Men Dominate HIV and AIDS Cases in Indonesia in 2022

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Cindy Mutia Annur 03/07/2023 19:10 WIB

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The National Narcotics Agency (BNN) report shows that the total number of HIV and AIDS cases in Indonesia reached 62,856 in 2022. Men account for the majority of HIV and AIDS cases in the country.

Number of HIV and AIDS Cases in Indonesia (2022)

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Number of HIV and AIDS Cases in Indonesia (2022)

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According to a report by the National Narcotics Agency (BNN), there were 62,856 cases of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS) in Indonesia throughout 2022. This comprises 9,901 AIDS cases and 52,955 HIV cases.

Men account for the majority of HIV and AIDS cases in Indonesia. There were 31,218 HIV cases in men, representing 58.95% of the total HIV cases nationwide. In contrast, there were 21,737 cases in women, and 0 cases where gender was unknown.

The number of AIDS cases in men reached 7,375, or 74.48% of the total AIDS cases in Indonesia in 2022.

Meanwhile, there were 2,521 AIDS cases in women, and 5 cases where gender was unknown.

The BNN reported that the majority of HIV and AIDS cases in Indonesia in 2022 were transmitted through homosexual contact, totaling 17,983 cases. The next largest risk factor was heterosexual contact, with 12,072 cases.

Furthermore, HIV and AIDS transmission in Indonesia also occurred through prenatal transmission (7,310 cases), non-sterile needles (351 cases), bisexual contact (189 cases), other risk factors (12,324 cases), and unknown factors (12,611 cases).

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