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Introduction: AIDS is a global challenge. By looking deeper into the nature of AIDS and its transmission, it canbe concluded that AIDS is a social phenomenon rather than a completely biological disease and the results ofstudies show a significant relationship between the risk of HIV infection and some underlying factors such asdemographic, social, economic and cultural factors. Today, these structural and social factors are known as socialdeterminants of health (SDH). The current systematic study aimed to identify SDH related to AIDS in Iran, in orderto adopt appropriate strategies to prevent AIDS in Iran.Methods: All studies in Persian or English focusing on the relationship between societal health and AIDSconducted in Iran were systematically reviewed from PubMed, Scopus, Embase, Web of Science and internaldatabases (IranMedex, SID and Magiran) by December 2018. In order to evaluate the quality of the articles, theSTORBE checklist was used and, after reviewing the articles, finally, out of a total of 964 articles, 18 papers wereselected to enter into the study.Results: In this systematic review, 12 articles were performed on people at risk for AIDS, while 6 articles wereconducted on patients with positive HIV/AIDS. Based on the WHO model, the determinants of social well-beingin this study were structural determinants of heath; (gender, educational level, occupational status, income andhousing) and intermediate determinants of heath (marital status, high-risk behaviors, awareness, attitude aboutAIDS, social support status, access to the Internet and satellite, and history of child sexual abuse).Conclusion: The main risk factors for HIV infection in Iran (intravenous opium and unsafe sexual intercourse) wererelated to social, economic and behavioral factors. Therefore, it is essential to consider SDH as the key factors inthe emergence and control of AIDS by health policy-makers and relevant authorities for the prevention of AIDS

Is AIDS related to social determinants of health in Iran? A systematic review