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Modeling HIV vaccines in Brazil: assessing the impact of a future HIV vaccine on reducing new infections, mortality and number of people receiving ARV.

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Table 1. Parameter Values used to Simulate the Brazilian HIV Epidemic.
Figure 1. AIDS deaths model fit. Number of AIDS deaths and model fit. Brazil, 1985–2007
Figure 3. HIV vaccine impact on new infections. Number of estimated new HIV infections according to population vaccinated by year
Figure 7. Patients on ARV. Estimated number of patients receiving ARV according to type of vaccine by year
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