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Table 1 Characteristics of the study population. Data presented as mean and 95% CI.Differences between groups are analyzed using one-way ANOVA or Pearson chi-square test. Results are given as mean and 95% Confidence Interval. a, b, c, d are analyzed using t-test; a: p > 0.05 vs. HIV + T2D-, b: p < 0.05 vs. HIV + T2D-, c: p > 0.05 vs. HIV-T2D+, d: p < 0.05 vs. HIV-T2D+. BMI: Body Mass Index

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N

HIV + T2D+

HIV + T2D-

HIV-T2D+

HIV-T2D-

P

25

25

22

28

 

Age (years)

58 (55–61)

55 (50–58)

57 (53–60)

57 (55–60)

0.638

Gender (% male)

92

96

89

72

0.079

CD4 count (cells/μL)

672 (554–790)a

663 (520–807)

1254 (980–1528)

849 (720–978)

<0.001

CD8 count (cells/μL)

994 (675–1312)a

884 (645–1124)

567 (428–706)

458 (372–544)

0.001

Nadir CD4 (cells/μL)

180 (121–240)

266 (171–360)

0.392

HIV RNA (copies/mL)

26 (16–38)

27 (15–40)

0.757

Time since HIV diagnosis (months)

200 (153–248)

172 (112–232)

0.740

Treatment duration (months)

143 (116–170)

124 (89–159)

0.394

Fasting BG (mmol/L)

8.0 (6.9-9.0)b,c

5.3 (5.0-5.4)

9.0 (7.9-10.3)

5.3 (5.1-5.6)

<0.001

HbA1c (mmol/mol)

48 (44–52)b,d

35 (33–37)

60 (54–65)

36 (32–39)

<0.001

BMI

26 (24–28)a,d

25 (23–27)

28 (27–30)

25 (24–26)

0.007

Smoking (%)

44

24

23

21

0.233

Systolic BP (mmHg)

132 (125–139)

127 (121–133)

138 (131–144)

135 (130–140)

0.115

Diastolic BP (mmHg)

82 (77–87)

80 (77–84)

86 (82–91)

82 (79–85)

0.317

CVD10 (Framingham Risk Score)

29 (22–35)c

14 (10–18)

25 (19–30)

16 (12–20)a

<0.001