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. 2022 Aug 3;11:e76487. doi: 10.7554/eLife.76487

Table 1. HIV infections among Amsterdam residents in 2014-2018.

Risk group Observed HIV diagnoses in Amsterdam residents in 2014-May 2019(n) Observed HIV diagnoses in Amsterdam residents in 2014-May 2019 with CD4 <350(n) Observed HIV diagnoses in Amsterdam residents, estimated to have been infected in 2014–2018(n) Estimated undiagnosed HIV infections in Amsterdam residents until May 2019(%) Estimated HIV infections in Amsterdam residents in 2014–2018(n)
Total 846 275 516 19% [17–21%] 636 [620-656]
MSM (all) 671 192 446 14% [12–16%] 516 [506-529]
MSM (Dutch-born) 298 103 190 11% [9–13%] 214 [209-219]
MSM (Born in W. Europe, N. America and Oceania) 100 12 80 9% [6–14%] 88 [85-93]
MSM (Born in E. and C. Europe) 51 8 32 16% [11–24%] 38 [36-42]
MSM (Born in S. America and the Caribbean) 124 38 83 17% [13–22%] 100 [95-107]
MSM (Born in any other country) 98 31 61 20% [14–27%] 76 [71-83]
Heterosexuals (all) 175 83 70 41% [35–48%] 119 [107-135]
Heterosexuals (Dutch-born) 51 19 23 30% [21–44%] 33 [29-41]
Heterosexuals (Born in Sub-Saharan Africa) 67 36 17 57% [47–67%] 40 [32-51]
Heterosexuals (Born in S. America and the Caribbean) 37 18 21 28% [19–42%] 29 [26-36]
Heterosexuals (Born in any other country) 20 10 9 40% [25–57%] 15 [12-21]

Posterior estimated median time from infection to diagnosis [95% CI].