Factors associated with viral suppression among pregnant women in the 2017 and 2019 Antenatal HIV Sentinel Surveys, South Africa.

Factors associated with viral suppression among pregnant women in the 2017 and 2019 Antenatal HIV Sentinel Surveys, South Africa.

<p>Factors associated with viral suppression among pregnant women in the 2017 and 2019 Antenatal HIV Sentinel Surveys, South Africa.</p>

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Main Author:	Selamawit Woldesenbet (735086) (author)
Other Authors:	Mireille Cheyip (8574984) (author), Carl Lombard (17685) (author), Samuel Manda (846698) (author), Kassahun Ayalew (8317062) (author), Tendesayi Kufa (659563) (author), Adrian Puren (60199) (author)
Published:	2022
Subjects:	Medicine Molecular Biology Biotechnology Science Policy Infectious Diseases Virology Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified routinely reported nationally root causes underlying multivariable analysis adjusting epidemic control aim 9 &# 8211 5 &# 8211 25 &# 8211 target young women third 95 target second 95 targets 95 global targets 15 &# 8211 1 &# 8211 viral suppression increased viral suppression could low viral suppression xlink "> although viral load tests positive women included improve progress towards adjusted odds ratio 6 &# 8211 4 &# 8211 3 &# 8211 2 &# 8211 11 321 hiv positive people know ci ): 95 gauteng ), age xlink "> data 8 %) knew viral suppression xlink "> viral load progress towards 8 ), pregnant women 8 %) unaids 95 positive status positive specimens 15 november 1 october 4 %) 3 %) 2 %) art ), western cape virally suppressed study highlighted south africa provincial variation people diagnosed medical records less likely hiv status geographical location future studies except kwazulu examine association e ., contributing factors confidence interval combined dataset blood specimen analyses considered 50 copies 49 years 10 065
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