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Table 1 Study population, with comparison of Black and Latinx MSM

From: What’s PrEP?: peer navigator acceptability among minority MSM in Washington

Variable

non-Latinx Black

n = 32

(N, % or median, IQR)

Latinx

n = 63

(N, % or median, IQR)

P-value

Sociodemographic factors

Sexual orientation

< .001

 Gay

15 (47)

54 (86)

 

 Straight

2 (6)

0 (0)

 

 Bisexual

13 (41)

6 (9)

 

 Queer

2 (6)

3 (5)

 

Age (years)

42.5 (30–54.5)

29 (25–34)

<.001

Education

0.06

  < high school

4 (13)

3 (5)

 

 high school

8 (25)

7 (11)

 

 some college

15 (47)

26 (42)

 

 college

3 (9)

19 (31)

 

 graduate school

2 (6)

7 (11)

 

Insured (yes)

29 (91)

42 (67)

0.01

Income

0.32

 $0–$1500

18 (56)

28 (45)

 

 $1501–$3500

6 (19)

21 (33)

 

  > $3500

8 (25)

14 (22)

 

Foreign Born (yes)

2 (6)

30 (48)

< 0.001

Current PrEP use and interest

 Currently taking PrEP (yes)

8 (25)

25 (40)

 

 Interested but not taking PrEP

8 (25)

18 (28)

0.19

 Not interested in taking PrEP

16 (50)

20 (32)

 

Ever prescribed PrEP (yes)

8 (23)

27 (77)

0.32

Ever taken PrEP (yes)

8 (21)

31 (79)

0.02

Mental health

 Stigma score

8 (3–12)

11 (8–14)

0.004

 PHQ-9 score

7 (3–10)

7.5 (4–12.5)

0.16

 DAST score

1 (0–6)

1 (0–2)

0.13

 AUDIT score

5 (3–15)

5.5 (4–11)

0.98

Healthcare factors

 Regular medical provider (yes)

21 (66)

38 (60)

0.30

 Disclosed sexual orientation to provider (yes)

13 (41)

34 (54)

0.01

Sexual health

 Ever tested for HIV

29 (91)

58 (92)

0.81

 Time since last HIV testa

   < 3 months

16 (55)

35 (60)

0.82

  3–6 months

5 (17)

12 (21)

 

  6–12 months

4 (14)

5 (9)

 

   > 12 months

4 (14)

6 (10)

 

Time since last clinic visit (months)

3 (1–5)

2 (1–3)

0.30

High-risk behavior

 Condomless anal sex with HIV negative man

15 (47)

50 (79)

0.001

 Relationship with HIV positive partner

1 (3)

7 (11)

0.19

 STI treatment in last 12 months

7 (22)

36 (57)

0.002

 Use of PEP in last 12 months

2 (6)

16 (25)

0.02

 Use of crystal meth

5 (16)

5 (8)

0.25

 Use of poppers

8 (25)

27 (43)

0.09

 Non-prescription IVDU

1 (3)

3 (5)

0.72

 Exchange sex for drugs, money, housing

4 (13)

3 (5)

0.17

 Any report of these high-risk behaviors

22 (69)

57 (90)

0.01

Importance of peer attributes

 Peer attributes ranked as

 important/very important

  Same sexual orientation

23 (72)

47 (74)

0.56

  Same race

16 (50)

34 (54)

0.07

  Same age

16 (50)

40 (63)

0.33

  Same culture

13 (41)

28 (44)

0.35

  Same neighborhood

9 (28)

27 (43)

0.17

  Same income

7 (22)

21 (33)

0.14

  1. a 8 participants did not report the time since their last HIV test