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Large cluster outbreaks sustain the HIV epidemic among MSM in Quebec.

AIDS (London, England) - 13 Mar 2017

Brenner Bluma G, Ibanescu Ruxandra-Ilinca, Hardy Isabelle, Stephens David, Otis Joanne, Moodie Erica, Grossman Zehava, Vandamme Anne-Mieke, Roger Michel, Wainberg Mark A

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OBJECTIVE: HIV-1 epidemics among MSM remain unchecked despite advances in treatment and prevention paradigms. This study combined viral phylogenetic and behavioural risk data to better understand underlying factors governing the temporal growth of the HIV epidemic among MSM in Quebec (2002-2015). METHODS: Phylogenetic analysis of pol sequences was used to deduce HIV-1 transmission dynamics (cluster size, size...

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PMID: 28005684
DOI: 10.1097/QAD.0000000000001383

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