Death or virologic failure among HIV-infected participants surviving more than six months on ART grouped by household income and by participant employment status (N = 472).

Caption: Fig 1A shows a trend towards increased risk of death and viral failure among participants with higher regular household income, while Fig 1B shows a trend towards decreased risk of death and viral failure among self-employed and privately employed participants. The multivariable proportional hazard regression identified a significant positive association between higher household income and higher incidence of the composite outcome and a significant association between self-employment and decreased incidence of the composit outcome compared with unemployment.