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In 2002, the ASEAN region faced a significant HIV/AIDS crisis, with nearly 1 million new infections and approximately 490,000 deaths attributed to AIDS. Among those affected, around 2.1 million young people aged 15 to 24 were living with HIV. This alarming data, released by UNAIDS in collaboration with WHO, underscores the urgent need for enhanced prevention and treatment strategies in the Asia-Pacific area. As the epidemic continues to affect lives, a concerted effort is required to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS.
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1. HIV/AIDS in the ASEAN Region
2. HIV/AIDS situation in Asia & Pacific Almost 1 million people newly infected in 2002
Almost 490,000 people died of AIDS in the past year
About 2.1 million young people (aged 15 – 24) are living with HIV Data from UNAIDS in collaboration with WHO recently released in the AIDS Epidemic Update 2002 indicates that for the Asia Pacific region:
Almost 1 million people newly infected in 2002
A further 490 000 people died of AIDS in the past year
About 2.1 million young people (aged 15-24) are living with HIV
Data from UNAIDS in collaboration with WHO recently released in the AIDS Epidemic Update 2002 indicates that for the Asia Pacific region:
Almost 1 million people newly infected in 2002
A further 490 000 people died of AIDS in the past year
About 2.1 million young people (aged 15-24) are living with HIV
3. HIV Situation in ASEAN Countries