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

SF Department of Public Health Reports

2021 HIV Epidemiology Annual Report (here)

15631

living with HIV

160

new HIV diagnoses

286

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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