Table 2. Estimated mortality rates and their 95% confidence intervals (per 1000 person-years).

Parameter	Women	Men
> 350 CD4 cells/mm3 (μ S, μ I1, μ T )
15–19 years	1.45 [0.97–1.93]	2.31 [1.68–2.93]
20–24 years	2.90 [2.27–3.53]	2.92 [2.26–3.58]
25–29 years	4.81 [4.00–5.62]	3.58 [2.86–4.30]
30–34 years	4.69 [3.89–5.48]	6.61 [5.50–7.72]
35–39 years	6.75 [5.59–7.90]	6.69 [5.49–7.90]
40–44 years	8.18 [6.61–9.74]	11.03 [9.01–13.05]
45–59 years	8.70 [6.42–10.98]	13.42 [10.55–16.29]
≤ 350 CD4 cells/mm3 (μ I2 )
15–19 years	9.38 [6.27–12.48]	27.39 [19.94–34.83]
20–24 years	9.67 [7.58–11.76]	13.31 [10.32–16.30]
25–29 years	15.16 [12.60–17.73]	12.23 [9.77–14.69]
30–34 years	25.45 [21.14–29.76]	14.53 [12.09–16.97]
35–39 years	32.10 [26.60–37.60]	22.85 [18.73–26.98]
40–44 years	28.74 [23.24–34.24]	32.62 [26.63–38.61]
45–59 years	32.44 [23.94–40.94]	48.56 [38.17–58.94]

Mortality rates were estimated using a Poisson model, Kenyan DHS data [22], and external data on the proportion of AIDS-related deaths [23,24].