#surveillance

Hepatitis A and B can be prevented with vaccines, and hepatitis C can be cured with antiviral treatment.

Newly released HIV surveillance data from the NYC DOHMH show 2,155 people were diagnosed with HIV in New York City in 2017

The CDC is beginning to use molecular surveillance of HIV to identify transmission clusters, which has some privacy advocates concerned.

We capture key population level metrics and annual targets to end the AIDS epidemic in New York

Advocacy organizations are “alarmed” by the findings.

Plus: Updates on the CDC director and the health secretary

Highly precise analyses of diagnosis and treatment statistics in hard-hit Zambia, Zimbabwe and Malawi reveal crucial disparities.

A massive national campaign to step up testing as well as viral suppression achieved phenomenal results in just five years.

Twitter posts may one day serve as a means to monitor risky sexual behaviors in real time, helping hone HIV prevention efforts.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has seen its ability to monitor and respond to influenza crippled just as the flu season arrives.

New York City caseworkers successfully linked half of those who had been “lost to follow-up” after their HIV diagnosis.

They will monitor searches related to conditions such as HIV, MRSA or stronger flu strains.

A think tank has issued recommendations to health departments on how to work with health providers to keep people with HIV from dropping...

New Zealand has seen a significant drop in the number of new HIV cases among men who have sex with men (MSM), according to the New Zealand AID...

The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has proposed new state regulations for collecting and sharing data about HIV-positiv...

New HIV cases between 2006 and 2009 remained relatively stable at about 50,000 per year, according to a Centers for Disease Control and...