Condom use in combination with ART can reduce HIV incidence and mortality of PLWHA among MSM: a study from Beijing, China

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Table 1 ART-related parameters, condom use and parameters of HIV prevalence among key affected population in Chaoyang District in 2003–2013

Year	ART coverage (%)	Initiation on CD4 cell count (/μl)	HIV prevalence of FSW (%)	HIV prevalence of male IDU (%)	HIV prevalence of female IDU (%)	HIV prevalence of MSM (%)	Condom use between MSM and MSM (%)	Condom use between MSM and MSW (%)
2003	5.06	200	0.26	8.01	7.83	1.34	42.00	55.00
2004	10.91	200	0.34	7.68	6.98	1.55	44.20	56.08
2005	13.81	200	0.50	6.82	8.00	3.23	46.10	62.10
2006	18.27	200	0.29	6.48	6.14	4.81	48.34	62.74
2007	21.36	200	0.71	6.04	5.66	4.50	50.08	63.30
2008	20.98	350	0.62	5.86	6.45	5.40	51.12	63.78
2009	20.11	350	0.07	6.22	6.06	6.04	51.30	64.10
2010	21.71	350	0.15	4.26	6.67	6.09	52.09	64.56
2011	24.14	350	0.20	3.65	3.00	5.60	53.48	65.24
2012	27.40	350	0.10	3.95	2.81	6.87	54.48	66.08
2013	29.72	350	0.10	3.70	2.85	7.12	56.00	66.70

ART Antiretroviral therapy, FSW Female sex workers, HIV Human immunodeficiency virus, IDU IV drug user, MSM Men who have sex with men, MSW Male sex worker
Source: ART coverage, [33] initiation on CD4 cell count, [34] HIV prevalence of FSW, IDU (male and female) and MSM, condom use between MSM and MSM, condom use between MSM and MSW were from the surveillance points in Chaoyang District of Beijing in China (2003–2013) and research findings [23,24,25,26]