Highlights:

+ Number of HIV diagnoses occuring in 2016: 2,229
+ In 2016, the HIV diagnosis rate among Black females was 2.7 times higher than the rate among Latina/Hispanic females and over 14 times higher than the rate among White females
+ The number of new HIV diagnoses reported in NYC from 2001 - 2016 decreased overall and by gender, race, borough and transmission risk

Sources: DATAUSA, NYC Dept of Health, US Census and American Community Survey

People living with HIV/AIDS, by UHF Neighborhood, New York City

Prevalence Rate by Borough

Bronx (1.07%)

Brooklyn (0.59%)

Manhattan (1.03%)

Queens (0.40%)

Staten Island (0.26%)

HIV/AIDS Trends, 1980 - 2015, New York City

Source: NYC Dept of Health

People living with HIV/AIDS, 1980 - 2015, New York City

Source: NYC Dept of Health

Transmission Risks, 2015, New York City

People living with HIV/AIDS, By Gender, New York City

Racial Makeup of NYC General Population vs People living with HIV/AIDS

City Population by Race/Ethnicity:

Persons living with HIV/AIDS by Race/Ethnicity:

Black

Latino/Hispanic

White

Asian/Pacific Islander

Multiracial

Other/Unknown