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. 2022 Oct 26;27(4):1321–1328. doi: 10.1007/s10461-022-03868-2

Table 1.

Sociodemographic characteristics of persons living with HIV in Mexico, 2021 (n = 362)

Variables na %
Sex
Ciswomen 38 10.5
Cismen 316 87.3
Trans women 3 0.8
Other/ undisclosed 5 1.4
Age (median/ IQR) 32 28–40
Sexual orientation
Gay 293 81.6
Heterosexual 33 9.2
Bisexual 25 7.0
Other 8 2.2
Educational attainment
Elementary 5 2.7
Secondary 18 9.9
High school 40 22.0
Community college 9 4.9
Undergraduate 77 42.3
Postgraduate 33 18.1
Marital status
Single 114 75.5
Married/ coliving 18 11.9
Divorced 4 2.6
Widowed 4 2.6
Other 11 7.3
Employment status
Student 13 7.3
Student/ employee 17 9.5
Full-time employee 95 53.1
Part-time employee 13 7.3
Looking for a job 18 10.1
Other 23 12.8
Income source
None 9 5.0
Regular employment 95 52.5
Informal job 33 18.2
Partner/ family 26 14.4
Public funding 7 3.9
Begging 2 1.1
Other 9 5.0
Average monthly incomeb
None 4 2.3
< 49.3 25 14.6
49.3- 133.6 14 8.2
133.7- 267.2 35 20.5
267.3- 400.9 19 11.1
400.9- 668.2 22 12.9
> 668.2 52 30.4

Note: a Frequencies may not add up to the total sample size due to missing values. b Income categories according to the Mexican minimum wage rates in 2020 converted to USD: 20.28 Mexican pesos (Aug 2021).