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. 2015 Nov 1;31(11):1060–1076. doi: 10.1089/aid.2015.0049

Table 1.

HIV Prevalence and Incidence in Key Populations in Thailand, China, Myanmar, and India

  HIV prevalence HIV incidence  
  MSM TG PWID FSW MSM TG PWID FSW References
Thailand
 Nationwide 5.5–28.3% (2003–2007) 12.5% (2000–2011)   11.9% (2007–2011) 8.2% (2006–2008)       6,8,10,75
 Bangkok 30.8% (2007)   23.6% (2013) 22.7% street based; 2.5% venue based (2007) 6.4% (2005)
1.95% (2008–2009)
  0.68% (2010)   6,13,143,175
  21.3% (2011)       7.7% (2007)
5.9% (2011)
      7
          2.7% (60% were MSM)
2006–2007
      23
 Chiang Mai 16.9% (2007)   10.9% (2013)           75,175
  16.5–6.9% in bisexuals (2011) 9.30% (2011)     8.2% (2011)       75
 Bangkok, Ubon, Ratchathani, Lampang, Mahasarakam         6.3% (2014)       Nittaya Phanuphak, unpublished data
 Pattaya         7.4% (2014) 5% (2014)   0.83% (2014) Merlin Robb, personal communication
Myanmar
 Nationwide 7.8% (2011)     18.4% (2008) 9.4% (2012)         12,77
 Yangon 5% (2011)                
 Mandalay 9% (2011)                
 Pathein       15% (2012)         10,12
China
 Nationwide 7.4% (2.3–11.4) (2009)               84
  6% (2010)   9% (2010) 0.36% (2010)     0.57% (2010) 0.02% (2010) 81
  4.9–18% (2008–2009)               85
 Beijing 7.8% (2010)       1.7% (2010)       96
 Study in 16 cities 5.3% (2009)               94
India
 Nationwide 4.4% (2011)   7.1% (2011) 2.7% (2011)         12
 Maharashtra   19% (2012)             15
 Study in 12 cities 7% (2012–2013)       0.87% (2012–2013)       105
 Study in 15 cities     18.1% (2013)       2.9% (2013)   100

This table focuses on the most recent available data in selected countries and key populations where prevention intervention efficacy trials might be considered. Empty cells correspond to no data available. Data in italics correspond to potential target populations suitable for HIV vaccine trials.