Local Statistics: New York City

Highlights:

  • New HIV diagnoses in 2022: 1,439, down 57% from 3,379 in 2011
  • In 2022, Black New Yorkers were diagnosed with HIV at 6 times the rate of White New Yorkers (43.2 vs 7.1 per 100,000), and Latinx/Hispanic New Yorkers at over 4 times the rate
  • Men were diagnosed at 4 times the rate of women (35.8 vs 8.8 per 100,000)
  • Viral suppression among New Yorkers with HIV reached 84% in 2022, up from 71% in 2011

Source: NYC DOHMH HIV/AIDS Annual Report, 2011 - 2022

HIV Prevalence by UHF Neighborhood, New York City, 2022

Percent of residents living with diagnosed HIV. Source: NYC DOHMH HIV/AIDS Annual Report

Prevalence Rate by Borough, 2022

Source: NYC DOHMH HIV/AIDS Annual Report

HIV/AIDS Trends, 1981 - 2022, New York City

1981 - 2010: NYC Dept of Health surveillance data, compiled for this site in 2017. 2011 - 2022: NYC DOHMH HIV/AIDS Annual Report (no 2016 data). Deaths are shown through 2015 only; the city now reports deaths from all causes among people with HIV, which isn't comparable.

People living with HIV/AIDS, 1981 - 2015, New York City

Source: NYC Dept of Health surveillance data, compiled for this site in 2017

New HIV Diagnoses by Transmission Risk, 2015

Source: NYC Dept of Health surveillance data, compiled for this site in 2017. The city's current open data doesn't break out transmission risk.

New HIV Diagnoses by Gender, 2022

Source: NYC DOHMH HIV/AIDS Annual Report, which reports men and women only

Race/Ethnicity: NYC Population vs New HIV Diagnoses, 2022

  • Share of NYC population
  • Share of new HIV diagnoses

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Population is New Yorkers aged 13 and over, as used for the city's diagnosis rates. Source: NYC DOHMH HIV/AIDS Annual Report