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. 2023 Jul 17;24:100554. doi: 10.1016/j.lana.2023.100554

Table 1.

Incidence, mortality, and case-fatality rates from AIDS in Brazilians aged 13 years or older (N = 28,318,532) recorded in CadÚnico from 2007 to 2015, stratified by geographic, socioeconomic, household characteristics and health and behavioral aspects.

AIDS cases in cohort
AIDS death in cohort
AIDS death in PLWA cohort
n Incidence/100,000 py (95% CI) n Mortality/100,000 py (95% CI) n Case-fatality rate/100 py (95% CI)
Person-years (py) at risk 137,986,981 138,068,520 58,517.92
Cohort 27,900 20.22 (19.98–20.46) 9528 6.90 (6.76–7.04) 4040 6.90 (6.69–7.12)
Follow-up time
 Mean (sd) 4.87 (2.75) 4.88 (2.75) 2.62 (2.15)
 Median (IQR) 4.59 (2.49–7.51) 4.60 (2.49–7.52) 2.21 (0.75–4.02)
Block 1—geographic factors
 Region of residence N = 28,316,715 N = 28,316,748 N = 22,334
 North 2533 16.93 (16.28–17.60) 751 5.02 (4.67–5.39) 339 6.57 (5.90–7.30)
 Northeast 7992 15.66 (15.32–16.00) 2372 4.64 (4.46–4.84) 1193 6.71 (6.34–7.11)
 Southeast 9480 20.27 (19.86–20.68) 3937 8.41 (8.15–8.68) 1383 7.46 (7.07–7.86)
 South 5958 40.07 (39.06–41.10) 1875 12.59 (12.04–13.18) 819 6.27 (5.85–6.71)
 Mid-West 1933 18.73 (17.92–19.59) 593 5.74 (5.30–6.23) 306 7.71 (6.89–8.62)
 Area of residence N = 28,226,360 N = 28,316,748 N = 22,084
 Rural 2497 8.08 (7.77–8.40) 798 2.58 (20.41–2.77) 387 7.25 (6.56–8.01)
 Urban 25,103 23.57 (23.28–23.86) 8657 8.12 (7.95–8.30) 3626 6.89 (6.66–7.11)
Block 2—socioeconomic status
 Education N = 25,790,719 N = 25,790,750 N = 19,430
 Illiterate/never went to school 2329 17.68 (16.98–18.42) 1011 7.67 (7.21–8.16) 448 10.18 (9.28–11.17)
 Literate/pre-school 161 14.13 (12.11–16.49) 48 4.21 (31.17–5.59) 19 6.11 (3.90–9.58)
 Elementary school 17,186 22.18 (21.85–22.51) 6291 8.11 (7.91–8.32) 2604 7.30 (7.02–7.58)
 High school 4413 16.86 (16.37–17.36) 1096 4.18 (3.94–4.44) 471 5.48 (5.01–6.00)
 Higher education 353 20.94 (18.87–23.24) 69 4.09 (3.23–5.18) 27 3.94 (2.70–5.75)
 Race/skin color N = 26,703,594 N = 26,703,624 N = 21,105
 White/Asian 8663 20.80 (20.37–21.24) 2972 7.13 (6.88–7.39) 1200 6.45 (6.10–6.83)
 Brown 14,215 18.32 (18.02–18.62) 4721 6.08 (5.61–6.26) 2092 7.01 (6.71–7.31)
 Black 3429 32.51 (31.44–33.61) 1347 12.76 (12.09–13.46) 534 7.80 (7.17–8.49)
 Indigenous 103 13.05 (10.76–15.83) 33 4.18 (2.97–5.88) 11 4.69 (2.60–8.47)
 Wealth levels N = 28,310,890 N = 28,310,923 N = 22,331
 Level 1 (Higher wealth) 1731 18.77 (17.91–19.68) 501 5.43 (4.98–5.93) 184 7.16 (6.19–8.27)
 Level 2 3704 19.12 (18.52–19.75) 1227 6.33 (5.99–6.70) 506 9.01 (8.26–9.83)
 Level 3 2858 20.47 (19.74–21.24) 947 6.78 (6.36–7.23) 383 8.18 (7.40–9.04)
 Level 4 7793 21.33 (20.87–21.81) 2709 7.41 (7.14–7.70) 1150 6.55 (6.18–6.94)
 Level 5 (Lower wealth) 11,807 20.05 (19.70–20.42) 4142 7.03 (6.82–7.25) 1815 6.47 (6.18–6.77)
