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    CDC uses a strategic approach to HIV prevention that includes monitoring progress on national goals.

    DHAP Strategic Plan 2017- 2020

    The Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention’s (DHAP) Strategic Plan 2017—2020 was developed to guide CDC’s response for achieving its vision of a future free of HIV and reflects CDC’s response to new opportunities for HIV prevention.

    Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention Strategic Plan 2017-2020
    HIV Prevention in the United States: New Opportunities, New Expectations

    This resource provides an overview of the HIV epidemic in the United States, CDC’s vision for HIV prevention, and how the agency is working to mobilize efforts to end the HIV epidemic.

    HIV Prevention in the United States: New Opportunities, New Expectations
    National HIV/AIDS Strategy for the United States: Updated to 2020

    The National HIV/AIDS Strategy: Updated to 2020 details principles, priorities, and actions to guide our collective national response to the HIV epidemic. The strategy reflects many of the approaches CDC believes will make the greatest difference in reducing HIV, including intensifying prevention for individuals with and those at highest risk of HIV and targeting resources to the interventions and areas where we can have the greatest impact.

    National HIV/AIDS Strategy for the United States: Updated to 2020
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