Descriptive Characteristics of the 2010–11 Zimbabwe DHS: Men (n = 3,834) and Women (n = 5,321) Aged 15–49, Sexually Active in the Past Year, and Tested for HIV.

1<p>Analyses weighted with standard DHS sampling weights for study design and non-response.</p>2<p>In the past 12 months.</p

Descriptive Characteristics of Heterosexual Couples in Relationships ≥12 Months and Both Tested for HIV (n = 1,852) in the 2010–11 Zimbabwe DHS: Travel, HIV Serostatus, and Sexual Partner Concurrency at the partnership-level¹.

1<p>Analyses weighted with standard DHS sampling weights for study design and non-response.</p>2<p>In the past 12 months.</p>3<p>Of the 171 men who reported concurrent partners in the last 12 months, 57 had polygamous-only concurrency and 114 had additional non-wife or cohabitating partners in last 12 months.</p

Factors Associated with Sexual Partner Concurrency in the 2010–11 Zimbabwe DHS: Men (n = 3843) Aged 15–49, Sexually Active in the Past Year, and Tested for HIV (Reference: No Concurrency)¹.

1<p>Analyses weighted with standard DHS sampling weights for study design and non-response.</p>2<p>Adjusted for 4 sociodemographic and 2 sexual behavior variables in the table.</p>3<p>In the past 12 months.</p

Association Between Dyadic Short-term mobility and Concurrency in the 2010–11 Zimbabwe DHS: Heterosexual Couples in Relationships ≥12 Months and Both Tested for HIV (n = 1,852).

1<p>Cells are undefined when no cases were observed.</p

Prevalence plots to produce baseline epidemics in Uganda and South Africa.

<p>Prevalence plots to produce baseline epidemics in Uganda and South Africa.</p

Mean HIV incidence rate in tenth year of Option B+ with High PMTCT coverage set at 20%, 40%, 60% and 80%.

<p>ART coverage is held constant at Current levels. On the right axis, we see the mean proportion of virally suppressed individuals (viral load < 100 counts/ml), at the end of the tenth year of intervention.</p

Coverage levels for the three scenarios that we modeled.

<p>Parameter estimates for Southwestersn Uganda (SW Uganda) and KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) are separated by commas.</p