Cost-effectiveness of newborn circumcision in reducing lifetime HIV risk among U.S. males.

The recent Retrovirus Epidemiology Donor Study- II (REDSII) study aimed to assess current risk factors for HIV infection among HIV positive and HIV negative blood donors in

predictors of CIN in the multivariate regression model: infection by HIV (HIV-positive patients presented a higher risk of developing CIN than those HIV-negative); age (the incidence

on the effectiveness of TasP in reducing the risk of HIV transmission, but it makes recommendations for its implementation in health services: interventions should be made

In the light of the above, this study aimed to identify the risk factors for domestic accidents among children born exposed to HIV and the main nursing

The objectives of this study were to estimate the risk of vertical HIV transmission and assess the associated factors and missed opportuni- ties for prevention in a cohort of

partnership, previous HIV testing; receiving/of- fering money and/or drugs for sex, sex under the influence of drugs and/or alcohol, cigarette smoking, lifetime verbal,

The aim here was to investigate the risk of recurrence of CIN II/III among HIV-infected women (HIV+) and uninfected women in a cohort treated by means of large-loop excision of

The objective of the present study was to estimate the HIV prevalence and identify high risk sexual behavior for infection among pregnant women who were given counseling and