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See Latest ArticlesComparison of HIV-1 prevalence and risk factors between pregnant, non-pregnant, all women and the general population in Tanzania: implications for second-generation surveillance
International Journal of STD & AIDS, 06/30/09
Mmbaga EJ et al. - Pregnant women in the general population underestimate the HIV-1 magnitude among women but closely approximate that of the general population. HIV-1 risk factors are similar between pregnant and all women in the general population. Second-generation surveillance could utilize pregnant women risk behaviours to approximate that of all women in the general population.
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