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Table 4 Experiences in living with HIV among Dutch aMASE-study participants (n = 247), 2013–2015

From: Disparities in access to and use of HIV-related health services in the Netherlands by migrant status and sexual orientation: a cross-sectional study among people recently diagnosed with HIV infection

 

Total

Migrant MSM

Non-migrant MSM

Migrant heterosexual men

Non-migrant heterosexual men

Migrant women

(n = 247)

(n = 77)

(n = 115)

(n = 21)

(n = 14)

(n = 20)

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

n

%

Disclosure of HIV status to steady partnera

118/126

93.7

32/36

88.9

60/62

96.8

9/10

90.0

8/8

100.0

9/10

90.0

Disclosure of HIV status to friends or family

204/246

82.9

63/77

81.8

97/115

84.3

16/21

76.2

12/14

85.7

16/19

84.2

In contact with any NGO’s for HIV support

56/246

22.7

14/77

18.2

34/115

29.6

3/21

14.3

2/14

14.3

3/20

15.0

Ever been discriminated in the Netherlands because of HIV status

40/246

16.3

19/76

25.0

10/115

8.7

3/21

14.3

2/14

14.3

6/20

30.0

Ever been discriminated in the Netherlands because of ethnicity, race or origin

50/116

43.1

30/76

39.5

NA

9/21

42.9

NA

11/19

57.9

Ever been discriminated in the Netherlands because of sexuality

88/191

46.1

31/76

40.8

57/115

49.6

NA

NA

NA

  1. MSM men who have sex with men, NGO non-governmental organization, NA Not applicable
  2. a Only participants were included who had a steady partner