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Table 3 Sexual behaviors and perceived HIV risk among HIV-positive and HIV-negative PWUD

From: Prevalence and correlates of HIV infection among people who use drugs in Cambodia: a cross-sectional survey using respondent driven sampling method

Sexual behaviors in the past 3 months

Total (n = 1367)

HIV test result

Positive (n = 78)

Negative (n = 1289)

n (%)

n (%)

n (%)

P-value*

Had sexual intercourse

1263 (92.4)

75 (96.2)

1188 (92.2)

0.20

Median number of sex partners (IQR)

1.0 (1.0–3.0)

1.0 (0.0–0.4)

1.0 (1.0–3.0)

0.60

Always used condoms with any type of partners

254 (26.3)

21 (39.6)

233 (25.6)

0.02

Had sex when partner was intoxicated

375 (39.1)

22 (43.1)

353 (38.8)

0.54

Had sex with non-commercial partners (n = 966)

507 (52.5)

30 (56.6)

477 (52.3)

0.54

Always used condoms with non-commercial partners (n = 507)

119 (23.2)

10 (32.3)

109 (22.7)

0.22

Had sex in exchange for money or gifts (n = 966)

372 (38.5)

31 (58.5)

341 (37.3)

0.002

Always used condoms with commercial partners (n = 372)

150 (40.5)

15 (48.4)

135 (39.8)

0.35

Perceived HIV risk compared to the general population

< 0.001

 Higher

301 (22.1)

36 (46.2)

265 (20.6)

 

 About the same

438 (32.2)

24 (30.8)

414 (32.2)

 

 Lower

219 (16.1)

7 (9.0)

212 (16.5)

 

 Don’t know

404 (29.7)

11 (14.1)

393 (30.6)

 
  1. HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; IQR, interquartile range; PWUD, people who use drugs
  2. *Chi-square test was used for categorical variables and Mann-Whitney U test for continuous variables