Willingness to use and pay for a new diagnostic test for HIV in infants under 18 months of age: Results from Benin, Peru, and Tanzania

Type	Report
Title	Willingness to use and pay for a new diagnostic test for HIV in infants under 18 months of age: Results from Benin, Peru, and Tanzania
Author(s)	Erica Rosser Lauren Kleutsch Howard Choi Deborah Murdoch Waverly Rennie Steven A Harvey
Publication (Day/Month/Year)	2009
Publisher	Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
City	Seattle
Country/State	USA
URL	https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Steven_Harvey/publication/228553123_Willingness_to_use_and_pay_for_a_new_diagnostic_test_for_HIV_in_infants_under_18_months_of_age_Results_from_Benin_Peru_and_Tanzania/links/02e7e5224ef860e5fd000000.pdf
Abstract	This study evaluated the potential market in three developing countries (Benin, Peru, Tanzaniaa ) for a new rapid diagnostic test to detect HIV in infants below 18 months of age. This report is part of a larger study exploring demand for diagnostic tests for six illnesses that disproportionately affect developing countries: syphilis, HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis (TB), malaria, gonorrhea and Chlamydia, and acute lower respiratory infections (ALRIs). The study was conducted by the Center for Human Services (CHS) with support from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.

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