Predictors of fertility intentions among men and women in HIV serodiscordant couples in Zambia (2005–2012).

<p>Predictors of fertility intentions among men and women in HIV serodiscordant couples in Zambia (2005–2012).</p

Descriptive analyses of socio-demographic, behavioral, biomedical covariates by fertility intention of Zambian women in serodiscordant couples stratified by serostatus (n = 1283).

<p>Descriptive analyses of socio-demographic, behavioral, biomedical covariates by fertility intention of Zambian women in serodiscordant couples stratified by serostatus (n = 1283).</p

Results of multivariable Cox proportional hazard regression of association between fertility intentions on HIV acquisition in: (1) women, (2) men, and (3) in men and women1.

<p>Results of multivariable Cox proportional hazard regression of association between fertility intentions on HIV acquisition in: (1) women, (2) men, and (3) in men and women1.</p

Consensus seasonal biochemistry parameter reference intervals and out-of-range values.

‡<p>The number and proportion of volunteers whose dry season values are outside the consensus rainy season reference interval.</p>‡‡<p>The number and proportion of volunteers whose rainy season values are outside the consensus dry season reference interval.</p><p>*Excludes all Masaka volunteers (Masaka ALP, total IgG and LDH values varied significantly from those of other sites) and one volunteer with a missing value at Kigali.</p

Consensus seasonal haematology parameter reference intervals and out-of-range values.

‡<p>The number and percentage of volunteers whose dry season values are outside the consensus rainy season reference interval.</p>‡‡<p>The number and proportion of volunteers whose rainy season values are outside the consensus dry season reference interval.</p><p>*Excludes all Masaka volunteers (Masaka eosinophil counts varied significantly from those of other sites) and one Kigali volunteer with a missing value.</p>∧<p>Excludes all Lusaka volunteers (Lusaka basophil counts varied significantly from those of other sites) and one volunteer with a missing value at Kigali.</p

Study Profile.

<p>Study Profile.</p

Summary of reasons for screen-outs, non-attendance of seasonal visit and exclusion from seasonal analysis by site.

<p>Percentages shown as a proportion of either total screened, total analyzed at visit 1, or total that attended visit 2.</p>#<p>Volunteers may have multiple screen-out reasons therefore columns may sum to >100%.</p

Volunteer baseline characteristics.

‡<p>Volunteers included in the IAVI African laboratory reference intervals study analysis.</p>†<p>Volunteers that attended the seasonal visit and were included in the seasonal analysis study.</p

Comparison of consensus rainy and dry season haematology parameter mean values.

<p>*Excludes all Masaka volunteers (Masaka eosinophil counts varied significantly from those of other sites) and one volunteer with a missing value at Kigali.</p>∧<p>Excludes all Lusaka volunteers (Lusaka basophil counts varied significantly from those of other sites) and one volunteer with a missing value at Kigali.</p

Comparison of consensus rainy and dry season biochemistry parameter mean values.

<p>*Excludes all Masaka volunteers (Masaka ALP, total IgG and LDH values varied significantly from those of other sites) and one volunteer with a missing value at Kigali.</p