US EditionGeorgia ranks first for HIV cases in the country, according to new report
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Georgia ranks first for HIV cases in the country, according to new report
New research has revealed that Georgia is the number one state in the country for reported HIV cases. The study, compiled from CDC data by Universal Drugstore, found that Georgia’s HIV rate is 23.1 reported cases per 100,000 residents, the highest in the country – followed by Louisiana at 18.2 cases per 100,000 and Nevada at 17.7 – and more than double the national average of 11.8. Within Georgia, the HIV epidemic is particularly severe in Atlan…
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