Epidemiology of HIV Infection in the Developing World
Summary
- A generalized epidemic is one in which the prevalence of HIV in the general population is > 1%
- Most generalized HIV epidemics are driven by heterosexual intercourse
- In some parts of the world, HIV epidemics are concentrated in high-risk populations, such as injection drug users, MSM, female sex workers, migrant workers, and truck drivers
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