Background Equitable service provision and coverage are important responses to end the
threat of the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Understanding inequity supports policies and programmes …

Background Globally people are living longer and enduring non-communicable diseases
(NCDs) many of which co-occur as multimorbidity. Demographic and socioeconomic factors …

Abstract Introduction In the Latin America and Caribbean region, Haiti is one of the countries
with the highest rates of HIV. Therefore, this study examined the factors associated with HIV …

Introduction HIV testing is the entry point to HIV prevention, care and treatment and needs
continuous evaluation to understand whether all social groups have accessed services …

Objectives This study is set up to explore the factors associated with Human
Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) testing among women and men in Nepal. Study design Nepal …

Abstract Background In India, there is currently a lack of data on socioeconomic inequalities
in HIV testing on a national scale; thus, understanding socioeconomic inequalities in …

ABSTRACT HIV testing is free in Malawi, but users may still incur costs that can deter or
delay them accessing these services. We sought to identify and quantify these costs among …

Objectives Wealth-related inequality across the South African antenatal HIV care cascade
has not been considered in detail as a potential hindrance to eliminating mother-to-child HIV …

Abstract Background Mainstreaming HIV and AIDS across sectors is crucial to close the
disparities in service provision and coverage. However, evidence has shown that certain …

Introduction: Although HIV prevalence is exceptionally high in South Africa, HIV testing rates
remain below targeted guidelines. Older adults living with HIV are substantially more likely …