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Sub-Saharan Africa · 2018–2020
Mapping high HIV transmission areas
Figure by Caroline BulstraHIV incidence varies sharply within countries, but national programmes often plan at a scale that hides this. Using nationally representative survey data from across sub-Saharan Africa, we mapped subnational patterns of HIV transmission at high spatial resolution.
The analysis characterised the demographic and behavioural profiles of high-transmission areas, showing how geographically targeted prevention and treatment could reach the people and places carrying the greatest burden.
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