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• W3123450109 abstract "Objective: To understand the basic characteristics of death cases, analyze the death trends in AIDS patients and the risk factors in China and provide evidence for the development of AIDS prevention and control strategy. Methods: The data were collected from the national basic information system of HIV/AIDS. The information of the cases in AIDS phase were used. The death number and mortality trends in AIDS cases were described, and Cox Proportion Hazards Regression Model was constructed to assess hazard ratios (HR) for independent variables. Results: By the end of 2019, a total of 582 472 AIDS cases, including 168 391 deaths, had been reported in China. Among the death cases, males accounted for 76.8% (129 343/168 391), heterosexual contact was the main transmission route, accounting for 60.9% (102 516/168 391). The proportion of the death cases who had ever received ART was 54.0% (90 888/168 391). The inter-quartile (P25, P75) of first CD4＋T cells counts (CD4) was 34 cells/μl, 240 cells/μl. Up to 43.5% (73 191/168 391) of the deaths occurred within one year after diagnosis. From 2007 to 2019, the annual death number increased from 5 485 to 18 737, the mortality rates decreased form 10.9%% to 4.3%. The average time interval from diagnosis to death ranged from 1.4 year to 4.0 years, showing increase trend by year. The results of Cox regression analysis showed that older age (50- years old: HR=1.50; ≥65 years old: HR=2.00), being male (HR=1.44)、being in minority ethnic group (HR=1.10), having lower first CD4 levels (0- cells/μl, HR=2.73;200- cells/μl, HR=1.33; 350- cells/μl,HR=1.13), heterosexual transmission route (HR=1.64) and injecting drug use (HR=1.79) were the risk factors related to deaths in AIDS patients. The higher educational levels (junior middle school: HR=0.86, senior high school and above: HR=0.59) and receiving antiviral treatrment (HR=0.09) were protective factors. Conclusions: The number of death cases increased, meanwhile the mortality rates decrease year by year in AIDS patients in China during 2007-2019. It is necessary to strengthen the early detection and treatment of AIDS to reduce the mortality." @default.
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• W3123450109 title "Analysis on death trend in AIDS patients and related risk factors in China" @default.
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