Official websites use. Share sensitive information only on official, secure websites. Background : War in Ukraine has forced migration for safety, protection and assistance, including medical care. HIV disease burden in Ukraine is disproportionately high with approximately 0. Within this study we wished to present Polish clinical experience on the HIV clinical care provided for war migrants from Ukraine.
Materials and methods : Clinical, antiretroviral treatment, immunological and virological data from Ukrainian PLWHIV entering care since February were analysed. HIV subtype was assigned with maximum likelihood method phylogeny. Results : Median age was 40 IQR 34 to 45 years. Majority HCV antibody was present in In overall, Background : Development of prevention programme and PrEP implementation in key population groups are highly important to achieve control of HIV epidemic especially in such a critical period for Ukraine.
Despite significant disruptions in the provision of HIV prevention programme in the regions with military actions in Ukraine, through collaborative efforts the Center for Public Health and nongovernment organisations with the support of international partners, implementation of PrEP programme was able to continue in Ukraine.
We aimed to assess of recruitment dynamics of new PrEP clients and changes in their geographic distribution in Ukraine during period of military actions.
Materials and methods : We analysed recruitment dynamics of new PrEP clients for the first half of in various regions of Ukraine based on the data of the Center for Public Health. These data were analysed in comparison with the corresponding period in Figure 1. Abstract O12 β Figure 1. Dynamics of amount of new PrEP clients in Ukraine in comparison between first half of and the corresponding period Among new PrEP clients in , Growth of PrEP clients in central regions of Ukraine kept at the same level by maintaining in social support and dispensing PrEP to clients in advance.
