Black Americans made up 50% of new #HIV diagnoses among youth in 2022—a stark reminder of ongoing barriers to HIV prevention & care. On National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, explore AIDSVu’s resources, & use our toolkit to inform your community. #NBHAAD

#DYK? 1. Tomorrow is National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day. 2. Our mapping tool lets you explore HIV prevalence & #PrEP use by zip code, race, age & gender. Now that you know, share the wealth! Use our social toolkit to inform your community. #NBHAAD

In 2023, Black Americans made up 14% of PrEP users but accounted for 38% of new #HIV diagnoses in 2022. Closing this gap means addressing barriers to care, including barriers to comprehensive healthcare coverage. Learn more: #NBHAAD

Black men and women had the highest rates of new #HIV diagnoses among all racial/ethnic groups in 2022. This #NBHAAD (Feb. 7), take action: 📍 Explore our interactive HIV mapping tool 📢 Share key facts using our social media toolkit Learn more:

In 2022, Black and Hispanic/Latinx individuals were diagnosed with HIV at a rate 8.4X and 5X higher, respectively, than White individuals. These disparities highlight the need for awareness and action for health equity. Explore #HIV data here:

In 2022, 6,941 people in New Orleans were living with HIV. Black individuals represented 66% of new diagnoses, despite only accounting for 39% of the population. Explore AIDSVu's interactive maps for zip code-level #HIV data:

AIDSVu’s data tracks PrEP use by county and state, with insights on age, sex, and race/ethnicity. Whether you're researching or advocating for increased #PrEP access, these tools provide valuable data. Get started:

Approximately 1.2M people in the U.S. are living with #HIV. Take charge of your health by getting tested in 2025. Find testing services and free self-testing kits here:

In 2022, women made up 19% of new U.S. HIV diagnoses, with Black women accounting for 54%, despite representing 14% of the female population. Learn more:

42% of people living with #HIV in the U.S. in 2022 were ages 55+. Despite treatment advances, they face late-stage HIV diagnoses, stigma, & health challenges. Learn more:

#DYK? In 2022, approximately 54% of people living with #HIV were 50 years or older. Addressing aging with HIV requires tailored care and a focus on equity. Learn more about the intersection of HIV, aging, and health equity:

As 2024 ends, AIDSVu reflects on conversations ranging from #HIV stigma in the South to health equity for Black women. Thank you to our participants for sharing their expertise and calls to action. Catch up on the highlights!

#DYK? According to the CDC, People with #HIV should be vaccinated against Hepatitis A and Hepatitis B, and tested for Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C. Understanding this intersection is key to better prevention and care. Follow @HepVu for resources and more.

Explore #HIV data for 58 U.S. cities on AIDSVu’s interactive maps and location profiles! See how the epidemic affects the nation’s largest cities, with insights on HIV prevalence, diagnosis rates, PrEP use, and PrEP-to-need ratios. Get started:

Regular #hepatitis testing is crucial for people living with #HIV. Early #HepB & #HepC detection helps prevent serious liver complications, including liver cancer — a leading cause of illness and death in co-infected individuals. Follow @HepVu for more info and resources.

PrEPVu provides groundbreaking data on #PrEP use by race and ethnicity, transforming how public health programs measures success. By highlighting barriers to access, PrEPVu places emphasis on health equity. Explore more at

#DYK? People living with both #HIV and viral #hepatitis are at a higher risk for liver cancer. Learn more about prevention, treatment, and the relationship between these epidemics in this Q&A from @HepVu:

AIDSVu's interactive map offers valuable insights into the U.S. HIV epidemic. Explore #HIV data by location, filter by demographics, and use overlays to find testing sites, support services, and housing options. Start exploring:

December 1 marks the 36th #WorldAIDSDay. This year’s theme, “Collective Action: Sustain and Accelerate HIV Progress,” highlights the power of collaboration. Let’s continue our efforts in awareness, prevention, and equity to make #HIV care accessible to everyone in need.

@AIDSVu's interactive map offers valuable insights into the U.S. HIV epidemic. Explore #HIV data by location, filter by demographics, and use overlays to find testing sites, support services, and housing options. Start exploring: