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Table 2 Cost comparison of economic burden of HSV by WHO region and country income group (2016)

From: Estimated global and regional economic burden of genital herpes simplex virus infection among 15–49 year-olds in 2016

 

GUD due to HSV-1 (I$ million, %)

GUD due to HSV-2 (I$ million, %)

Neonatal herpes due to HSV-1 (I$ million, %)

Neonatal herpes due to HSV-2 (I$ million, %)

HIV-attributable to HSV-2 (I$ million, %)

By WHO region

Global

3988 (100%)

30,807 (100%)

61 (100%)

53 (100%)

352 (100%)

  African

-

3354 (10·9%)

0.0 (0·0%)

6 (12·1%)

219 (62·3%)

  Americas

1956 (49·0%)

6486 (21·1%)

36 (58·9%)

22 (41·1%)

78 (22·2%)

  Eastern Mediterranean

194 (4·9%)

1749 (5·7%)

1·5 (2·4%)

3 (6·5%)

0·8 (0·2%)

  Europe

902 (22·6%)

4040 (13·1%)

13 (20·6%)

10 (18·9%)

41 (11·5%)

  South-East Asia

16 (0·4%)

3879 (12·6%)

0·1 (0·2%)

1·1 (2·0%)

6 (1·6%)

  Western Pacific

920 (23·1%)

11,299 (36·7%)

11 (17·4%)

10 (19·4%)

8 (2·2%)

By World Bank income level

Global

3988 (100%)

30,807 (100%)

61 (100%)

53 (100%)

352 (100%)

  High

2219 (55·6%)

9589 (31·1%)

41 (66·9%)

30 (56·7%)

92 (26·1%)

  Upper-middle

1501 (37·6%)

13,586 (44·1%)

18 (29·7%)

15 (28·7%)

199 (56·5%)

  Lower-middle

238 (6·0%)

6612 (21·5%)

2 (3·3%)

6 (11·3%)

47 (13·4%)

  Low

30 (0·8%)

1020 (3·3%)

0·1 (0·2%)

2 (3·3%)

14 (4·0%)

  1. WHO World Health Organization, HIV Human immunodeficiency virus