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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Sep 12.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2021 Mar 20;25(8):2644–2656. doi: 10.1007/s10461-021-03225-9

Table 1.

Sample demographic characteristics

Number % of Total
Gender (n = 44)
 Male 29 65.9
 Female 14 31.8
 Transgender 1 2.3
Race/ethnicity (n = 44)
 Non-hispanic black 31 70.5
 Hispanic (of any race) 13 29.5
Sexual orientation (n = 44)
 Completely heterosexual 33 75.0
 Not completely heterosexual 11 25.0
Education (n = 44)
 Less than high school 24 54.5
 High school grad/GED 12 27.2
 More than High School 7 15.9
 Missing 1 2.3
Marital status (n = 44)
 Married/domestic partnership/common law marriage 7 15.9
 Separated/divorced/widowed 19 43.2
 Single (never married) 18 40.9
Employment (n = 44)
 Not employed 42 95.5
 Employed 2 4.5
Substance use (n = 44) a
 Active substance user 28 63.6
 Not active substance user 16 36.4
Food insecurity (n = 44) b
 Yes 33 25.0
 No 11 75.0
Ever incarcerated (n = 44)
 Yes 37 84.1
 No 7 15.9
Ever homeless (n = 44)
 Yes 42 96
 No 2 5
Mean # Hospitalizations (past 6 months) 4.96
a

Active substance use: Report any of the following 3 criteria: (1) used in the past 90 days: any injection drugs, heroin, other non-prescribed opioids, crack/cocaine, or methamphetamine; or (2) binge drinking in the past 90 days as defined by the AUDIT-C scale; or (3) substance abuse symptoms that yield a score of greater than 6 on the DAST-10 scale

b

Food Insecurity: “In the past 12 months, were you ever unable to eat because you could not afford food?”