Avtor/Urednik		Klavs, Irena
Naslov		Nedavni trendi heteroseksualno prenesenega aidsa v Veliki Britaniji, Franciji, Italiji in Belgiji
Prevedeni naslov		Recent trends in heterosexually acquired AIDS in the United Kingdom, France, Italy and Belgium
Tip		monografija
Kraj izdaje		Ljubljana
Založnik		Medicinska fakulteta
Leto izdaje		1993
Obseg		str. 126
Jezik		slo, eng
Abstrakt		The European Non-Aggregated AIDS Data Set (ENAADS) reported through March 1992 to the European Centre for Epidemiological Monitoring of AIDS, was used to examine and compare the temporal evolution of the heterosexually acquired AIDS epidemic in the United Kingdom, France, Italy, and Belgium. Quarterly incidence data were adjusted for reporting delays on a per country basis for all heterosexually acquired AIDS cases and separately for males and females and the four heterosexual partner transmission categories. Linear and simple exponential models were fitted to the half yearly incidence data of heterosexually acquired AIDS over seven successive (overlapping) three year time periods starting from the first half year in 1986 and ending with the second half year in 1991. These two models fits were satisfactory, except for Belgium data. Uncertain estimates for Belgium are given only for very crude comparisons. A cumulative incidence of 10.6 heterosexually acquired AIDS cases per 1,000,000 adolescent and adult population has been reported from the United Kingdom, 48.5/10/6 from France, 18.3/10/6 from Italy, and 58.5/10/6 from Belgium. It was estimated that by 31 March 1992 13.0/10/6 cases have been diagnosed in the United Kingdom, 55.8/10/6 in France, 19.8/10/6 in Italy and 63.0/10/6 in Belgium. In the United Kingdom the yearly incidence rates increased from 0.26/10/6 in 1986 to an est imated 3.93/10/6 in 1991, in France from 2.78/10/6 to 12.93/10/6, in ItaIy from 0.32/10/6 to 6.34/1O/6, and in Belgium from 4.52/10/6 to 12.30/10/6. Estimated average increase in half yearly incidence in the United Kingdom grew from 0.08/10/6 in the 1986 to 1988 period to 0.25/10/6 in the 1989 to 1991 period, in Italy from 0. 24/10/6 to 0.33/1O/6, and in BeIgium from 0.30/1O/6 to 0.66/1O/6. (Abstract truncated at 2000 characters).
Deskriptorji		ACQUIRED IMMUNODEFICIENCY SYNDROME DISEASE OUTBREAKS SEXUALITY ADULT ADOLESCENCE SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES, VIRAL RISK FACTORS SEX FACTORS GREAT BRITAIN FRANCE ITALY BELGIUM