Model outcomes and cost-effectiveness of mobile unit HIV testing in Cape Town, South Africa.

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Incremental cost-effectiveness ratios <1× South African per capita gross domestic product ($8,200) considered very cost-effective based on WHO suggestions [28]. Costs in 2012 US$. Discounted at 3% per year (see methods). YLS: years of life saved.

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