HIV Epidemiology & Field Services 

NYC HIV/AIDS Surveillance Statistics

Page Contents

• •  Surveillance and Epidemiology Reports NEW  
• • Annual Surveillance Statistics NEW  
• •  NYC Pediatric/Adolescent HIV/AIDS Surveillance NEW  
• •  Research Unit Reports NEW  
• • Field Services Unit(FSU):Brochures for Patients and Providers NEW  
• •  Special Topics Reviewed in Previous Surveillance Reports 
• • Special Reports 
• • Abbreviations and Definitions 

Surveillance and Epidemiology Reports

• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (October, 2011) (PDF)  NEW 
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (April, 2011) (PDF) 
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (October, 2010) (PDF)  
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (April, 2010) (PDF)
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (October, 2009) (PDF)
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (April, 2009) (PDF)
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (October, 2008) (PDF)
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (April 2008) (PDF)
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Semiannual Report (October 2007) (PDF)
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services First Semiannual Report (April 2007) (PDF)
• HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology 2006 Second Semiannual Report (October 2006) (PDF)
• HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology 2006 First Semiannual Report (April 2006) (PDF)
• HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology 2006 First Quarter Report (January 2006)(PDF)
• HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology 2005 Fourth Quarter Report (October 2005) (PDF)
• HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology 2005 Third Quarter Report (July 2005) (PDF)
• HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology 2005 Second Quarter Report (April 2005) (PDF)
• HIV Surveillance and Epidemiology 2005 First Quarter Report (January 2005) (PDF)
• HIV Surveillance: Special Topics Reviewed in Previous Surveillance Reports 

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Annual Surveillance Statistics

The Annual Surveillance Statistics tables provide annual data on new diagnoses of HIV (non-AIDS), concurrent HIV/AIDS and AIDS, as well as the number of persons living with HIV and AIDS and the number of deaths among persons with HIV and AIDS. The data are shown for New York City overall and by sex, race, age, borough, risk factor, and United Hospital Fund neighborhood.

View the tables 

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NYC Pediatric/Adolescent HIV/AIDS Surveillance

• Pediatric and Adolescent HIV/AIDS Surveillance Update (June 2011) (PDF)  NEW  

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Research Unit Reports

• Potential Transmission Risk and Prevention in HIV Patients Receiving Care: results from the Medical Monitory Project (MMP)(March 2011) (PDF)   NEW 
• Research Projects Summary (September 2010) (PDF)
• Substance Use and Sexual Risk among Men who Have Sex with Men, Injection Drug Users, and High-Risk Heterosexuals (June 2010) (PDF)
• HIV Epidemiology & Field Services Research Unit Report (October 2007) (PDF)

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Field Services Unit(FSU): Brochures/Leaflets for Patients and Providers

• Brochure for Providers (PDF)  NEW

• Brochure for Patients (PDF)  NEW

• Contact Notification Assistance Program (CNAP) Leaflet for Providers (PDF)  NEW

  The CNAP card for providers is now available by calling 311.

• Contact Notification Assistance Program (CNAP) Leaflet for Patients (PDF)  NEW

• HIV Diagnostic Patient Brochure (English) (PDF)  NEW

• HIV Diagnostic Patient Brochure (Spanish) (PDF)  NEW

• HIV Diagnostic Patient Brochure (Haitian Creole) (PDF)  NEW

• HIV Diagnostic Patient Brochure (French) (PDF)  NEW

• Provider Outreach Presentation, 2010 (PPT)  NEW

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Special Topics Reviewed in Previous Surveillance Reports

• HIV Surveillance: Special Topics Reviewed in Previous Surveillance Reports 

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Special Reports

• Adult Spectrum of HIV Disease (ASD), July 2004 (PDF)
• Adult Spectrum of HIV Disease (ASD), January 2004 (PDF)
• HIV Prevalence in New York City 2002 (April 2004) (PDF)
• HIV Incidence in New York City 2001 (PDF)

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Abbreviations and Definitions

• Abbreviations and Definitions used in HIV surveillance reports, publications, and presentations 

For more information please call 311 or e-mail HIVreport@health.nyc.gov.

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