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HIV/AIDS: COLOMBIAA VIEW OF OUR COUNTRY
Andrés F. Sánchez Vera MD
HIV Physician - Epidemiologist
Guillermo León Basantes
Internal Medicine - Epidemiologist
Life expectancy at birth:
• Men: 70.4 y (2013)
• Women: 77.2 y (2013)
Age for retirement pension (since 2014):
• Men: 62 Years Women: 57 Years
Population (2014)
• 48.929.706 people.
Health regimes: covers91.3% of population
• Subsidized - Contributory
• Special - Prepaid.
General Data
From Colombia to the World
Strengths
• Democratic ways
• People: Human Resource
Difficulties
• Armed Conflict – ForcedMigration
• Corruption
• Inequality
HIV Colombian people: 120,000
Children withHIV: 2400
Prevalence in adults: 0.4%
Deaths: 4700 Women/Men: 1:3• ONU-SIDA. Informe Colombia. 2014.
http://www.unaids.org/es/regionscountries/countries/colombia/
What about of HIV in Colombia?
What about of HIV in Colombia?
New releases HIV and HCV
• Atripla, Complera, Stribild, Dolutegravir
• Simeprevir
Two new clinicalpractice guidelines(2014)
• HLA B5701 not included
Low Prevalence of allergic reactions.
ANTIRETROVIRAL DRUGS – WHAT DO WE HAVE?
INTR NNRTISPROTEASE INHIBITORS
ENTRY INHIBITORS
INTEGRASE INHIBITORS
STAVUDINE EFAVIRENZ SAQUINAVIR ENFUVIRTIDE RALTEGRAVIR
ZALCITABINE NEVIRAPINE INDINAVIR MARAVIROC DOLUTEGRAVIR
DIDANOSINE ETRAVIRINE NELFINAVIR ELVITEGRAVIR
LAMIVUDINE RILPIVIRINE AMPRENAVIR
ZIDOVUDINE LOPINAVIR/R
ABACAVIR ATAZANAVIR
EMTRICITABINE FOSAMPRENAVIR
TENOFOVIR DARUNAVIR
Our challenges for the coming years
Reduce sexual transmission of HIV by half by 2015
Eliminate mother to child transmission of HIV by 2015 and reducesubstantially maternal deaths related to AIDS
Ensure that people living with HIV continue treatment
Reduce by half the deaths from tuberculosis among people who are living with HIV in 2015.
• World report on progress in the fight against AIDS. Colombia 2012. UNGASS Report.
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