AIDSVu has released 2024 City data at the ZIP code-level, shining light on the impact of the HIV epidemic at the local level. This year’s data launch introduces data for San Jose, CA – as well as detailed maps and location profiles for 61 cities, which comprised over half of all new HIV diagnoses in the U.S. and Puerto Rico in 2024.
The updated city profiles depict:
- HIV prevalence (2024)
- New diagnoses (2020-2024)
- HIV Care Continuum indicators for some cities (2024)
- Key social determinants of health, such as poverty, education, income inequality, and housing cost burden (2024)
To highlight this year’s city-level data launch, AIDSVu has selected five cities to explore potential regional and demographic disparities. This year’s selected cities include San Jose, CA; Birmingham, AL; Columbus, OH; New York City, NY; and Washington, D.C. To explore HIV/AIDS data for these cities and more, check out AIDSVu’s updated location profiles.
AIDSVu’s newest city data visualizes HIV data in 24 of the 25 most populous cities in the U.S. in 2024, as well as 17 of the 20 Centers for AIDS Research (CFAR). Additionally, Washington, DC, state capitals like Boston, Austin, Raleigh, Nashville, and Denver, and large regional centers like Phoenix and Atlanta, all represented on AIDSVu, are key for both political organizing and policy advocacy. Together, these metros represent the majority of the U.S. congressional delegation’s home districts, making them critical for coalition outreach or national advocacy efforts.
Please use the below resources to learn more about and amplify these data updates.
City Launch 2026
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AIDSVu’s 2026 city launch infographics encourage new ways of visualizing the HIV epidemic at the ZIP code-level for four major cities. Share them on social, print them out as one-pagers, and add them to your presentations.
Birmingham, AL
Columbus (Franklin County), OH
New York City, NY
Washington, DC
San Jose, CA
Please visit the local public health department websites for the 58 cities that are participating in AIDSVu’s city launch for more information.
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Post 1
@AIDSVu just expanded its city-level #HIV data to include San Jose, CA — now mapping 61 U.S. cities that represent more than half of all new HIV diagnoses in 2024.
These ZIP Code–level insights help communities and public-health leaders understand and address the local impact of #HIV.
Explore the data: https://map.aidsvu.org/profiles/nation/usa/overview
#PublicHealth #HealthEquity
Post 2
The 2026 @AIDSVu city data update is live!
With the addition of San Jose, AIDSVu’s interactive maps now visualize #HIV prevalence, new diagnoses, and SDOH across 61 U.S. cities.
Learn more today: https://aidsvu.org/resources/toolkits/2026-city-launch-toolkit/
Post 3
#DYK @AIDSVu’s city-level #HIV data now spans 61 U.S. cities, representing more than half of all new HIV diagnoses nationwide?
Use these interactive maps to explore prevalence, care continuum outcomes, and social determinants of health like poverty and education.
Discover more: https://map.aidsvu.org/
Post 4
This year’s @AIDSVu city data launch offers a local view of the #HIV epidemic across every U.S. region — Northeast, South, Midwest, and West — totaling 61 cities nationwide.
Each data point represents a story of progress and a reminder that progress continues through collaborative data-driven action.
Learn more: https://aidsvu.org/news-updates/city-launch-2026/