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Ahead of England’s first ever National HIV Testing Week, new figures released today by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) show there were 6,378 people living with HIV on the South East Coast in 2011. A quarter of these people were undiagnosed and therefore at risk of serious health problems.
Timed to coincide with England’s first ever National HIV Testing Week, new figures released today by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) show there were 5,025 people living with in Yorkshire and the Humber in 2011. A quarter of these people were undiagnosed and therefore at risk of serious health problems.
Timed to coincide with England’s first ever National HIV Testing Week, new figures released today by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) report that 3,010 gay and bisexual men were diagnosed with HIV in 2011, the highest annual figure since the start of the epidemic.
Timed to coincide with England’s first ever National HIV Testing Week, new figures released today by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) show there were 96,000 people living with HIV in 2011, a quarter of whom were undiagnosed and unaware they have the infection.
Figures released today by the Health Protection Agency (HPA) show there were 41,250 people living with HIV in London in 2011. This is almost half (43%) of everyone with HIV in the UK. Figures also show that 18 out of the top 20 English local authorities with highest HIV prevalence are in London.