Advancing Global Health Through Local Action
Supporting research, education, and advocacy to improve treatment, prevention, and care for people impacted by HIV and other diseases in the Asia-Pacific region.
By the Numbers
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7.1M
people living with HIV in the region
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18
studies currently being conducted by TREAT Asia network researchers
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22
Fellows in TREAT Asia's HIV and mental health research training program
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
Established in 2001 to address the overlooked HIV epidemic in the Asia-Pacific region, TREAT Asia brings researchers, healthcare providers, and community advocates together to study HIV care outcomes and expand access to treatment and prevention for people across the region.
RECENT NEWS
TREAT Asia
Making Cervical Cancer and HIV in the Asia-Pacific Region a Priority
amfAR TREAT Asia’s program helps accelerate cervical cancer and HIV research to improve the health of women and others at risk in the Asia-Pacific.
June 22, 2026
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Global Health
The Resilience of the HIV Research Community
Annette Sohn, director of amfAR’s TREAT Asia program, highlights PrEP access, HIV and aging studies, and the resiliency of researchers at CROI 2026.
March 24, 2026
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Global Health
Advancing HIV Science in the Asia-Pacific Region
At the 28th Bangkok Symposium, researchers from amfAR’s TREAT Asia program shared advances in HIV science in the Asia-Pacific region, from cervical cancer to an HIV cure and long-acting agents to treat and prevent.
January 26, 2026
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