Request Fact Sheets Form

Request Campaign Materials for Your Event

If you would like to order multiple copies (limit of 200 copies) of HIV/AIDS fact sheets and materials to distribute at your local event, please complete the materials request form. In your request for materials, please describe the event and how the materials will be used to promote HIV testing in your community. These materials are from the National HIV Testing Community Mobilization Campaign.

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* Disclaimer: Please note that the fact sheet(s) you are about to order has not been updated with the latest incidence data of HIV in the United States. Please visit CDC HIV incidence report for more information.

Step 2: Select Facts about HIV/AIDS and Testing
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National HIV Testing Community Mobilization Campaign (an overview) (PDF - 518 KB)
The National HIV Testing Mobilization Campaign is a nationwide effort to promote HIV testing. 		 
 
 
Take Control of Your Health and Your Life. Get Tested for HIV. ( PDF - 377 KB)
HIV is the virus that causes AIDS. Learn more about why all sexually active Americans should get tested for HIV.		 
 
 
African Americans and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 183 KB)
Even though African Americans represent only 13 percent of the U.S. population, they accounted for 49 percent of all new cases of HIV/AIDS in 2005. 		 
 
 
Hispanics and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 165 KB)
HIV/AIDS is the third leading cause of death among Hispanic men ages 35 to 44. 		 
 
 
En Español: Hispanics and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 1.2 MB)
Bilingual fact sheet in Spanish and English.  HIV/AIDS is the third leading cause of death among Hispanic men ages 35 to 44. 		 
 
 
Asian/Pacific Islanders and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 186 KB)
The number of Asian/Pacific Islanders living with HIV/AIDS continues to rise, with a yearly increase of more than 10 percent during the past 5 years. 		 
 
 
American Indians/Alaska Natives and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 163 KB)
American Indians/Alaska Natives have the third highest rate of AIDS diagnosis in the United States, despite having the smallest population. 		 
 
 
Women and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 180 KB)
The proportion of AIDS diagnoses among women has increased since the beginning of the epidemic. Women of color are especially affected by the disease. 		 
 
 
En Español: Women and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 1.1 MB)
Bilingual fact sheet in Spanish and English. The proportion of AIDS diagnoses among women has increased since the beginning of the epidemic. Women of color are especially affected by the disease. 		 
 
 
Youth and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 188 KB)
Thousands of young people ages 13 to 24 are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS every year. 		 
 
 
Americans and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 177 KB)
More than 56,300 Americans are infected with HIV each year. 		 
 
 
Men Who Have Sex with Men and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 170 KB)
MSM accounted for 72 percent of all HIV infections among male adults and adolescents in 2005. 		 
 
 
En Español: Men Who Have Sex with Men and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 587 KB)
Bilingual fact sheet in Spanish and English. MSM accounted for 72 percent of all HIV infections among male adults and adolescents in 2005. 		 
 
 
Seniors and HIV/AIDS (PDF - 114 KB)
Many people mistakenly assume that older Americans are not sexually active and therefore are not at risk for HIV infection. This is not the case. 		 
 
 

Last revised: 09/10/2008