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Thailand's early cases of HIV/AIDS occurred primarily among gay men. The virus then spread rapidly to injecting drug users (IDUs), followed by prostitutes. Between 2003 and 2005, there were increases in HIV prevalence from 17 to 28 percent among men who have sex with men in Bangkok.
The country snapshot prepared by UNAIDS’ HIV and AIDS Data Hub for Asia Pacific provides comprehensive information on the HIV epidemic and response in Thailand. Download the country snapshot to find out the most up-to-date HIV data and analysis.
96% of new infections are caused by unprotected sex among. Male to male sex: 68 %. Spousal/Discordant couples (living together/. regular partners) 19%. Casual sex and non-marital sex partners: 8%. Commercial sex: 1%. 4% infected from needle sharing.
17 sty 2020 · Overview. In 2018, there were around 480 000 people living with HIV in Thailand, with 75% having access to treatment. An estimated 6400 people became newly infected with HIV in 2018, a decrease of 59% compared to 2010. Visit Thailand's country page.
According to the latest UNAIDS estimates (2023 data, published in the 2024 Global AIDS Report), in Thailand, 9100 people were newly infected with HIV, 580 000 people were living with HIV and 12 000 people died of AIDS. 97% of pregnant women living with HIV received antiretroviral treatment to prevent vertical transmission of HIV.
Long at the forefront of innovations in HIV/AIDS care in Asia, Thailand's community engagement has been key in their HIV response. But, Sima Barmania reports, all is not plain sailing.
17 sty 2020 · The AIDS response in Thailand has changed dramatically over the years. In 2006, Thailand integrated its HIV services, including antiretroviral therapy, into its universal health coverage scheme. Since 2014 Thailand has provided antiretroviral therapy for all regardless of their CD4 level.
