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Table 4 Highest intervention impact estimates of HIV prevalence (%) without (baseline) and with scale-up of interventions; relative reduction in prevalence, incidence, AIDS-related mortality, and number of new infections over 15 years (obtained by comparing the model with intervention scale-up to the baseline model after 15 years). LR = low risk, MR = medium risk, HR = high risk

From: Modelling the impact of combining HIV prevention interventions on HIV dynamics in fishing communities in Uganda

 

Baseline model (without intervention scale-up)

Intervention scale-up model

Relative reduction (compared to baseline)

 

HIV prevalence in July 2029

Prevalence

Incidence

AIDS-related mortality

New infections over 15 years

Overall

14.14% (13.17–15.13)

8.75% (7.98–9.55)

0.3810

0.8668

0.5376

0.4123

Female LR

16.78% (15.18–18.42)

10.51% (9.26–11.89)

0.3739

0.8672

0.5478

0.4092

Female MR

27.90% (16.14–40.96)

18.34% (9.87–31.41)

0.3425

0.8500

0.5320

0.3848

Female HR

29.85% (21.82–39.42)

20.33% (13.26–28.28)

0.3192

0.8315

0.5170

0.3651

Male LR

10.88% (9.50–12.35)

6.37% (5.33–7.55)

0.4144

0.8815

0.5389

0.4299

Male MR

15.67% (11.81–20.52)

9.64% (6.59–13.63)

0.3848

0.8651

0.5222

0.4104

Male HR

9.53% (7.12–12.45)

6.07% (4.15–8.48)

0.3636

0.8443

0.5056

0.3983