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Table 1 Characteristics of the participants interviewed in the study

From: “Being able to do whatever you wanna do as a woman is important:” a qualitative exploration of contraception as a frame of reference for HIV prevention with PrEP

Characteristics

N (%)

Mean (S.D.)[Range]

Age

30

29.73 (5.36)[20–41]

Race/ethnicity

  

 Latinx

18 (60%)

 

 Black/African American

10 (33%)

 

 Other

2 (7%)

 

Sexual orientation

  

 Heterosexual

25 (83%)

 

 Bisexual

5 (27%)

 

Relationship status

  

 Married

8 (27%)

 

 Single, never married

20 (67%)

 

 Domestic partnership

2 (7%)

 

Education

  

 < High school

4 (13%)

 

 High school/GED/Vocational training

6 (20%)

 

 Some college

13 (43%)

 

 Associate degree or higher

7 (23%)

 

Number of sexual partners in the last year

 

1.83 (1.44)[1–6]

 1–2 partners

23 (77%)

 

 3 or more partners

7 (23%)

 

Sexually transmitted infection (STI) in the last year

  

 No

24 (80%)

 

 Yes

6 (20%)

 

Number of live births among women who have ever been pregnant pregnant (n = 29)

  

 0 live births

8 (28%)

 

 > 1 live birth

21 (70%)

 

HIV testing history

  

 Ever tested

29 (97%)

 

 Never tested

1 (3%)

 

Positive screen for HIV acquisition risk

  

 Yes

21 (70%)

 

 No

9 (30%)

 

Learned about PrEP from a medical professional

  

 Yes

4 (13%)

 

 No

25 (83%)

 

 Not sure

1 (33%)

 

Ever been prescribed PrEPs

  

 Yes

0 (0%)

 

 No

30 (100%)