Table 1 Analyses exploring the potential impact of changes in ART and PrEP coverage on achieving EHE goals and their implications for the racial and sex disparities in HIV burden
Analysis | Scenario | ART coverage among HIV positive persons | PrEP coverage among indicated persons | Intervention population |
|---|---|---|---|---|
1 | 1 | 60% | 10% | All |
2 | 70% | 20% | ||
3 | 80% | 30% | ||
4 | 90% | 40% | ||
5 | 100% | 50% | ||
6 | 90% | 10% | ||
7 | 20% | |||
8 | 30% | |||
9 | 40% | |||
10 | 50% | |||
11 | 95% | 10% | ||
12 | 20% | |||
13 | 30% | |||
14 | 40% | |||
15 | 50% | |||
2 | 16–20 | 60%-100% | Baseline | Black/African American MSM |
21–25 | Hispanic/Latino MSM | |||
26–30 | White/Other MSM | |||
30–35 | Black/African American heterosexual males | |||
36–40 | Hispanic/Latino heterosexual males | |||
41–45 | White/Other heterosexual males | |||
46–50 | Black/African American females | |||
51–55 | Hispanic/Latino females | |||
56–60 | White/Other females | |||
61–65 | Baseline | 10%-50% | Black/African American MSM | |
66–70 | Hispanic/Latino MSM | |||
71–75 | White/Other MSM | |||
76–80 | Black/African American heterosexual males | |||
80–85 | Hispanic/Latino heterosexual males | |||
86–90 | White/Other heterosexual males | |||
91–95 | Black/African American females | |||
96–100 | Hispanic/Latino females | |||
101–105 | White/Other females |