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Knowledge of HIV status in a rural Ugandan population with a sustained, generalised HIV epidemic
For people living with HIV, knowledge of their status is essential to access antiretroviral therapies (ART). This knowledge can be measured by population surveys that record self-reported HIV status before offering HIV testing. We conducted a survey among residents of 25 villages in the rural sub-c
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