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Information × Registration Number 0216U003624, 0113U000076 , R & D reports Title The role of the seroepidemiological monitoring to improve the control of HIV-infection in Ukraine popup.stage_title Head Sergeyeva Tatyana, Registration Date 09-03-2016 Organization The L.V.Gromaschevskyi Scientific and Research Institute of Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases popup.description2 The current system of seroepidemiological monitoring needs optimization. There is a tendency to slow down the epidemic process among IDUs during 2013 -2014 decreased to 3,3% and 3,1% respectively, partly due to the inclusion of persons surveyed using rapid tests. The highest HIV infection rate in 2014 found in the individuals who had sexual contacts with HIV-infected (13,1%); who are in prisons (4,5%); MSM persons (2,8%).The increase of HIV testing in public organizations has not led to the expected growth of the number of new HIV infected persons and, therefore, the level of infection. Sentinel surveillance investigations were conducted among IDUs, FSWs and their clients, MSM and prisoners from different regions of Ukraine. HIV prevalence in these groups is 19.7%, 7.3%, 4.8%, 6.4% and 11,0% respectively. Triangulation method proved intensive spread of HIV among MSM and IDUs younger age, and the role of STI as an additional factor in accelerating the spread of HIV in the Kyiv. In almost all regions of Ukraine there is no effective system redirects HIV-positive clients from NGOs to AIDS centers. Product Description popup.authors Бугаєнко Наталя Станіславівна Ватаманюк Марія Юріївна Грабовий Сергій Леонідович Кислих Олена Миколаївна Круглов Юрій Валентинович Кузін Ігор Володимирович Максименок Олена Валентинівна Марциновська Віолета Анатоліївна Нгуен Ірина Володимирівна popup.nrat_date 2020-04-02 Close
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Head: Sergeyeva Tatyana. The role of the seroepidemiological monitoring to improve the control of HIV-infection in Ukraine. (popup.stage: ). The L.V.Gromaschevskyi Scientific and Research Institute of Epidemiology and Infectious Diseases. № 0216U003624
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