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NYC data is from NYC DOHMH HIV Surveillance System
The number of new HIV diagnoses in NYS decreased 32% between 2010 and 2023 (from 3,723 to 2,515 new diagnoses)
Notes
- Data Source: NYS HIV Surveillance System, reported as of March 2024.
- All newly diagnosed individuals reported here are aged 13 and over with known HIV stage. By this definition, the number of newly diagnosed cases and other measures reported on this page may slightly differ from numbers reported and published elsewhere.
- Data for the year 2020 should be interpreted with caution due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on access to HIV testing, care-related services, and case surveillance activities.
- Starting with analyses of 2020 data, NYS implemented a new race/ethnicity classification methodology. This change reduces misclassification, with notable decreases in the percentage of individuals classified as Multi-Race or Hispanic, and increases in percentages of other categories. In 2021, an additional revision of the race/ethnicity classification methodology was introduced in accordance with an OMB directive separating the “Asian and Pacific Islander” category into two distinct categories, now called “Asian” and “Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander.”
- Data reported here for New York City are based on the New York State HIV Surveillance System. There may be slight differences between these numbers and the data reported by the New York City DOHMH HIV Surveillance Registry.
- Statewide and Rest of State counts include persons who were incarcerated. Ryan White Region and County level counts exclude persons who were incarcerated.
- Race/ethnicity data for Native American persons is not shown on this page due to very low numbers (e.g. in 2020 there were 5 Native American persons with newly diagnosed HIV in NYS).
Indicator Definitions
- New HIV diagnoses: Individuals with diagnosis date (first documentation of HIV) in selected time period. Includes HIV diagnoses concurrent with AIDS diagnosis.
- Concurrent HIV/AIDS Diagnoses: Percent of newly diagnosed cases with an AIDS diagnosis date within 31 days of HIV diagnosis date.
- Linkage to Care within 30d/3m/12m: Percent of newly diagnosed persons with ≥1 CD4 or VL or genotype test within 0-30 days post-HIV diagnosis date (≤30d)/within 0-91 days (≤3mo) post-HIV diagnosis date/or within 0-365 days (≤12mo) post-HIV diagnosis date. Due to the short time period, proportions linked to care within 30 days or 3 months may be unstable. Interpret with caution.
- Viral Suppression within 3m/6m/12m: Percent of newly diagnosed persons with any viral load measurement non-detectable or <200 copies/mL within 3 months/6 months/12 months of diagnosis. Due to short time periods, proportions virally suppressed within 3/6 months may be unstable.
© Ending the Epidemic Dashboard NY. Retrieval date: 07/18/2025. Retrieved from https://etedashboardny.org/data/new-diagnoses-and-linkage/new-diagnoses-trends-nys/

Notes
- Data Source: NYS HIV Surveillance System, reported as of March 2024.
- All newly diagnosed individuals reported here are aged 13 and over with known HIV stage. By this definition, the number of newly diagnosed cases and other measures reported on this page may slightly differ from numbers reported and published elsewhere.
- Data for the year 2020 should be interpreted with caution due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on access to HIV testing, care-related services, and case surveillance activities.
- Starting with analyses of 2020 data, NYS implemented a new race/ethnicity classification methodology. This change reduces misclassification, with notable decreases in the percentage of individuals classified as Multi-Race or Hispanic, and increases in percentages of other categories. In 2021, an additional revision of the race/ethnicity classification methodology was introduced in accordance with an OMB directive separating the “Asian and Pacific Islander” category into two distinct categories, now called “Asian” and “Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander.”
- Data reported here for New York City are based on the New York State HIV Surveillance System. There may be slight differences between these numbers and the data reported by the New York City DOHMH HIV Surveillance Registry.
- Statewide and Rest of State counts include persons who were incarcerated. Ryan White Region and County level counts exclude persons who were incarcerated.
- Race/ethnicity data for Native American persons is not shown on this page due to very low numbers (e.g. in 2020 there were 5 Native American persons with newly diagnosed HIV in NYS).
Indicator Definitions
- New HIV diagnoses: Individuals with diagnosis date (first documentation of HIV) in selected time period. Includes HIV diagnoses concurrent with AIDS diagnosis.
- Concurrent HIV/AIDS Diagnoses: Percent of newly diagnosed cases with an AIDS diagnosis date within 31 days of HIV diagnosis date.
- Linkage to Care within 30d/3m/12m: Percent of newly diagnosed persons with ≥1 CD4 or VL or genotype test within 0-30 days post-HIV diagnosis date (≤30d)/within 0-91 days (≤3mo) post-HIV diagnosis date/or within 0-365 days (≤12mo) post-HIV diagnosis date. Due to the short time period, proportions linked to care within 30 days or 3 months may be unstable. Interpret with caution.
- Viral Suppression within 3m/6m/12m: Percent of newly diagnosed persons with any viral load measurement non-detectable or <200 copies/mL within 3 months/6 months/12 months of diagnosis. Due to short time periods, proportions virally suppressed within 3/6 months may be unstable.
© Ending the Epidemic Dashboard NY. Retrieval date: 07/18/2025. Retrieved from https://etedashboardny.org/data/new-diagnoses-and-linkage/new-diagnoses-trends-nys/

Notes
- Data Source: NYS HIV Surveillance System, reported as of March 2024.
- All newly diagnosed individuals reported here are aged 13 and over with known HIV stage. By this definition, the number of newly diagnosed cases and other measures reported on this page may slightly differ from numbers reported and published elsewhere.
- Data for the year 2020 should be interpreted with caution due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on access to HIV testing, care-related services, and case surveillance activities.
- Starting with analyses of 2020 data, NYS implemented a new race/ethnicity classification methodology. This change reduces misclassification, with notable decreases in the percentage of individuals classified as Multi-Race or Hispanic, and increases in percentages of other categories. In 2021, an additional revision of the race/ethnicity classification methodology was introduced in accordance with an OMB directive separating the “Asian and Pacific Islander” category into two distinct categories, now called “Asian” and “Native Hawaiian / Pacific Islander.”
- Data reported here for New York City are based on the New York State HIV Surveillance System. There may be slight differences between these numbers and the data reported by the New York City DOHMH HIV Surveillance Registry.
- Statewide and Rest of State counts include persons who were incarcerated. Ryan White Region and County level counts exclude persons who were incarcerated.
- Race/ethnicity data for Native American persons is not shown on this page due to very low numbers (e.g. in 2020 there were 5 Native American persons with newly diagnosed HIV in NYS).
Indicator Definitions
- New HIV diagnoses: Individuals with diagnosis date (first documentation of HIV) in selected time period. Includes HIV diagnoses concurrent with AIDS diagnosis.
- Concurrent HIV/AIDS Diagnoses: Percent of newly diagnosed cases with an AIDS diagnosis date within 31 days of HIV diagnosis date.
- Linkage to Care within 30d/3m/12m: Percent of newly diagnosed persons with ≥1 CD4 or VL or genotype test within 0-30 days post-HIV diagnosis date (≤30d)/within 0-91 days (≤3mo) post-HIV diagnosis date/or within 0-365 days (≤12mo) post-HIV diagnosis date. Due to the short time period, proportions linked to care within 30 days or 3 months may be unstable. Interpret with caution.
- Viral Suppression within 3m/6m/12m: Percent of newly diagnosed persons with any viral load measurement non-detectable or <200 copies/mL within 3 months/6 months/12 months of diagnosis. Due to short time periods, proportions virally suppressed within 3/6 months may be unstable.
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