But the District continues to significantly exceed the national rate in new HIV infections.
On World AIDS Day.
The map also lets you filter by age, race, and sex.
The report shows 396 new HIV cases in 2014—a 29 percent decrease from the previous year.
On World AIDS Day, Mayor Bowser joins the global initiative that was launched last year in Paris.
The District continues to make great strides in combating the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
And shows that HIV/AIDS patients are pretty spread out throughout the District.
A new report released by the Department of Health shows promising returns on their social marketing outreach efforts to prevent the deadly virus from spreading.
At the end of 2012, 16,072 people were living with HIV in D.C.
The woman diagnosed with HIV is 46-years-old, and the CDC says she had a history of heterosexual intercourse, but not in ten years.
