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Home News & Updates AIDSVu in 2015: Visualizing HIV to Improve Public Health Outcomes

AIDSVu in 2015: Visualizing HIV to Improve Public Health Outcomes

February 16, 2015

Looking ahead in 2015, AIDSVu will continue to expand the interactive HIV maps and data on the site with a renewed focus on how to use publicly available data to achieve public health successes.

In addition to several new data releases this year, featuring the latest HIV prevalence data available, for the first time AIDSVu will map new HIV diagnosis data by year. Want to learn more about what we’re up to? Our friends at AIDS.gov have all of the details.

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