The city of San Francisco is moving closer to its goal of achieving zero new HIV infections, with Mayor London Breed announcing the number of new infections in 2018 dropped by 13 percent from the previous year.
The latest results, released by the department of public health in the 2018 Annual HIV Epidemiology Report, show that new HIV diagnoses fell to 197, down from 227 recorded in 2017. The latest numbers are the lowest ever seen in recent times in the city.
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