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Chinese Journal of Disease Control & Prevention ; (12): 308-313, 2020.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-873507

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@#Objective To analyze the positive conversion rate of negative spouse and the survival analysis on HIV sero-discordant couples. Methods Data were collected from the case report database of the integrated AIDS prevention and control data and information system. HIV sero-discordant couples diagnosed between September 1,1997 and September 1,2018 were recruited into the cohort. The participants were divided into three groups as untreated subgroup,routine treatment subgroup and early treatment subgroup according to the situation when they started HIV treatment. The positive conversion rate of negative spouse and the survival were compared among the three subgroups. Results 598 HIV sero-discordant couples were recruited and the overall survival time of the three subgroups were 258. 92,4 987.17 and 862.25 person-year. The rate of positive conversion were 6. 18/100,0. 48/100 and 0. 23/100 person-year. Multivariate Cox regression model showed that the hazard ratio of routine treatment subgroup ( HR = 0. 052,95% CI: 0. 037-0. 074) and early treatment subgroup ( HR=0. 011,95% CI: 0. 003-0. 035) were lower than untreated subgroup. The risk of death of women was lower than that of men( HR=0. 667,95% CI: 0. 472-0. 944) ; the older the age,the higher the risk of death ( HR=1. 041,95% CI: 1. 026-1. 056) ; and the risk of death of the unemployed is higher than that of farmers ( HR=1. 571,95% CI: 1. 037-2. 381) . Conclusion Targeted interventions methods and early antiviral therapy should be taken urgently for sero-discordant couples.

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Chinese Journal of Disease Control & Prevention ; (12): 1460-1465, 2019.
Article in Chinese | WPRIM | ID: wpr-779539

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Objective To explore the characteristics of medical sexual orientation, sexual behavior and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(AIDS) related knowledge changing with grade. Methods A group of 876 undergraduate students of 2015 in a medical university were selected to conduct an anonymous survey once a year and a total of four times using self-compiled questionnaires on AIDS-related knowledge, sexual orientation and behavior of college students. Descriptive epidemiological methods were adopted for statistical description. Results The distribution of sexual orientation among medical students with different survey batches was statistically significant ( 2=26.223, P=0.036). The proportion of openly gay people in the total number of homosexuals showed an increasing trend ( 2trend=4.150, P=0.042). Follow-up study of Chinese medicine students on AIDS related knowledge of the overall rate of increased ( 2trend=23.462, P<0.001). The incidence of general sexual behavior and male homosexual sex among medical students in the past six months showed an increasing trend with grade growth ( 2trend=4.450, P=0.035; 2trend=6.738,P=0.009). At the second and third follow-ups, the proportion of men who used condoms occasionally and never used condoms increased, and the difference was statistically significant ( 2=7.935, P=0.047). Conclusions Due to the weak awareness of medical sexual safety protection, the school should continue to strengthen the AIDS publicity and prevention education of medical students in all grades, and improve the school sexual health education mechanism.

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