“As the City of San Francisco faced down the COVID-19 pandemic we drew heavily from the lessons we learned in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Our collective memory, our culture of compassion, our adherence to scientific guidelines, and our relationships with trusted community partners, helped us save countless lives.”
“For the past 40 years, San Francisco has been a worldwide leader of HIV/AIDS care and prevention. I am confident we can continue our successful efforts to address disparities and provide high-quality care on our path to getting to zero new HIV infections, zero HIV-related deaths, and zero stigma in our city.”
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NEWS & UPDATES
In 2019, SFDPH received Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) funding for a one-year accelerated planning process to develop a local plan to end the […]
If you have questions, please contact Susa Coffey (susan.coffey@ucsf.edu), Chair of the GTZ RAPID Committee.
Reconnect to care, it’s important that you seek care when you need it, including routine STD testing and HIV viral load monitoring if you are a […]