Improvement in the 95-95-95 Targets Is Accompanied by a Reduction in Both the Human Immunodeficiency Virus Transmission Rate and Incidence in China.
Jingrong YeYun LanJuan WangYi FengYi LinYing ZhouJinjin LiuDan YuanXinli LuWeigui GuoMinna ZhengXiao SongQuanhua ZhouHong YangChenli ZhengQi GuoXiaohui YangKai YangLincai ZhangZhangwen GeLifeng LiuFengting YuYang HanHuihuang HuangMingqiang HaoQiang ChenXuemei LingYuhua RuanYuan DongChang ZhouXuangu LiuJianyun BaiXue TongYa GaoZhengrong YangAo WangWei WeiFanghua MeiRuijuan QiaoXinhua LuoXiao-Jie HuangJing ChenFengyu HuXin ShenWei TanAixia TuXinhui ZhangShufang HeZhen NingJixiang FanCong LiuConghui XuXianlong RenYanming SunYang LiGuowu LiuXiyao LiJie LiJunyi DuanTao HuangShuiqing LiuGuolong YuDonglin WuYiming ShaoQichao PanLinglin ZhangBin SuJianjun WuTianjun JiangHongxin ZhaoTong ZhangFaqing ChenKun CaiBing HuHui WangJin ZhaoBaicheng GaoWei SunTielin NingJianjun LiShu LiangYuqi HuoGengfeng FuXin ChenFeng LiHui XingHongyan LuPublished in: The Journal of infectious diseases (2024)
In general, it was suggested that the improvements in the 95-95-95 targets were accompanied by a reduction in both the population-level HIV transmission rate and incidence. Thus, China should allocate more effort to the first "95" target to achieve a balanced 95-95-95 target.