Additional file 1 of Mitigating HIV risk associated with widow cleansing and wife inheritance using combined biomedical and structural interventions in western Kenya: a mathematical modeling study

Additional file 1. Supplementary materials. Table 1. Additional HIV prevalence data from population-based surveys. Figure 1 HIV prevalence among all men, men available for widow cleansing vs. not available for widow cleansing, and men available as professional vs. non-professional widow cleansers. Figure 2 HIV prevalence among all men, men available for widow inheritance vs. not available for widow inheritance, and men available as professional vs. non-professional widow inheritors. Figure 3 Percent reduction in HIV deaths when biomedical and structural interventions are provided to women and men exposed to widow cleansing and wife inheritance in western Kenya, 2025–2050. Figure 4 Percent reduction in HIV prevalence in 2050 when biomedical and structural interventions are provided to women and men exposed to widow cleansing and wife inheritance in western Kenya. Figure 5 Percent reduction in new HIV infections when biomedical and structural interventions are provided, and sensitivity to assumed inheritance and cleansing participation rates.

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Additional file 1. Supplementary materials. Table 1. Additional HIV prevalence data from population-based surveys. Figure 1 HIV prevalence among all men, men available for widow cleansing vs. not available for widow cleansing, and men available as professional vs. non-professional widow cleansers. Figure 2 HIV prevalence among all men, men available for widow inheritance vs. not available for widow inheritance, and men available as professional vs. non-professional widow inheritors. Figure 3 Percent reduction in HIV deaths when biomedical and structural interventions are provided to women and men exposed to widow cleansing and wife inheritance in western Kenya, 2025–2050. Figure 4 Percent reduction in HIV prevalence in 2050 when biomedical and structural interventions are provided to women and men exposed to widow cleansing and wife inheritance in western Kenya. Figure 5 Percent reduction in new HIV infections when biomedical and structural interventions are provided, and sensitivity to assumed inheritance and cleansing participation rates.

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Gates Foundation (US), Strathmore University (KE), Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology (KE), New York University (US)
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