Monitoring HIV Epidemic in Pregnant Women: Are the Current Measures Enough?

Table 2

Age- and year-wise HIV positivity.

	15–24 yrs; % (95% CI^*)	25–34 yrs; % (95% CI^*)	35–49 yrs; % (95% CI^*)
2008 ()
HIV positives number	28	37	4
% positivity; (95% CI)	0.86; (0.58–1.26)	0.98; (0.7–1.36)	1.70; (0.55–4.59)
Total	3269	3785	235
2009 ()
HIV positive	21	26	4
% positivity; (95% CI)	0.91; (0.58–1.41)	1.04; (0.69–1.54)	2.22; (0.71–5.95)
Total	2309	2491	180
2010 ()
HIV positive	22	21	4
% positivity; (95% CI)	0.77; (0.49–1.18)	0.69; (0.44–1.07)	1.71; (0.55–4.61)
Total	2849	3043	234
2011 ()
HIV positive	23	41	4
% positivity; (95% CI)	0.80; (0.52–1.22)	1.31; (0.95–1.79)	1.74; (0.56–4.69)
Total	2873	3125	230
2012 ()
HIV positive	16	25	3
% positivity; (95% CI)	0.51; (0.3–0.85)	0.70; (0.46–1.05)	1.06; (0.27–3.33)
Total	3146	3549	282
Total HIV positives	110	150	19
% positivity; (95% CI)	0.76; (0.63–0.92)	0.94; (0.8–1.11)	1.64; (1.02–2.6)
Total	14446	15993	1161

^*CI: confidence interval.