1 in 4 diagnosed persons were not receiving medical care for their HIV infection.

1 in 8 people living with HIV don’t know it. Know your status and get tested.

The highest number of new HIV diagnoses was for people ages 25 to 34.

Women and girls accounted for 20% of people in Texas living with HIV.

PrEP reduces the risk of contracting HIV by 99% when taken as prescribed.

More than 17,000 people in Dallas County have HIV.

Overall, new HIV diagnoses have declined since 2015.

Transgender women are disproportionately affected by HIV with 18% testing positive.

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April 1

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April 3

April 4

Women and girls
accounted for 20%
of people in Texas
living with HIV in 2018.

Let us help start
the conversation to
end the stigma.

The highest number
of new HIV diagnoses
in 2018 was for
people ages 25.

Let us help start
the conversation to
end the stigma.

In 2018, over half
(51%) of people
diagnosed with HIV were
aged 50 and older.

Let us help start
the conversation to
end the stigma.

Transgender women are
disproportionately affected by
HIV with 18% testing positive.

1 in 4 diagnosed persons were
not receiving medical care for
their HIV infection.

1 in 8 people living with HIV
don’t know it. Know your status
and get tested.

In 2018, the highest number of new HIV
diagnoses was for people
ages 25 to 34.

Women and girls accounted for
20% of people in Texas living
with HIV.

PrEP reduces the risk of
contracting HIV by 99% when
taken as prescribed.

More than 17,000 people in
Dallas County have HIV.

Overall, new HIV diagnoses
have declined since 2015.

Events

Upcoming Events

Featured Events

Event

April 1

April 2

April 3

April 4

Events

Events

Upcoming Events

Women and girls accounted for 20% of people in Texas living with HIV in 2018.

Let us help start the conversation to end the stigma.

The highest number of new HIV diagnoses in 2018 was for people ages 25.

Let us help start the conversation to end the stigma.

In 2018, over half (51%) of people diagnosed with HIV were aged 50 and older.

Let us help start the conversation to end the stigma.

Transgender women are disproportionately affected by HIV with 18% testing positive.

1 in 4 diagnosed persons were not receiving medical care for their HIV infection.

1 in 8 people living with HIV don’t know it. Know your status and get tested.

In 2018, the highest number of new HIV diagnoses was for people ages 25 to 34.

Women and girls accounted for 20% of people in Texas living with HIV.

PrEP reduces the risk of contracting HIV by 99% when taken as prescribed.

More than 17,000 people in Dallas County have HIV.

Overall, new HIV diagnoses have declined since 2015.

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Women and girls
accounted for 20%
of people in Texas
living with HIV in 2018.

Let us help start
the conversation to
end the stigma.

The highest number
of new HIV diagnoses
in 2018 was for
people ages 25.

Let us help start
the conversation to
end the stigma.

In 2018, over half
(51%) of people
diagnosed with HIV were
aged 50 and older.

Let us help start
the conversation to
end the stigma.

Transgender women are
disproportionately affected by
HIV with 18% testing positive.

1 in 4 diagnosed persons were
not receiving medical care for
their HIV infection.

1 in 8 people living with HIV
don’t know it. Know your status
and get tested.

In 2018, the highest number of new HIV
diagnoses was for people
ages 25 to 34.

Women and girls accounted for
20% of people in Texas living
with HIV.

PrEP reduces the risk of
contracting HIV by 99% when
taken as prescribed.

More than 17,000 people in
Dallas County have HIV.

Overall, new HIV diagnoses
have declined since 2015.