Abstract
There is inadequate information on high-risk populations even though prevention programmes are the mainstay of the national response to the HIV epidemic in these populations. We used the mode of transmission (MOT) model to understand the sources of new HIV infections and use this information for programme planning.
Highlights
There is inadequate information on high-risk populations even though prevention programmes are the mainstay of the national response to the HIV epidemic in these populations
We used the mode of transmission (MOT) model to understand the sources of new HIV infections and use this information for programme planning
The MOT model estimates that 9136 new HIV infections will occur in Iran in 2010 (UCL 6831-11757)
Summary
There is inadequate information on high-risk populations even though prevention programmes are the mainstay of the national response to the HIV epidemic in these populations. We used the mode of transmission (MOT) model to understand the sources of new HIV infections and use this information for programme planning
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