Data from: Understanding PrEP: Perceptions and Misconceptions Amongst Men Who Have Sex With Men in Upstate South Carolina
The 4 tables and 2 figures from the article, as CSV files and the original images.
Jack Golder · Christian Zanetti-Weeks · Evan Lagerberg · Doralyn Jones
- Published
- September 26, 2026
- Version
- 1.0.0
- Files
- 14 release files
About this dataset
Overview
The tables and figures from “Understanding PrEP: Perceptions and Misconceptions Amongst Men Who Have Sex With Men in Upstate South Carolina,” published in Journal of the American Medical Student Association (JAMSA) on February 12, 2026, as separate files. Each table is a CSV file copied cell by cell from the final accepted manuscript, and each figure is the image embedded in that manuscript. The record holds 4 tables and 2 figures.
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table-2.csv · first 5 rows
| Barrier | Variable | Correlation | P-Value |
|---|---|---|---|
| If I were to use PrEP, people would think that I have HIV | How many men (cis or trans) have you had anal sex within the past 6 months? | 0.432 | 0.020 |
| If I were to use PrEP, people would think that I have HIV | Information I could bring to my doctor to help them learn about PrEP | -0.404 | 0.033 |
| If I were to use PrEP, people would think that I have HIV | In which county do you currently live? | -0.384 | 0.044 |
| There are easier ways to keep from getting HIV than taking PrEP | A written step-by-step guide to going onto PrEP | 0.403 | 0.034 |
| People would avoid me if they found out that I used PrEP | How many men (cis or trans) have you had anal sex within the past 6 months? | 0.386 | 0.042 |
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Data dictionary
table-1.csv
Table 1: Characteristics of study participants (n=28)
table-2.csv
Table 2: Correlations found between study variables
table-3.csv
Table 3: Correlations found between study variables
table-4.csv
Table 4: Correlations found between study variables & interventions
figure-1.png
Figure 1: Experienced or Perceived Barriers to PrEP Use (%)
figure-2.png
Figure 2: Factors That Would Increase PrEP Use (%)
Files
prep-perceptions-south-carolina-data-1.0.0.zip
213.4 kBComplete frozen release: 12 source-manifest files plus MANIFEST.json.
SHA-256 d844c6b2b227f9e1d4bc27096b815fbbbd0158cd60202aaa734ccc59c3630218
table-1.csv
1.0 kBTable 1: Characteristics of study participants (n=28)
SHA-256 42fe9fc8996bc638bc6964a82aba39087862a819d9640959f8fef832b9f6ca72
table-2.csv
1.1 kBTable 2: Correlations found between study variables
SHA-256 10335db879130f18b37173c2e9e875126e81c65ed3ae7414504e39bf951f6f60
table-3.csv
1.1 kBTable 3: Correlations found between study variables
SHA-256 1f8d9a4c4397fa918aa7d52e9d0a3426ea10ad85acab4c7012c9ba8ee55a594b
table-4.csv
1.0 kBTable 4: Correlations found between study variables & interventions
SHA-256 87304d88fd4bda49ef5528693a9775b9f61888510489632c654b5c022ce6e083
figure-1.png
100.2 kBFigure 1: Experienced or Perceived Barriers to PrEP Use (%)
SHA-256 d7a0a937724691d7ac53e7c1249622c53aa8dfc69c46c2ece53e27a446c48c87
figure-2.png
147.1 kBFigure 2: Factors That Would Increase PrEP Use (%)
SHA-256 582d218bd6c3f5315359653bf7ffb35fb35a771366fb0babe30fd917288c3d03
data_dictionary.csv
604 bytesWhat each table and figure file contains.
SHA-256 5b89d252720ebd45dbc41b38d55450dda6e970806dabd0d2118cb5d46d814134
README.md
2.7 kBContents, how to read the tables, license and citation.
SHA-256 b35ac73b2158cbe67262f4cf266d3f67aa7cdbbea1802527cc308f4f07988d72
METHODS.md
1.3 kBSource manuscript, how the tables and figures were copied, captions and checks.
SHA-256 472ee98f01b95ec412136f83efbce51466513e9ef7546f83f1f85740e9f7d56a
MANIFEST.json
1.8 kBByte count and SHA-256 for every file in the source release.
SHA-256 650c0348aaed865b11151431e7430cf8f5390b402b122b84d47d47c54cff7e5b
CITATION.cff
1.6 kBDataset citation, creator list and the article it supplements.
SHA-256 2e9b3878fb5f39f7c3b5a7bd0a5ef404dcccc631ee461895b0cb8cb7e11337cc
LICENSE
18.2 kBCreative Commons Attribution 4.0 International legal code.
SHA-256 9ba9550ad48438d0836ddab3da480b3b69ffa0aac7b7878b5a0039e7ab429411
deposit-receipt.json
3.4 kBDeposit receipt: source release, archive digest and rights.
SHA-256 ebd09588d806d7e06152bd7e36a110a39097e02acc3626bdddea3acf23f057fd
How it was made
Methods
- 1
The files come from the final accepted Word manuscript of the article. Each table was copied cell by cell into a UTF-8 CSV file, and each figure is the image embedded in the manuscript, copied byte for byte. No values were retyped, recalculated or generated, and no AI system was used.
- 2
Captions are the caption paragraphs directly above or below each item in the manuscript, copied as written.
- 3
Every file passed ConductScience Data inspection policy 1.2.1 for personal data, secrets and unsafe content. The source manifest fixes all 12 files by byte count and SHA-256, and the archive adds the manifest itself.
Version history
Version 1.0.0 · current
Published September 26, 2026 from source tag v1.0.0 at commit 103160bd073f.