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. 2024 Jul 4;9(7):e015167. doi: 10.1136/bmjgh-2024-015167

Table 3.

Progress towards 2001 WHO research priorities: HSV-2 mathematical modelling

2001 WHO research priority: mathematical modelling Has the priority been addressed? Explanation
Yes Partially No
Further models of HSV-2 transmission, control measures and interaction with HIV graphic file with name bmjgh-2024-015167ilf18.jpg
  • Multiple studies carried out for HSV-2 transmission (3), control measures (5) and interaction with HIV (9)

Modelling risk of antiviral resistance graphic file with name bmjgh-2024-015167ilf19.jpg
  • 0 studies on modelling the risk of antiviral resistance; however, there were non-modelling studies on aciclovir resistance

Modelling the cost-effectiveness of specific control measures graphic file with name bmjgh-2024-015167ilf05.jpg
  • Two studies carried out on cost-effectiveness of control measures, further analysis recommended

Modelling the potential effect of a HSV-2 vaccine graphic file with name bmjgh-2024-015167ilf13.jpg
  • Two studies carried out to model the effect of a vaccine, many more studies emphasised its importance

HSV-2, herpes simplex virus type 2.