The Americas HIV Summary 2017

Region Statistics
(S. America)
Region Statistics
(N. America)
Brazil United States Colombia
(S. America)
 Region Statistics
(N. America)
 Region Statistics
Brazil United States Colombia
People Living With HIV 1,363,800 + 1,500,000 860,000 1,100,000 150,000
Overall Adult (15 – 49) HIV Prevalence 0.5% 0.6% 0.5%
New HIV Infections – Overall 69,700 + 70,000 48,000 38,500
New HIV Infections – Children (0–14) 1,800 ± Less than 1,000 124
Overall AIDS–related Deaths 25,200 ± 14,000 6,000 4,400
AIDS–related Deaths – Children (0–14) 1,800 ± Less than 1,000 Less than 200
Children Orphaned due to AIDS–relatated Deaths 226,700 + 96,000 53,000
Receiving Anti–Retroviral Treatment – Adults (15+) 64% 54%
Receiving Anti–Retroviral Treatment – Children (14 and Under) 45% 59%

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