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High-impact Hiv Prevention And Surveillance Programs For Health Departments - New York City (nyc) Has The…
$117.3M
- Funder
- Department of Health and Human Services
- Amount
- $117.3M
- Recipient
- City Of New York
- Deadline
- Through May 31, 2029
Purpose
Department of Health and Human Services awarded $117.3M to City Of New York for High-impact hiv prevention and surveillance programs for health departments - new york city (nyc) has the largest urban hiv epidemic in the western hemisphere, with 132,003 people diagnosed with hiv, reported in nyc and presumed to be living as of december 31, 2022. 87.2% (115,139) of these individuals reside in the four nyc ehe counties of bronx, kings (brooklyn), new york (manhattan), and queens. hiv continues to disproportionately affect certain nyc communities, including black and latino men who have sex with men, transgender persons, cisgender women of color, the uninsured and underinsured, youth ages 13-29, and people 50 and older. between 2018 and 2022, new diagnoses…
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