930208. doi: 10.3389/fpubh.2022.930208

Table 1.

Sociodemographic data and general characteristics of PrEP users in 2020.

N (%)
Sex Male 138 (100)
Female 0 (0)
Mean age (SD) 33.9 (± 10.1)
Gender of sexual partners Male 138 (100)
Female 7 (5.0)
Transgender 5 (3.6)
School years 12 or more 100 (72.5)
10 or 11 37 (26.8)
Up to 9 1 (0.7)
Profession Employed (or self-employed) 89 (64.5)
In formation (school/university/training program) 35 (25.4)
Retired 5 (3.6)
Unemployed 6 (4.3)
Other work situation 3 (2.2)
Income Own income 117 (84.8)
Financial support during formation by parents/ state /credit 14 (10.1)
Pension 3 (2.2)
Unemployment benefit 3 (2.2)
State income support 1 (0.7)
Health insurance Statutory 132 (95.7)
Private 6 (4.3)
Country of birth Germany 119 (86.2)
Other EU country 9 (6.5)
Other non-EU country 10 (7.2)
Transactional sex (before PrEP initiation) Has been paid 4 (2.9)
Did pay 3 (2.2)
PrEP regimen Daily 128 (92.8)
Intermittent 9 (6.3)
n/a 1 (0.7)
Previous HIV chemoprophylaxis PEP 11 (7.7)
PrEP 15 (10.4)
Completed vaccinations n (%) Hepatitis A (2 dosages) 82 (56.9)
Hepatitis B (3 dosages) 81 (56.3)
Previous STIs Yes 86 (62.3)

SD, standard deviation; STIs, sexually transmitted infections; PEP, post-exposure prophylaxis; PrEP, pre-exposure prophylaxis; n/a, not applicable.