Overview of Transgender People and Their HIV Risk

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Overview of Transgender People and Their HIV Risk

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May 17-19, 2005
JoAnne Keatley, MSW, Project Director, TRANS Project, Center for AIDS Prevention Studies, University of California, San Francisco

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Overview of Transgender People and Their HIV Risk

The Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS in Transgender People in the United States

Overview, Transgender Population Estimates

Transsexual Population Estimates

Transgender Population Estimates

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, 1993-present

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Atlanta

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Francisco (UCSF-CAPS)

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Francisco (Transgender Community Health Project

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Francisco (Transgender Community Health Project

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Philadelphia

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, New York City

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Washington DC

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Washington DC

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Francisco (UCSF-CAPS)

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Chicago

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Juan, Houston/Galveston

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, In Progress

US Transgender HIV Prevelance Rates by City

US Transgender Injection Drug Use by City

US Transgender Injection Hormone Use (IHU) by city

US Transgender Injection Silicone Use (ISU) by City

Risk Factors Driving HIV Transmission in Transgender People

Risk Factors Driving HIV Transmission in Transgender People

Criticisms of Prevention Methods Used in Transgender Populations

Criticisms of Prevention Methods Used in Transgender Populations

Differences between Transgenders and MSMs

Differences between Transgenders and MSMs

The General Theory of Risk Reduction in Transgender Populations

The General Theory of Risk Reduction in Transgender Populations

The General Theory of Risk Reduction in Transgender Populations

San Francisco, HIV Risk Behaviors among MTF Transgenders

HIV Risk Behaviors among MTF Transgenders

Table 2. Demographic by Ethnicity

Table 3. HIV/STD by Ethnicity

Major findings continued:

History of TRANS

Next steps for TRANS...

Development of Community Interventions

Lessons Learned

Comment and Discussion

Slide 1.

Overview of Transgender People and Their HIV Risk

Slide 1.

The Epidemiology of HIV/AIDS in Transgender People in the United States

Slide 2.

Overview, Transgender Population Estimates

Slide 3.

Transsexual Population Estimates

Slide 4.

Transgender Population Estimates

Slide 5.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, 1993-present

Slide 6.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Atlanta

Slide 7.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Francisco (UCSF-CAPS)

Slide 8.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Francisco (Transgender Community Health Project

Slide 9.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Francisco (Transgender Community Health Project

Slide 10.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Philadelphia

Slide 11.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, New York City

Slide 12.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Washington DC

Slide 13.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Washington DC

Slide 14.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Francisco (UCSF-CAPS)

Slide 15.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, Chicago

Slide 16.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, San Juan, Houston/Galveston

Slide 17.

U.S. Transgender Behavioral Risk and Needs Assessment Surveys, In Progress

Slide 18.

US Transgender HIV Prevelance Rates by City

Slide 19.

US Transgender Injection Drug Use by City

Slide 20.

US Transgender Injection Hormone Use (IHU) by city

Slide 21.

US Transgender Injection Silicone Use (ISU) by City

Slide 22.

Risk Factors Driving HIV Transmission in Transgender People

Slide 23.

Risk Factors Driving HIV Transmission in Transgender People

Slide 24.

Criticisms of Prevention Methods Used in Transgender Populations

Slide 25.

Criticisms of Prevention Methods Used in Transgender Populations

Slide 26.

Differences between Transgenders and MSMs

Slide 27.

Differences between Transgenders and MSMs

Slide 28.

The General Theory of Risk Reduction in Transgender Populations

Slide 29.

The General Theory of Risk Reduction in Transgender Populations

Slide 30.

The General Theory of Risk Reduction in Transgender Populations

Slide 31.

San Francisco, HIV Risk Behaviors among MTF Transgenders

Slide 32.

HIV Risk Behaviors among MTF Transgenders

Slide 33.

Table 2. Demographic by Ethnicity

Slide 34.

Table 3. HIV/STD by Ethnicity

Slide 35.

Major Findings

Slide 36.

Major findings continued:

Slide 37.

History of TRANS

Slide 38.

Next steps for TRANS...

Slide 39.

Development of Community Interventions

Slide 40.

Lessons Learned

Slide 41.

Comment and Discussion

Slide 42.

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