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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Lancet HIV. 2021 Sep 9;8(10):e614–e622. doi: 10.1016/S2352-3018(21)00158-2

Table 1:

Baseline characteristics of adolescents and young adults living with HIV and included in the analysis, stratified by age.

Age at baseline
15-19 years 20-24 years Overall
N = 176,019 N = 606,435 N = 782,454
Sex
 Female 160,937 (91.4) 537,129 (88.6) 698,066 (89.2)
 Male 15,082 (8.6) 69,306 (11.4) 84,388 (10.8)
Calendar period
 2004 – 2007 31,916 (18.1) 136,298 (22.5) 168,214 (21.5)
 2008 – 2011 90,375 (51.3) 307,037 (50.6) 397,412 (50.8)
 2012 – 2014 53,728 (30.5) 163,100 (26.9) 216,828 (27.7)
Median baseline CD4 cell count [IQR] [cells/μL] 386 [253-548] 349 [216-511] 357 [224-520]
Baseline CD4 cell count [cells/μL]
 <200 26,392 (15.0) 121,553 (20.0) 147,945 (18.9)
 200-499 82,462 (46.8) 282,455 (46.6) 364,917 (46.6)
 ≥500 49,690 (28.2) 144,968 (23.9) 194,658 (24.9)
 Missing 17,475 (9.9) 57,459 (9.5) 74,934 (9.6)
Baseline HIV RNA viral load [copies/ml]
 <1,000 8,579 (4.9) 32,453 (5.4) 41,032 (5.2)
 ≥1,000 10,496 (6.0) 34,333 (5.7) 44,829 (5.7)
 Missing 156,944 (89.2) 539,649 (89.0) 696,593 (89.0)

Results are presented as counts and percentages if not otherwise stated.