A comparative study of the spatial distribution of <scp>HIV</scp> prevalence in the metropolis of Kermanshah, Iran, in 1996−2014 using geographical information systems

Abstract

The spatial differences in HIV prevalence across the city of Kermanshah, as well as the identification of the resulting spatial clusters in different parts of the city, suggest that measures should be put in place to prevent the growth of these clusters and to reduce the number of women being infected with HIV.