San Francisco Reports 20% Drop in New HIV Diagnoses with Steeper Declines in Latino Community
San Francisco reported a 20% decrease in new HIV diagnoses in 2023, with a significant drop among its Latino community. The city attributes this success to public health efforts and an increase in PrEP usage.
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San Francisco Reports 20% Drop in New HIV Diagnoses with Steeper Declines in Latino Community
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San Francisco Public Health Confirms No New Mpox Cases, Urges Vaccination Amid Wastewater Detection
San Francisco's Health Department notes low mpox cases, with a zero seven-day average, but traces of mpox have been found in the city's wastewater. Health officials continue to stress the importance of vaccinations and testing.