 Receipt time of Bolsa Família N = 28,318,190 N = 28,318,223 N = 22,338
 Does not receive 6176 18.19 (17.75–18.65) 2227 6.56 (6.29–6.84) 856 8.24 (7.71–8.82)
 Less than 2 years 4168 25.45 (24.69–26.23) 1678 10.24 (9.76–0.74) 683 9.54 (8.85–10.28)
 Between 2 and 5 years 6342 24.76 (24.16–25.38) 2373 9.26 (8.89–9.64) 1000 8.18 (7.68–8.70)
 Between 5 and 10 years 8323 19.96 (19.54–20.40) 2462 5.90 (5.67–6.14) 1136 5.44 (5.13–5.77)
 More than 10 years 2891 14.20 (13.69–14.72) 788 3.87 (3.61–4.15) 365 4.64 (4.19–5.14)
Block 3—household conditions
 Household material N = 27,553,988 N = 27,554,016 N = 21,704
 Brick 21,226 20.11 (19.84–20.38) 7317 6.93 (6.77–7.09) 3054 6.87 (6.63–7.12)
 Wood 3844 25.02 (24.24–25.82) 1309 8.51 (8.06–8.99) 597 7.10 (6.55–7.69)
 Mud and others 2033 13.87 (13.28–14.49) 652 4.45 (4.12–4.80) 303 6.56 (5.86–7.34)
 Electrical power N = 27,554,428 N = 27,554,456 N = 21,701
 Yes 22,899 19.42 (19.17–19.67) 7748 6.57 (6.42–6.71) 3270 6.74 (6.52–6.98)
 No 4201 23.82 (23.11–24.55) 1528 8.66 (8.23–9.10) 682 7.59 (7.04–8.19)
 Household density (residents/room) N = 25,864,364 N = 25,864,390 N = 20,271
 Up to 2 23,511 19.68 (19.43–19.94) 8045 6.73 (6.59–6.88) 3409 6.83 (6.10–7.07)
 More than 2 1807 24.15 (23.06–25.29) 639 8.53 (7.90–9.22) 297 7.14 (6.38–8.01)
 Water supply N = 27,554,446 N = 27,554,474 N = 21,701
 Public network 21,922 22.18 (21.89–22.47) 7476 7.56 (7.39–7.73) 3149 6.80 (6.56–7.04)
 Others 5177 14.10 (13.72–14.49) 1799 4.90 (4.68–5.13) 803 7.22 (6.73–7.73)
 Waste disposal N = 27,554,109 N = 27,554,137 N = 21,702
 Public collection 23,870 22.90 (22.61–23.19) 8191 7.85 (7.68–8.02) 3463 6.85 (6.62–7.08)
 Not collected 3230 10.31 (9.96–10.67) 1085 3.46 (3.26–3.67) 490 7.12 (6.51–7.77)
 Sewage system N = 26,969,245 N = 26,969,272 N = 21,493
 Sewage network 15,474 24.08 (23.70–24.46) 5506 8.56 (8.34–8.79) 2181 6.66 (6.39–6.95)
 Septic tank 3723 18.39 (17.81–18.99) 1168 5.77 (5.44–6.11) 539 6.65 (6.11–6.95)
 Others 7633 15.43 (15.09–15.78) 2504 5.06 (4.87–5.26) 1195 7.32 (6.92–7.75)
Block 4—health and behavioral aspects
 Treatment N = 22,338
 Yes 2855 5.62 (5.42–5.83)
 No 1185 15.39 (14.54–16.29)
 Exposure category N = 18,823
 Homosexual 224 3.91 (3.43–4.45)
 Bisexual 107 4.60 (3.81–5.56)
 Heterosexual 2414 5.79 (5.56–6.02)
 People who inject drugs 210 11.56 (10.10–13.23)
 Means of transmission N = 18,849
 Blood transfusion 4 7.725 (2.90–20.58)
 Accident with biological material 0
 Sexual, with person of the opposite sex 2413 5.78 (5.56–6.02)
 Sexual, with person of the same sex or both 332 4.12 (3.70–4.59)
 Injecting drugs 211 11.54 (10.08–13.20)

Abbreviations: PLWA: people living with AIDS; CI: confidence interval; sd: standard deviation; IQR: interquartile range.

“-” variable not included in the model.