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1 and AIDS Estimates Adults and children living with Adults aged 15 and over living with Women aged 15 and over living with Men aged 15 and over living with [ ] [ ] [ ] [ ] Children aged 0 to 14 living with [ ] Adult aged 15 to 49 prevalence rate Women aged 15 to 49 prevalence rate Men aged 15 to 49 prevalence rate 2.7 [ ] 3.4 [ ] 1.9 [ ] prevalence among young women 1.1 [ ] prevalence among young men 0.6 [ ] Adults and children newly infected with Adults aged 15 and over newly infected with Women aged 15 and over newly infected with Men aged 15 and over newly infected with Children aged 0 to 14 newly infected with incidence per 1000 population (adults 15-49) incidence per 1000 population (all ages) Adult and child deaths due to AIDS Deaths due to AIDS among adults aged 15 and over Deaths due to AIDS among women aged 15 and over 7400 [ ] 6500 [ ] 4000 [ ] 2600 [ ] <1000 [< ] 1.06 [ ] 0.61 [ ] 3100 [ ] 2700 [ ] 1500 [ ] Page 1
2 Deaths due to AIDS among men aged 15 and over Deaths due to AIDS among children aged 0 to 14 Orphans due to AIDS aged 0 to [< ] <500 [<200 - <1000] [ ] Epidemic transition metrics Percent change in new infections since 2010 Percent change in AIDS-related deaths since Incidence-to-prevalence ratio 0.03 Incidence:mortality ratio 1.73 testing and treatment cascade People living with who know their status Percent of people living with who know their status People living with who have suppressed viral loads Percent of people living with who have suppressed viral loads [ ] Antiretroviral therapy () Coverage of adults and children receiving (%) Adults aged 15 and over receiving Women aged 15 and over receiving 83 [72-93] 83 [73-93] 84 [74-95] Men aged 15 and over receiving 81 [71-92] Children aged 0 to 14 receiving 76 [50 - >95] Number of adults and children receiving (#) Page 2
3 Adults aged 15 and over receiving Women aged 15 and over receiving Men aged 15 and over receiving Children aged 0 to 14 receiving 8118 Adults and children newly-initiating (#) Adults aged 15 and over newly-initiating Children aged 0-14 newly-initiating Women newly-initiating Men newly-initiating Elimination of mother-to-child transmission Coverage of pregnant women who receive ARV for PMTCT (%) Pregnant women who received ARV for PMTCT (#) Pregnant women needing ARV for PMTCT (#) 92 [72 - >95] [ ] Early infant diagnosis (%) 85 [74 - >95] New infections averted due to PMTCT (%) 1900 [< ] Sex workers Population size estimate (#) Year of estimation: 2012 prevalence (%) 45.8 Source: IBBS Knowledge of status (%) 95.1 Source: BSS Condom use (%) 84.3 Source: Behavioural Surveillance Survey, Page 3
4 Hepatitis B and coinfection with (%) Hepatitis C and coinfection with (%) 3.3 Source: Data provided through GAM Source: Data provided through GAM 2016 Men who have sex with men Population size estimate (#) est. Knowledge of status (%) 83 Source: Behavioural Surveillance Survey, 2016 Condom use (%) 71.4 Source: Data provided through Global AIDS Monitoring 2016 Combination prevention Condom use at last high-risk sex among adults aged 15 to 49 (%) - Condom use at last high-risk sex among women aged 15 to 49 (%) - Condom use at last high-risk sex among men aged 15 to 49 (%) Percentage of men that are circumcised (%) Male circumcisions performed (#) 54.7 Source: Source: Source: Source: Stigma and discrimination Page 4
5 Percentage of adults (15-49) who responded No to the question: Would you buy fresh vegetables from a shopkeeper or vendor if you knew that this person had? 9.9 Source: Percentage of adults (15-49) who responded No to the question: Do you think that children living with should be able to attend school with children who are negative? Percentage of adults (15-49) who responded No to both questions Gender aged (%) 20.7 Source: aged (%) aged (%) aged (%) Women aged who have satisfied by modern methods (%) Women aged who have satisfied by modern methods (%) 63.9 Source: Source: Women aged who have satisfied by modern methods (%) Women aged who have satisfied by modern methods (%) Young people Page 5
6 Knowledge about prevention among young people aged Knowledge about prevention among young women aged Knowledge about prevention among young men aged Source: 64.6 Source: 64.3 Source: Page 6
HIV and AIDS Estimates
and AIDS Estimates Adults and children living with Adults aged 15 and over living with Women aged 15 and over living with Men aged 15 and over living with 200 000 [180 000-210 000] 190 000 [170 000-200
HIV and AIDS Estimates
and AIDS Estimates Adults and children living with Adults aged 15 and over living with Women aged 15 and over living with Men aged 15 and over living with 61 000 [51 000-73 000] 55 000 [46 000-66 000]
HIV and AIDS Estimates
and AIDS Estimates Adults and children living with Adults aged 15 and over living with Women aged 15 and over living with Men aged 15 and over living with 150 000 [130 000-180 000] 140 000 [120 000-170
HIV and AIDS Estimates
and AIDS Estimates Adults and children living with Adults aged 15 and over living with Women aged 15 and over living with Men aged 15 and over living with 1 300 000 [1 200 000-1 500 000] 1 200 000 [1 100
HIV and AIDS Estimates
PARAGUAY HIV and AIDS Estimates Adults and children living with HIV Adults aged 15 and over living with HIV Women aged 15 and over living with HIV Men aged 15 and over living with HIV 20 000 [13 000-43
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