Singapore Country Snapshots

Asia Pacific Tuberculosis profile fact sheet: Singapore shows the estimated proportion of TB cases with MDR/RR-TB 2022, TB treatment coverage, TB case notification 2022, TB/HIV care in new and relapse TB patients 2022, TB preventive treatment 2022 and Incidence, New and relapse TB cases notified, HIV-positive TB incidence. 

HIV country profiles are based on data reported by countries which are published as part of UNAIDS' Data Book. HIV country profiles provide an overview of the latest available data on the HIV epidemic and response in the countries from 2023.

HIV country profiles are based on data reported by countries which are published as part of UNAIDS' Data Book. HIV country profiles provide an overview of the latest available data on the HIV epidemic and response in the countries from 2022.

Tuberculosis profiles are generated automatically based on data reported by countries and which are held in WHO's global TB database. The document includes data for estimates of TB burden, UHC and social protection, TB/HIV care in new and relapse TB patients, drug-resistant TB care in the country.

Tuberculosis profiles are generated automatically based on data reported by countries and which are held in WHO's global TB database.

Country Data sheet provides information on HIV epidemic estimates, laws and policy, stigma and discrimination, violence, testing, treatment, prevention, elimination of mother-to-child transmission in the Singapore.

Tuberculosis country profiles are generated automatically based on data reported by countries and which are held in WHO's global TB database.
 

Country Data sheets provide information on HIV epidemic estimates, laws and policy, stigma and discrimination, violence, testing, treatment, prevention, elimination of mother-to-child transmission in the country.

Tuberculosis country profiles are generated automatically based on data reported by countries and which are held in WHO's global TB database.

The first case of HIV in Singapore was diagnosed in 1985. Since then, the number of HIV cases has continued to grow - although still a low-level HIV epidemic - and by end 2009, the estimated number of people living with HIV was around 3,400 [2,500-4,00], up from 2,800 estimated in 2001 - or about a 21% increase.