Baseline Maternal Characteristics of 522 HIV-Infected Women Initiating ARV Therapy for PMTCT in the Kisumu Breastfeeding Study, July 2003 to November 2006.^*

*<p>Number indicates the number of women who chose each response. Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. Sample sizes (in parentheses) may vary due to missing data.</p>§<p>KSh 85 per 1 US dollar (rate varies).</p

Reasons Given by Women Who Had Never Used a Condom.^*

*<p>Number (percent) indicates the number (percentage) of women who chose each response. Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. Sample sizes (in parentheses) may vary due to missing data.</p

Preferred Family Planning Method.^*

*<p>Choices were not mutually exclusive. Number (percent) indicates the number (percentage) of women of the total who chose each FP method. Totals may vary due to missing data.</p

Women's Perception of Family Planning Acceptance by Spouse or Partner.^*

*<p>Number (percent) indicates the number (percentage) of women who chose each response. Percentages may not add up to 100% due to rounding. Sample sizes (in parentheses) may vary due to missing data.</p

Predictors of Intention to Use Family Planning.^*

*<p>Number (percent) indicates the number (percentage) of women of the total who intended to use family planning. Sample sizes (in parentheses) may vary due to missing data.</p>§<p>Only for 63 participants who had a previous history of an STI other than HIV.</p

Flow diagram of women enrolled n the Kisumu breastfeeding study.

<p>Flow diagram of women enrolled n the Kisumu breastfeeding study.</p

Summary of Adjusted Prevalence Ratios (PR) for Accessing Steps of PMTCT Care.

<p>Samples for each column described in previous tables; all variables in final adjusted models presented.</p><p>*Prevalence ratios for continuous and ordinal variables are for each one unit change in the variable.</p>†<p>p<0.05, ^‡p<0.01, ^¥p<0.001.</p><p>Summary of Adjusted Prevalence Ratios (PR) for Accessing Steps of PMTCT Care.</p

Uptake throughout cascade of PMTCT Services among Women in the Demographic Health Surveillance System Area, Nyanza Province, Kenya (2011).

<p>*Includes HIV+ oversample and does not reflect population HIV prevalence.</p

Distribution of HIV-1 subtypes among participants, by recency of infection, Western Kenya, October 2003-May 2005.

<p><b>(A)</b> Long term (>239 days) (B) recent infections (≤239 days) (Fig 1B). A, C, D, G represent pure subtypes while AD, AC, CD are unique recombinant forms, CRF; Complex recombinants forms.</p

Demographic characteristics of HIV-infected participants, by genetic cluster of HIV-1 strains, Western Kenya, October 2003 –May 2005.

<p>Demographic characteristics of HIV-infected participants, by genetic cluster of HIV-1 strains, Western Kenya, October 2003 –May 2005.</p