Table 1:

Participant sociodemographic and behaviour characteristics

CharacteristicNo. (%) of participants*
n = 52
Age, yr, median (IQR)33 (28–37)
Race
 White38 (73)
 Asian4 (8)
 Latino3 (6)
 Middle Eastern3 (6)
 Other4 (8)
Sexual orientation
 Gay49 (94)
 Bisexual3 (6)
Education
 High school or some postsecondary14 (27)
 Undergraduate23 (44)
 Graduate15 (29)
Annual income, $
 ≤ 20 0009 (17)
 20 001–40 00011 (21)
 40 001–60 00014 (27)
 60 001–80 0007 (13)
 80 001–100 0005 (10)
 > 100 0006 (12)
No. of prescription medications, median (IQR)0 (0–1)
No. of supplements, median (IQR)1 (0–3)
Current smoker13 (25)
Previous sexually transmitted infection diagnosis
 Gonorrhea21 (40)
 Chlamydia24 (46)
 Syphilis10 (19)
 Any bacterial sexually transmitted infection36 (69)
Baseline HIV Incidence Risk Index for MSM score, median (IQR)29 (22.5–33.0)
Recreational drug use in prior 3 mo
 Amphetamines (crystal)9 (17)
 “Poppers”36 (69)
Baseline sexual behaviours in prior 6 mo, median (IQR)
 No. of partners18 (12–30.5)
 No. of HIV-positive partners1 (0–3)
 Condomless receptive anal sex, no. of times5 (2–15)
 Condomless receptive anal sex with HIV-positive partner, no. of times0 (0–0)
 Condomless insertive anal sex, no. of times5 (2–12.5)
 Condomless insertive anal sex with HIV-positive partner, no. of times0 (0–3)
  • Note: IQR = interquartile range.

  • * Except where noted otherwise.

  • Includes participants who identified as mixed (n = 2), black (n = 1) or First Nations (n = 1).

  • Includes 1 participant who identified as pansexual.