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Appendix D

Table D.1 HIV Prevalence among STD Clinic Attendees, VCT Attendees, and People Suspected of Living with HIV Country

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HIV prevalence among STD clinic attendees, VCT attendees, and people suspected of living with HIV

Algeria

2.0% (Institut de Formation Paramédicale de Parnet 2004) 1.24% (Unknown, “Statut de la réponse nationale”) 1.26% (Unknown, “Statut de la réponse nationale”) 0.25% (Alami 2009) 1.19% (Alami 2009) 2.4% (Alami 2009)

Djibouti

1.0% (Fox et al. 1989) 10.4% (Rodier et al. 1993)

Egypt, Arab Republic of

0.0% (Saleh et al. 2000) 0.23% (Watts et al. 1993) 8.4% (Ali et al. 1998)

Iran, Islamic Republic of

4.1% (Ghannad et al. 2009) 2.0% (Ghannad et al. 2009) 2.2% (Ghannad et al. 2009)

Kuwait

0.0% (Al-Owaish et al. 2000) 0.0% (Al-Fouzan and Al-Mutairi 2004) 0.0% (Al-Mutairi et al. 2007)

Morocco

0.15% (Khattabi and Alami 2005) 0.08% (Khattabi and Alami 2005) 0.25% (Khattabi and Alami 2005) 0.16% (Khattabi and Alami 2005) 0.1 (women; Ryan et al. 1998) 0.3% (women; Ryan et al. 1998) 2.9% (Ryan et al. 1998) 0.0% (men; WHO/EMRO Regional Database on HIV/AIDS) 0.2% (women; WHO/EMRO Regional Database on HIV/AIDS) 0.09% (Khattabi and Alami 2005) 0.23% (Khattabi and Alami 2005) 0.62% (Heikel et al. 1999) 5.0% (attendees with high risk and/or symptoms; Elmir et al. 2002) 0.10% (Khattabi and Alami 2005; Elharti et al. 2002) 0.25% (Elharti et al. 2002) 0.34% (Khattabi and Alami 2005) 0.26% (Khattabi and Alami 2005) 0.19% (Morocco MOH 2007)


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