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. 2018 Jul 20;392(10144):312–358. doi: 10.1016/S0140-6736(18)31070-5

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Projected effects of HIV and reproductive health services integration scenarios in Nigeria

(A) Total fertility rate. (B) Number of unintended pregnancies averted. (C) Number of infants infected with HIV. (D) Cumulative number of new HIV infections in Nigeria. Scenarios include expansion of family planning services by increasing the prevalence of contraceptive use from 16% at baseline to 31% in 2023, and expansion of PMTCT by increasing the coverage to reach 90% of HIV-positive pregnant women in Nigeria by year 2023, compared against baseline levels in Nigeria. PMTCT=prevention of mother-to-child transmission.