Association between laws criminalizing HIV exposure in the United States and HIV epidemiology

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The project explores the effect of state laws that criminalize HIV exposure along with various socio-economic factors on HIV epidemiology in the United States. Two specific outcomes are investigated: i) the proportion of people living with HIV diagnosed, and ii) annual percentage change in HIV prevalence.

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Dependencies

The R codes use the following free R libraries

• geepack 1.2-1
• MuMIn 1.15.6
• usdm 1.1-18
• QICpack 0.9.1

Authors

• Pratha Sah (Georgetown University)
• Meagan C. Fitzpatrick (University of Maryland School of Medicine)
• Abhishek Pandey (Yale School of Public Health)
• Alison P. Galvani (Yale School of Public Health)

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details