Lu Wang

TL;DR: HIV epidemics among injecting drug users are decreasing in all regions outside southwest China and have stabilised at a high level in northwest China, and strong associations between HIV prevalence among at-risk populations in each province are recorded, supporting the existence of overlap in risk behaviours and mixing among these populations.

TL;DR: HIV and syphilis prevalences among MSM in China are high and the 2 epidemics are largely separate geographically, but three segments of the Chinese MSM population each have different demographic and sexual risk "profiles" that suggest high potential for bridging infection across geographies, generations, and sexes.

TL;DR: Antiretroviral therapy for HIV-positive individuals in serodiscordant couples reduced HIV transmission across China, which suggests that the treatment-as-prevention approach is a feasible public health prevention strategy on a national scale in a developing country context.

TL;DR: The 2007 estimates for the number of people at risk for and infected with HIV in China are based on the most accurate and local-level data available to date, including case reports, sentinel surveillance data, results from mass screening of key target groups, and special epidemiological studies.

TL;DR: The prevalence of HCV infection among blood donors in Chinese mainland has rapidly decreased since 1998 and kept a low level in recent years, but some provinces showed relatively higher prevalence than the general population.