HIV/AIDS And African Americans
CDC Resources
HIV/AIDS among African Americans—Fact Sheet
From CDC’s Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention
HIV Among African-American Gay and Bisexual Men and Black MSM
From CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention
HIV and AIDS
Black Americans and HIV/AIDS
This information sheet provides epidemiologic information on African Americans and HIV/AIDS. It provides statistics related to age, sex, transmission method, geography, treatment, and service utilization.
The AIDS Epidemic at 20 Years: The View From America: A National Survey of Americans on HIV/AIDS
This report reviews the results of a national survey on Americans' views and knowledge about HIV/AIDS. It provides statistics by race and ethnicity that illustrate Americans' perception of the epidemic in the United States and globally; Americans' knowledge (e.g., regarding HIV transmission, prevention, and treatment) and information needs; and Americans' views on key stakeholders and policy issues including perceptions of the effects of race, income, and sex on access to HIV care.
Consultation on Ethics and Equitable Access to Treatment and Care for HIV/AIDS
This report presents the points discussed at a global consultation held in January 2004 on ethics and care and treatment for HIV/AIDS. The international consultation was convened by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS).
HIV Testing in the US
This information sheet provides data on HIV testing in the United States. It states that not enough people know their HIV status by getting tested. It discusses who has been tested and breaks down statistics by race, sex, age, and state. It also gives information on how to locate a testing location.
HIV Treatment Works Infographic
Details new HIV infections in the United State, 2010 from CDC.
HIV Treatment Works Banner
Promote CDC's campaign to overcome barriers to get people living with HIV in care and to stay on treatment. Find more banners.
We Can Stop HIV One Conversation at a Time Banner
Promote discussion about HIV/AIDS in Latino communities. Find more campaign banners from CDC.
Start Talking. Stop HIV. Banner
Promote open discussion among gay, bisexual, and other men who have sex with men to reduce HIV infection. Find more banners from CDC's Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention.