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10. The age and sex dynamics of heterosexual HIV transmission in Zambia: an HPTN 071 (PopART) phylogenetic and modelling study

    This article has 27 authors:

    1. Matthew Hall
    2. William Probert
    3. Lucie Abeler-Dörner
    4. Chris Wymant
    5. Francesco di Lauro
    6. Xiayoue Xi
    7. Rafael Sauter
    8. Tanya Golubchik
    9. David Bonsall
    10. Michael Pickles
    11. Anne Cori
    12. Justin Bwalya
    13. Sian Floyd
    14. Nomtha Bell-Mandla
    15. Kwame Shanaube
    16. Blia Yang
    17. Peter Bock
    18. Deborah Donnell
    19. Mary Kate Grabowski
    20. Deenan Pillay
    21. Oliver Ratmann
    22. Sarah Fidler
    23. Helen Ayles
    24. Richard Hayes
    25. Christophe Fraser
    26. the PANGEA-HIV consortium
    27. the HPTN 071 (PopART) study team

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    • Curated by eLife

      eLife Assessment

      This important study provides convincing evidence for our understanding of HIV transmission dynamics by age and sex in Zambia during the PopART trial. By combining phylogenetic and individual-based mathematical modelling (IBM), it adds depth to the epidemiological literature and may inform more strategic allocation of HIV prevention resources in sub-Saharan Africa. The authors employ two complementary and well-established methodologies (phylogenetics and IBM), and this dual approach is a notable strength.

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