New data from CDC’s #HIV supplemental surveillance report shows progress in HIV prevention with estimated HIV infections declining 12% overall in 2022 compared with 2018.

Check it out now: cdc.gov/hiv-data/nhss/…

Looking for 2022 data on HIV diagnoses? We’ve got you covered!

Get the latest from CDC’s new #HIV surveillance report: cdc.gov/hiv-data/nhss/…

#PartnershipsInAction

This month, we are highlighting Us Helping Us. Their fleet of mobile health units serve the greater Washington, DC area and provide access to sexual health screening as well as linkage to PrEP, PEP, and HIV specialty care.

Just updated!

CDC’s #HIV supplemental surveillance report now includes 2022 data on people who have received HIV care, are retained in care, and have achieved viral suppression.

View the data: cdc.gov/hiv-data/nhss/…

Let’s #StopHIVTogether Ambassador Spotlight: Meet Benjamin Ignalino (Ben here 👋)!

Benjamin is passionate about using knowledge as power to stop HIV stigma in his community.

#TogetherAmbassadorSpotlight #NAPIHAAD #APIMay19

The new CDC.gov is live!

Browse our new site featuring:
📌 Streamlined information
📄 Page summaries
🧭 New navigation
👥 Audience-based content
👓 Better readability

Explore the new CDC.gov today!

Today, we recognize International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia—a powerful reminder that love knows no boundaries and everyone deserves to live authentically and without fear.

#StopHIVTogether

Learn More: cdc.gov/StopHIVStigma

Got a minute? Watch this one-minute video to get basic information on #HIV and learn how to stay healthy: bit.ly/4b55Ecb

#HIV Basics

#PartnershipsInAction : Us Helping Us took over Pride Night at Kings Dominion, creating a safe and brave space for Black LGBTQ+ youth and adults to be their authentic selves.

Providers: Did you know? When patients with HIV get and keep an undetectable viral load, they cannot transmit HIV to their sexual partners.

The science is clear: undetectable=untransmittable.

bit.ly/49LnXSM

Providers: Did you know? When patients with HIV get and keep an undetectable viral load, they cannot transmit HIV to their sexual partners.

The science is clear: undetectable=untransmittable.

bit.ly/49LnXSM

Let’s #StopHIVTogether Ambassador Spotlight: Meet Ashley Cobb (Ashley Cobb)!

Ashley is passionate about taking steps to stop HIV stigma in her community and reduce the impact of HIV on Black women.

#TogetherAmbassadorSpotlight #NWHW

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CDC partnerships are crucial for addressing #HIV prevention and care needs of diverse communities.

This month, we are highlighting Us Helping Us. With 2 DC locations & a mental health clinic, UHU is dedicated to health equity for underserved communities.

#PartnershipsInAction

Let’s #StopHIVTogether Ambassador Spotlight: Meet Asia Sullivan!

As a clinician and social media influencer, Asia uses her voice to educate her patients and followers about HIV.

#TogetherAmbassadorSpotlight

Nurses: This Nat'l Nurses Week, we celebrate professionals like yourself who have made a difference in reducing HIV stigma by screening all their patients.

You can reduce HIV stigma by empowering patients to know their status! Learn more: bit.ly/49Ta0lP

#nursesweek2024

Watch now!

#StopHIVTogether #UequalsU

The National Latinx Conference on HIV, HCV & SUD ends today, but our commitment to ending HIV infections continues.

For resources to stop HIV stigma and promote HIV testing, prevention, and treatment bookmark: cdc.gov/stophivtogethe…

Dr. Demetre shares three things about HIV that can change the course of your health:

1. Knowing your status

2. Using PrEP

3. Understanding that Undetectable = Untransmittable or U=U

Watch now! #StopHIVTogether #UequalsU

Thank you to the health care providers and community orgs who work to bring equitable HIV screening, prevention, and treatment to Black/African American communities!

CDC has resources and guidance to support your work and help end the HIV epidemic: bit.ly/3CVOEWy