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Ohio’s HIV/AIDS surveillance data tables provide useful information on new diagnoses of HIV infection, persons living with an HIV infection, and deaths among person with an HIV infection reported to the ODH from physicians, hospitals, outpatient facilities and labs.
2022 in Ohio were White people, while 41% were Black/African American people. Linkage to care and continuum of care: Seventy-eight percent of adults/adolescents diagnosed with HIV infection in Ohio in 2021 were linked to care within 30 days of diagnosis compared with 81% in 2020. Of
A summary report includes a trend graph to visually display history of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) in Ohio since the beginning of the epidemic.
This report describes Ohio’s general population characteristics, persons with diagnosed HIV infections in Ohio, persons at risk for HIV infection in Ohio, as well as care service utilization patterns among HIV-infected persons in Ohio.
Cuyahoga county has the second highest HIV infection rate of all counties in Ohio at 21% of total infections, just 1% behind Franklin county where Columbus, Ohio’s most populated city, is located. At MetroHealth, we average about 1 new infection per week, or 52 per year.
22 cze 2023 · CLEVELAND — The latest numbers from the Ohio Department of Health show there are more than 25,000 Ohioans battling HIV in the state. So on Thursday, Cleveland and Cuyahoga County pledged to step up their efforts to end the epidemic by becoming a fast-track city.
New diagnoses of HIV in Ohio, 2022. Five-year trends: A decrease in new reported diagnoses of HIV in 2020 may not represent a true decline and may be a reporting artifact as a result of COVID-19. Persons living with diagnosed HIV in Ohio as of Dec. 31, 2022. Continuum of Care. Comments/questions. Overview of HIV Surveillance.
