… to be a cost-effective addition to HIV prevention programmes in some settings. However,
the cost-effectiveness of PrEP is likely to depend on considerations such as cost, the epidemic …

… Another study conducted for a cohort in Rakai, Uganda used a stochastic model to
simulate the impact of MC on HIV incidence, infections averted and cost [34]. The researchers …

… The long incubation period of HIV further complicates the analysis as the … impact and costs
of prevention programmes if we are to ensure that the available resources for HIV prevention …

… The approach in this paper could potentially overstate the impact of prevented infections
on treatment costs and QALYs saved. However, this type of model was useful in making …

… Prevention (CDC) focus on funding HIV prevention interventions likely to have high impact on
the HIV … to four HIV prevention interventions: HIV testing, prevention with HIV-positives and …

… Of all the parameters that we systematically studied, the 2 that had the greatest impact on
cost-effectiveness were the prevalence of HIV infection in the target population and the …

… on the cost-effectiveness of HIV prevention interventions … find that few HIV prevention analyses
are reported to be not cost-… potential impact and cost-effectiveness of self-testing for HIV in …

… health burden of HIV/AIDS … cost-effectiveness of HIV treatment and prevention interventions
implemented at previously documented scales of delivery in six US cities with diverse HIV …

… (human immunodeficiency virus) epidemic, the overall impact is just beginning to be realized.
In the United States … If the costs of an HIV prevention program are less than the number of …

… HIV prevention programs have an impact on averting or … costs of behaviorally based
HIV prevention programs outweighed by the economic benefits, and are these programs cost…