Getting to Zero SF – Reduce HIV transmission and HIV related deaths in San Francisco

SF Department of Public Health Reports

15811

living with HIV

131

new HIV diagnoses

264

deaths among persons with HIV/AIDS

ZERO
DEATHS

ZERO
INFECTIONS

ZERO
STIGMA

Viral suppression lowest amongst homeless

Viral suppression is 75% overall

MSM-PWID (69%)

Women (71%)

Black/African Americans (70%)

PWID (66%)

Viral suppression was particularly low among people experiencing homelessness

TWSM- PWID (67%)

Homeless (39%)

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Remaining disparities

African-American men 3 times higher, and Latino men 2.3 times higher, than in white men

Infection rates have gone down overall and disparities are lessening, but there are remaining disparities

African-American women 11 times higher, and Latino women 3.5 times higher, than in white women

MEN

Remaining disparities

MEN

Remaining disparities

Faster Time to Care Indicators

WOMEN

Number and % of homeless persons newly diagnosed with HIV by
year of diagnosis, 2010 - 2019, San Francisco

Yearly Homeless HIV Diagnosis

Ward 86 shares clinic HIV Long-Acting Injectable Antiretroviral Protocol
Ward 86, established in January 1983, is a large HIV clinic based at San Francisco General Hospital at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF). Ward […]
2022 Spring Consortium Meeting: The Tenderloin – voices from the field
The San Francisco Getting to Zero Consortium convened last Thursday, May 19th. The Co-Chairs of the GTZ-SF Steering Committee, Dr. Susan Buchbinder and Dr. Diane Havlir, […]
RAPID Program Resources
Below are San Francisco RAPID Program resources that can be adapted to your city or jurisdiction’s needs. Please contact the Co-Chairs of the GTZ-SF RAPID Committee […]

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