… and developing countries in seroprevalence and mortality rates of HIV infection. … HIV
seroprevalence might increase our understanding of the influence of societal characteristics on HIV …

… Duallydiagnosed patients under age 29 had an HIV seroprevalence of 12.0% (ie, 5 of 34
patients) compared with those over 50 who had a 36% seroprevalence (ie, 4 of 11 patients). …

… source of information to better inform HIV prevention and control efforts in Europe, we
conducted a systematic literature review of HIV seroprevalence among MSM, PWID, prisoners, sex …

… problem by developing systematic procedures for inquiring about HIV-risk behavior. In an
ongoing study, we are collecting seroprevalence data from homeless and long-stay units and …

… : (1) implementation of prevention activities when HIV seroprevalence was still low, (2) provision
of … In low-seroprevalence areas, it appears possible to severely limit transmission of HIV …

… sible for facilitating the spread of HIV infection by increasing the infectivity of … HIV infection.
In this study we have demonstrated a geographical association between HIV seroprevalence …

… State¬ wide HIV infection rates were higherin black and Hispanicbirths. Although these …
seroprevalence of New York State births, this study also is useful in estimating the number of HIV-…

… In this study, we expand the analysis of non-response bias in HIV seroprevalence estimates
to … levels of HIV prevalence, we evaluate potential bias in national seroprevalence estimates …

… severely affected by HIV, the impact on HIV virulence of adaptation of HIV to protective HLA
… higher adult seroprevalence than in South Africa, HIV replication capacity is lower. HIV is …

… on HIV infection among Russian street youth are unavailable. The purpose of this study was
to assess HIV seroprevalence … , and behavioral characteristics associated with HIV infection. …