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Unpacking sources of transmission in HIV prevention trials with deep-sequence pathogen data – BCPP/ Ya Tsie study

2024-08-31

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To develop effective HIV prevention strategies that can guide public health policy it is important to identify the main sources of infection in HIV prevention studies. Accordingly, we devised a statistical approach that leverages deep- (or next generation) sequenced pathogen data to estimate the relative contribution of different sources of infection in community-randomized trials of infectious disease prevention....

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Literature Corpus work: 5808d7e8-ecae-502a-8ff9-6f36b714f095
DOI: 10.1101/2024.08.30.24312845

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