Trends in annual HIV incidence among heterosexual sexual health clinic attendees in London, 2009–2013.

Trends in annual HIV incidence among heterosexual sexual health clinic attendees in London, 2009–2013.</p

Trends in annual HIV incidence among heterosexual sexual health clinic attendees in England 2009–2013.

<p>Trends in annual HIV incidence among heterosexual sexual health clinic attendees in England 2009–2013.</p

Estimated annual HIV incidence in sexual health clinics in England; by transmission risk group 2009–2013.

<p>Estimated annual HIV incidence in sexual health clinics in England; by transmission risk group 2009–2013.</p

Trends in annual HIV incidence among MSM sexual health clinic attendees by region 2009–2013.

<p>Trends in annual HIV incidence among MSM sexual health clinic attendees by region 2009–2013.</p

Trends in annual HIV incidence among MSM sexual health clinic attendees by region and age 2009–2013.

<p>Trends in annual HIV incidence among MSM sexual health clinic attendees by region and age 2009–2013.</p

Incidence estimates for Kiev City, Ukraine, April 2013 –March 2014, by subpopulations.

Incidence estimates for Kiev City, Ukraine, April 2013 –March 2014, by subpopulations.</p

Factors association with testing recent according to the LAg assay in Kiev City, Ukraine: April 2013 –March 2014

<p>Factors association with testing recent according to the LAg assay in Kiev City, Ukraine: April 2013 –March 2014</p

Characteristics of persons newly diagnosed with HIV and the proportion identified as recently infected using the LAg Avidity EIA, Kiev City, Ukraine: April 2013 –March 2014.

<p>Characteristics of persons newly diagnosed with HIV and the proportion identified as recently infected using the LAg Avidity EIA, Kiev City, Ukraine: April 2013 –March 2014.</p

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Distribution of CD4+ T cell counts between persons classified as long-term (LT), pending/invalid and recent (R) in the LAg and BRAI assays (left and right panels, respectively).

The number of groups indicates the number of persons with CD4+ T cell count measurements within six months after HIV diagnosis. Only significant differences are shown.</p