Trends in Time Spent Viremic Among Persons Newly Diagnosed With HIV in San Francisco
Alison J. Hughes,
Vani Nimbal,
Ling Hsu
et al.
Abstract:Objective:
To examine trends in time spent viremic and initiation into antiretroviral treatment (ART) among persons newly diagnosed with HIV in San Francisco.
Methods:
Using HIV surveillance data, we included persons diagnosed with HIV during 2012–2020, a San Francisco resident at HIV diagnosis, alive 12 months after HIV diagnosis, and had ≥2 viral load tests within 12 months after diagnosis. Percent person-time spent (pPT) >200, pPT >1500, and pP… Show more
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