Of the 38,739 new HIV diagnoses in the US in 2017, 19,968 (52%) were in the South. From 2012 to 2016, HIV diagnoses remained stable in the US. • HIV diagnoses fell 27% in the US dependent areas. • HIV diagnoses fell 17% in the Northeast. • HIV diagnoses fell 6% in the Midwest. • HIV diagnoses remained stable in the South. • HIV diagnoses remained stable in the West. cdc-hiv-geographic-distribution.pdf

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