Background & objectives: Evidence-based planning has been the cornerstone of India's response to HIV/AIDS. Here we describe the process, method and tools used for generating the 2015 HIV estimates and provide a summary of the main results. Methods: Spectrum software supported by the UNAIDS was used to produce HIV estimates for India as a whole and its States/Union Territories. This tool takes into consideration the size and HIV prevalence of defined population groups and programme data to estimate HIV prevalence, incidence and mortality over time as well as treatment needs. Results: India's national adult prevalence of HIV was 0.26 per cent in 2015. Of the 2.1 million people living with HIV/AIDS, the largest numbers were in Andhra Pradesh, ...
The estimate of cumulative HIV-positive persons in India by the end of 1994 ranges from 900,000 to 1...
HIV/AIDS is a treatable although incurable disease that presents immense challenges to those infecte...
India is one of the largest and most populated countries in the world, with over one billion inhabit...
BackgroundThe Joint United Nations Programme on AIDS (UNAIDS) has emphasized on the incidence-preval...
Tremendous global efforts have been made to collect data on the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Yet, significant ...
Background The Joint United Nations Programme on AIDS (UNAIDS) has emphasized on the incidence-preva...
Background: India, with its large number of migrant workers, had a large number of people affected b...
Recent reports have indicated that China, India and Russia are headed for a major public health cala...
Background: Although there has been significant reduction in HIV prevalence and new HIV infections i...
After two phases of AIDS control activities in India, the third phase of the National AIDS Control P...
The aim of Avahan, the India AIDS Initiative, was to reduce HIV transmission in the general populati...
Models are designed to provide evidence for strategic program planning by examining the impact of di...
Background: Although India has demonstrated success in the overall reduction of human immunodeficien...
After two phases of AIDS control activities in India, the third phase of the National AIDS Control P...
BACKGROUND: Evidence based resource allocation and decentralized planning of an effective HIV/AIDS r...
The estimate of cumulative HIV-positive persons in India by the end of 1994 ranges from 900,000 to 1...
HIV/AIDS is a treatable although incurable disease that presents immense challenges to those infecte...
India is one of the largest and most populated countries in the world, with over one billion inhabit...
BackgroundThe Joint United Nations Programme on AIDS (UNAIDS) has emphasized on the incidence-preval...
Tremendous global efforts have been made to collect data on the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Yet, significant ...
Background The Joint United Nations Programme on AIDS (UNAIDS) has emphasized on the incidence-preva...
Background: India, with its large number of migrant workers, had a large number of people affected b...
Recent reports have indicated that China, India and Russia are headed for a major public health cala...
Background: Although there has been significant reduction in HIV prevalence and new HIV infections i...
After two phases of AIDS control activities in India, the third phase of the National AIDS Control P...
The aim of Avahan, the India AIDS Initiative, was to reduce HIV transmission in the general populati...
Models are designed to provide evidence for strategic program planning by examining the impact of di...
Background: Although India has demonstrated success in the overall reduction of human immunodeficien...
After two phases of AIDS control activities in India, the third phase of the National AIDS Control P...
BACKGROUND: Evidence based resource allocation and decentralized planning of an effective HIV/AIDS r...
The estimate of cumulative HIV-positive persons in India by the end of 1994 ranges from 900,000 to 1...
HIV/AIDS is a treatable although incurable disease that presents immense challenges to those infecte...
India is one of the largest and most populated countries in the world, with over one billion inhabit...