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From: The risk of HIV transmission at each step of the HIV care continuum among people who inject drugs: a modeling study

Fig. 2

Population Size and Transmission Attributable to HIV Care Continuum Steps Among People Who Inject Drugs. Abbreviations: ART: antiretroviral therapy; HIV: human immunodeficiency virus. Note: The green bars (population proportion) correspond to the proportion of HIV-infected people who inject drugs in New York City in 2012 in a given step of the HIV care continuum. The blue bars (transmission proportion) correspond to the proportion of HIV transmission attributable to those in a given step of the HIV care continuum. The HIV care continuum categories are defined as follows: Undiagnosed - those without a positive HIV diagnosis; Diagnosed-not on ART - those positively diagnosed but not enrolled on ART; Unsuppressed - those enrolled on ART but not virally suppressed; Suppressed - those who have achieved viral suppression. The population proportion refers to the average proportion of HV-infected people who inject drugs in the respective care continuum step over the one-year study period. The error bars represent the 95% simulation interval obtained from the 10,000 Monte Carlo runs used to estimate the main results

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