Table 1 Sociodemographic Characteristics of Newly Diagnosed MSM.
N | Overall | Non-Migrant (N = 18) | Migrant (N = 42) | p-value1 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
N (%) [95% CI] | N (%) [95% CI] | N (%) [95% CI] | |||
Median (IQR) | Median (IQR) | Median (IQR) | |||
Sociodemographics | |||||
Age at diagnosis | 60 | 33 (27, 37) | 35 (28, 41) | 32 (27, 36) | 0.34 |
Age at diagnosis (groups) | 60 | 0.018 | |||
18–24 | 6 (10%) [4.1%, 21%] | 4 (22.2%) [7.4%, 48%] | 2 (4.8%) [0.3%, 17%] | ||
25 − 34 | 29 (48.3%) [35%, 61%] | 5 (27.8%) [11%, 54%] | 24 (57.1%) [41%, 72%] | ||
35–44 | 21 (35%) [23%, 48%] | 6 (33.3%) [14%, 59%] | 15 (35.7%) [22%, 52%] | ||
45–64 | 4 (6.7%) [2.2%, 17%] | 3 (16.7%) [4.4%, 42%] | 1 (2.4%) [0.12%, 14%] | ||
District of residence | 59 | 0.002 | |||
Lisboa | 48 (81%) [69%, 90%] | 10 (55.6%) [31%, 78%] | 38 (92.7%) [79%, 98%] | ||
Other | 11 (19%) [10%, 31%] | 8 (44.4%) [22%, 69%] | 3 (7.3%) [1.9%, 21%] | ||
School level | 59 | 0.64 | |||
Secondary (12th degree)/Technical Specialization | 34 (58%) [44%, 70%] | 9 (52.9%) [29%, 76%] | 25 (59.5%) [43%, 74%] | ||
Higher education (bachelor, master, PhD) | 25 (42%) [30%, 56%] | 8 (47.1%) [24%, 71%] | 17 (40.5%) [26%, 57%] | ||
Current occupation | 60 | 0.06 | |||
Employed | 54 (90%) [79%, 96%] | 14 (77.8%) [52%, 93%] | 40 (95.2%) [83%, 99%] | ||
Unemployed | 6 (10%) [4.1%, 21%] | 4 (22.2%) [7.4%, 48%] | 2 (4.8%) [0.83%, 17%] | ||
Current income | 51 | 1200 (880, 1850) | 1600 (965, 2450) | 1100 (850, 1525) | 0.064 |
Current income | 51 | 0.52 | |||
Minimum wage (501–1000€) | 23 (45.1%) [31%, 60%] | 5 (33.3%) [13%, 61%] | 18 (50%) [34%, 66%] | ||
Average (1001–2000€) | 18 (35.3%) [23%, 50%] | 6 (40%) [17%, 67%] | 12 (33.3%) [19%, 51%] | ||
Above average (> 2000€) | 10 (19.6%) [10%, 34%] | 4 (26.7%) [8.9%, 55%] | 6 (16.7%) [7.0%, 33%] | ||
Years in Portugal | 42 | 2 (1.3, 3) | 2 (1.3, 3) | ||
