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But the truth is 15,000 people die from AIDS every year in the U.S., and over a million people are currently living with the disease. The stunning AIDSVu map above, created by the Rollins School of Public Health at Emory University, help us understand what those numbers really mean. North and South Dakota are grayed out because the states didn't release their data to AIDSVu.
You can see the information by state and county too. Here's New York:
AIDSVuIn this image, yellow is less than 108 people per 100,000 living with HIV. The deepest purple is More than 2,112 people per 100,000. San Francisco:AIDSVuIn this image, yellow is less than 108 people per 100,000 living with HIV. The deepest purple is More than 2,112 people per 100,000. And Miami, where the rate is a stunning 1,208 people per 100,000:
AIDSVuIn this image, yellow is less than 108 people per 100,000 living with HIV. The deepest purple is More than 2,112 people per 100,000. You can also filter the maps using different factors, like age, race, and sex and even social determinants of health, like eduction, income, and health insurance. Go to AIDSVu to play around with the maps.
