world aids day infographic: fighting hiv/aids in the lgbt community

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WORLD AIDS DAY DECEMBER 1, 2012 @fenwayhealth #wad2012 FIGHTING HIV/AIDS IN THE U.S. LGBT COMMUNITY THE SITUATION TODAY MOVING FORWARD RECENT ADVANCES fenwayhealth.org 52% of people living with HIV in the U.S. are men who have sex with men (MSM). In 2009, MSM were an est. 2% of the population but accounted for 64% of all new HIV infections. 44% of MSM who tested positive in 2008 were unaware of their HIV status 51% of AIDS diagnoses were among MSM. Of those: 37% were black men 36% were white men 22% were Latino men IN A META ANALYSIS OF 29 STUDIES 27.7% OF TRANS WOMEN TESTED POSITIVE FOR HIV. 73% WERE UNAWARE OF THEIR STATUS. RATES AT WHICH NEW HIV INFECTION IS ACQUIRED BY: BLACK TRANS PEOPLE 4.4% BLACK MSM 2.8% WHITE MSM EST. 1.8% U.S. TOTAL 0.6% Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) involves giving anti-retrovirals to HIV- individuals to prevent them from acquiring HIV. The iPrEx study showed PrEP using the Truvada® pill reduced transmission of HIV in MSM and trans women. MSM’S ATTITDUES ABOUT PrEP Pre-iPrEx Post-iPrEx Have heard of PrEP Would use PrEP if available PLACEBO PrEP PARTICIPANTS WHO USED PrEP MOST CONSISTENTLY 44% 92% 12.7% 76.9% 78.4% 18.6% Treating HIV early can reduce the risk of transmitting it to HIV- partners by The CDC recommends sexually active MSM & trans women get tested every 3–6 months. PERCENT $19,912 Average cost of HIV treatment per person per year. $360,000 Estimated lifetime savings for each case of HIV prevented. Only 10% of MSM worldwide have access to HIV prevention and care services Only 20% of U.S. MSM report being reached by HIV prevention programs in the last year 1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6137a5.htm?s_cid=mm6137a5_w 2. CDC “HIV among Gay and Bisexual Men” cdc.gov/hiv/topics/msm 3. CDC “HIV among Transgender People” cdc.gov/hiv/transgender 4. HPTN 061 Study fenwayfocus.org/2012/07/hptn061 5. The Fenway Institute “Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV Prevention” fenwayhealth.org/prepimplementation 6. HIV Prevention Trials Network hptn.org/web%20documents/HPTN052/ HPTN%20Factsheet_InitiationART4Prevention.pdf 7. AIDS MAP aidsmap.com/HIV-treatment-is-costly-especially-for-the- sickest-patients/page/1516347 8. CDC “HIV Prevention in the United States” cdc.gov/hiv/strategy/hihp/pdf/dhap_policy_maker.pdf 9. CDC “HIV Prevention in the United States at a Critical Crossroads” cdc.gov/hiv/resources/reports/hiv_prev_us.htm 1 2 7, 8 7, 9 3, 4 5 5, 9 3 2 6

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World AIDS Day is December 1, 2012. This infographic looks at the disproportionate impact HIV/AIDS has on the LGBT community—specifically gay and bisexual men and other men who have sex with men (MSM) and transgender women.

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Page 1: World AIDS Day Infographic: Fighting HIV/AIDS in the LGBT Community

WORLD AIDS DAYDECEMBER 1, 2012

@fenwayhealth

#wad2012

FIGHTING HIV/AIDS IN THEU.S. LGBT COMMUNITY

THE SITUATION TODAY

MOVING FORWARD

RECENT ADVANCES

fenwayhealth.org

52% of people living with HIV in the U.S. are men who have sex with men (MSM).

In 2009, MSM were an est. 2% of the population but accounted for 64% of all new HIV infections.

44% of MSM who tested positive in 2008 were unawareof their HIV status

51% of AIDS diagnoses wereamong MSM. Of those:37% were black men36% were white men22% were Latino men

IN A META ANALYSIS OF 29 STUDIES

27.7% OF TRANS WOMENTESTED POSITIVE FOR HIV.73% WERE UNAWARE OF THEIR STATUS.

RATES AT WHICH NEW HIV INFECTION IS ACQUIRED BY:

BLACK TRANS PEOPLE 4.4%

BLACK MSM 2.8%WHITE MSM EST. 1 .8%

U.S. TOTAL 0.6%

Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) involves givinganti-retrovirals to HIV- individuals to prevent themfrom acquiring HIV.

The iPrEx study showed PrEP using the Truvada® pill reduced transmission of HIV in MSM and trans women.

MSM’S ATTITDUES ABOUT PrEP Pre-iPrEx Post-iPrExHave heard of PrEP

Would use PrEP if available

PLACEBO

PrEPPARTICIPANTS WHO USEDPrEP MOST CONSISTENTLY

44%

92%

12.7%

76.9% 78.4%

18.6%

Treating HIV earlycan reduce the risk oftransmitting it to HIV-

partners by

The CDC recommends sexuallyactive MSM & trans women get tested every 3–6 months.

PERCENT

$19,912Average cost of HIV treatment per person per year.

$360,000Estimated lifetime savings for each case of HIV prevented.

Only 10% of MSMworldwide have access to HIV prevention and care services

Only 20% of U.S. MSM report being reached by HIV prevention programs in the last year

1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm6137a5.htm?s_cid=mm6137a5_w

2. CDC “HIV among Gay and Bisexual Men” cdc.gov/hiv/topics/msm

3. CDC “HIV among Transgender People” cdc.gov/hiv/transgender

4. HPTN 061 Study fenwayfocus.org/2012/07/hptn061

5. The Fenway Institute “Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis for HIV Prevention” fenwayhealth.org/prepimplementation

6. HIV Prevention Trials Network hptn.org/web%20documents/HPTN052/HPTN%20Factsheet_InitiationART4Prevention.pdf

7. AIDS MAP aidsmap.com/HIV-treatment-is-costly-especially-for-the-sickest-patients/page/1516347

8. CDC “HIV Prevention in the United States” cdc.gov/hiv/strategy/hihp/pdf/dhap_policy_maker.pdf

9. CDC “HIV Prevention in the United States at a Critical Crossroads” cdc.gov/hiv/resources/reports/hiv_prev_us.htm

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