Background The objective of this study was to model the predictors of HIV prevalence in
Malawi through a complex sample logistic regression and spatial mapping approach using …

Background Although local spatiotemporal analysis can improve understanding of
geographic variation of the HIV epidemic, its drivers, and the search for targeted …

Background The HIV epidemic in East Africa is of public health importance with an
increasing number of young people getting infected. This study sought to identify spatial …

Background Infection with the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is an alarming problem
in North African countries, but few studies have analyzed the geographical distribution of the …

Background Adequate resource allocation is critical in the battle against HIV/AIDS,
especially in Africa. The determination of the location and nature of HIV services to …

Background Monitoring the HIV epidemic in a defined population is critical for planning
treatment and preventive strategies. This is especially important in sub-Saharan Africa …

Abstract Background In sub-Saharan Africa, where~ 25 million individuals are infected with
HIV and transmission is predominantly heterosexual, there is substantial geographic …

This study uses a 2007 population-based household survey to examine the individual and
community-level factors that increase an individual's risk for HIV infection in the Democratic …

Abstract Background Amhara Region has the largest at-risk population in Ethiopia, with
widespread traditional practices that are likely to increase transmission of HIV. However, the …

Methods: Data were obtained from Zimbabwe Demographic and Health Survey (ZDHS)
conducted in 2015 as well as estimations from the Zimbabwe Population-Based HIV Impact …