Commissioned by SANAC, AprilSpecifically, the HIV epidemic review aims to: 1) Describe the level of heterogeneity of the South African HIV epidemic and comment on any sub-epidemics that can be delineated within the national epidemic 2) Identify the populations at greatest risk of HIV infection based on analysis of the distribution of new infections 3) Establish the factors driving the HIV epidemic through an analysis of national and provincial behavioural, biological, socio-economic and demographic data 4) Provide an epidemiologic evidence base for formulating evidence-informed, better targeted, more effective prevention strategies and actions
According to the latest 2014 UNAIDS report, which was based on the 2012 South African National HIV P...
HIV has disproportionately affected southern Africa. This region, which comprises 2% of the worlds ...
Due to its rapid spreading, AIDS has been declared a global epidemic. Especially sub-Saharan Africa ...
This article presents key findings from the 2012 HIV prevalence, incidence and behaviour survey cond...
The report covers the epidemiology of HIV from both social and biomedical points of view, providing ...
Background: South Africa is experiencing one of the worst HIV epidemics, which varies by province an...
South Africa is experiencing one of the worst HIV epidemics, which varies by province and by distric...
The first part of this chapter provides an account of the history of HIV and AIDS in South Africa th...
Objectives. To investigate the magnitude and the time course of the HIV epidemic in the provinces of...
South Africa has the largest number of people living with HIV worldwide. South Africa has implemente...
Background: South Africa is at the epicentre of the HIV pandemic, with the world’s high-est number o...
Southern Africa, home to about 20 % of the global burden of infection continues to experience high r...
Background: HIV prevalence differs substantially between South Africa’s provinces, but the factors a...
The Nelson Mandela Foundation (NMF) commissioned the first national, household sero-prevalence surve...
This historical analysis examines a public health crisis which has impacted every aspect of society ...
According to the latest 2014 UNAIDS report, which was based on the 2012 South African National HIV P...
HIV has disproportionately affected southern Africa. This region, which comprises 2% of the worlds ...
Due to its rapid spreading, AIDS has been declared a global epidemic. Especially sub-Saharan Africa ...
This article presents key findings from the 2012 HIV prevalence, incidence and behaviour survey cond...
The report covers the epidemiology of HIV from both social and biomedical points of view, providing ...
Background: South Africa is experiencing one of the worst HIV epidemics, which varies by province an...
South Africa is experiencing one of the worst HIV epidemics, which varies by province and by distric...
The first part of this chapter provides an account of the history of HIV and AIDS in South Africa th...
Objectives. To investigate the magnitude and the time course of the HIV epidemic in the provinces of...
South Africa has the largest number of people living with HIV worldwide. South Africa has implemente...
Background: South Africa is at the epicentre of the HIV pandemic, with the world’s high-est number o...
Southern Africa, home to about 20 % of the global burden of infection continues to experience high r...
Background: HIV prevalence differs substantially between South Africa’s provinces, but the factors a...
The Nelson Mandela Foundation (NMF) commissioned the first national, household sero-prevalence surve...
This historical analysis examines a public health crisis which has impacted every aspect of society ...
According to the latest 2014 UNAIDS report, which was based on the 2012 South African National HIV P...
HIV has disproportionately affected southern Africa. This region, which comprises 2% of the worlds ...
Due to its rapid spreading, AIDS has been declared a global epidemic. Especially sub-Saharan Africa ...