Surveillance is the ongoing and systematic collection, analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of data regarding a health-related event.

HIV surveillance collects, analyzes, and disseminates information about new and existing cases of HIV infection, including AIDS.

See below for the number of HIV diagnoses, AIDS diagnoses, deaths, and people living with HIV/AIDS by year in Philadelphia.

 

• 2016 HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report
• 2015 HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report
• 2014 HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report
• 2013 HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report
• 2012 HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report

In addition to surveillance activities, AACO participates in the Medical Monitoring Project and National Behavioral Surveillance System.

• Men Who Have Sex With Men, Philadelphia 2014
• Heterosexuals at High Risk for Infection, Philadelphia 2013
• Injecting Drug Users, Philadelphia 2012

For more information about HIV/AIDS surveillance in Philadelphia, please email: aacoepi@phila.gov.

 

AIDSVU is an interactive mapping tool that allows users to examine newly diagnosed and prevalent case counts or rates by age, race, and sex at both zip code and census tract levels.

Information on HIV/AIDS for the state of Pennsylvania can be found here.

National HIV/AIDS reports and other publications can be found here.

A five-year plan to guide the national response to the HIV epidemic can be found here.

The latest scientific publications about HIV/AIDS by PDPH staff can be found here.