Early Syphilis in the Buffalo Region, New York State Number of Cases in 2014
Compared to 2010‐2013 average
Age‐Adjusted Rate:
Syphilis Cases per 100,000 Residents, 2014
Erie
No infections in 2010‐2014
No new infections 2014
Less than previous average
7.6
NYS Excl NYC
7.0
Chautauqua
3.5
Cattaraugus
Up to 50% increase
50% to 100% increase
More than doubled
Infections in 2014; not 2010‐2013
3.0
Niagara
Dots represent ZIP Codes with early syphilis infections in 2014
2.2
Genesee
76% of New Yorkers support condom availability in High Schools
1.8
85% of syphilis cases are among men who have sex with men
New Infections by Year
Statewide
4000
Buffalo Region
3000
2000
33
1000
0
75
57
2
2000
4
4
2002
5
14 13
2004
2006
41
PrEP does not protect from STDs Condoms and screening are important
18 15 16 12 24
2008
2010
2012
Syphilis increases risk of HIV transmission two to five fold 2014
Sources: NYSDOH Bureau of STD Prevention and Epidemiology [email protected] and 2014 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Early Syphilis in the Rochester Region, New York State Number of Cases in 2014
Compared to 2010‐2013 average
Age‐Adjusted Rate:
Syphilis Cases per 100,000 Residents, 2014
Livingston
No infections in 2010‐2014
No new infections 2014
Less than previous average
10.2
Monroe
7.7
NYS Excl NYC
7.0
Wayne
Up to 50% increase
50% to 100% increase
More than doubled
Infections in 2014; not 2010‐2013
3.4
Ontario
Dots represent ZIP Codes with early syphilis infections in 2014
1.9
Chemung
76% of New Yorkers support condom availability in High Schools
1.3
85% of syphilis cases are among men who have sex with men
New Infections by Year
Statewide
4000
Rochester Region
3000
48
2000
1000
0
1
2000
3
9
2002
68
PrEP does not protect from STDs Condoms and screening are important
24 20 23 27 29 26
15 17 20 27
2004
2006
2008
2010
2012
Syphilis increases risk of HIV transmission two to five fold 2014
Sources: NYSDOH Bureau of STD Prevention and Epidemiology [email protected] and 2014 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Early Syphilis in Central New York Number of Cases in 2014
Compared to 2010‐2013 average
Age‐Adjusted Rate:
Syphilis Cases per 100,000 Residents, 2014
Onondaga
13.3
Cortland
13.0
Tompkins
No infections in 2010‐2014
No new infections 2014
Less than previous average
9.8
Lewis
8.0
NYS Excl NYC
7.0
Tioga
6.5
Madison
6.4
Oswego
4.2
Jefferson
4.0
Broome
3.8
Chenango
2.6
Oneida
2.5
St Lawrence
2.2
Herkimer
1.9
Up to 50% increase
50% to 100% increase
More than doubled
Infections in 2014; not 2010‐2013
Dots represent ZIP Codes with early syphilis infections in 2014
76% of New Yorkers support condom availability in High Schools
85% of syphilis cases are among men who have sex with men
New Infections by Year
Statewide
4000
Central NY
110
3000
57
2000
1000
Syphilis increases risk of HIV transmission two to five fold 8
5
8
13
6
PrEP does not protect from STDs Condoms and screening are important
22 28 27
13 21 20 15 12
0
2000
2002
2004
2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
Sources: NYSDOH Bureau of STD Prevention and Epidemiology [email protected] and 2014 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Early Syphilis in the Albany Region, New York State Number of Cases in 2014
Compared to 2010‐2013 average
Age‐Adjusted Rate:
Syphilis Cases per 100,000 Residents, 2014
Greene
14.6
Montgomery
No infections in 2010‐2014
No new infections 2014
Less than previous average
14.0
Albany
13.5
Schenectady
9.5
Rensselaer
8.3
Otsego
7.6
NYS Excl NYC
Up to 50% increase
50% to 100% increase
More than doubled
Infections in 2014; not 2010‐2013
7.0
Schoharie
6.2
Fulton
5.9
Clinton
Dots represent ZIP Codes with early syphilis infections in 2014
5.2
Columbia
4.7
Saratoga
76% of New Yorkers support condom availability in High Schools
3.8
Warren
1.9
85% of syphilis cases are among men who have sex with men
New Infections by Year
Statewide
4000
Albany Region
106
3000
2000
1000
0
1
2000
0
2
2002
7
18 21 22
2004
2006
31
43
2008
62
58
28 35
2010
Syphilis increases risk of HIV transmission two to five fold 40
2012
PrEP does not protect from STDs Condoms and screening are important
2014
Sources: NYSDOH Bureau of STD Prevention and Epidemiology [email protected] and 2014 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Early Syphilis in the Hudson Valley, New York State Number of Cases in 2014
Compared to 2010‐2013 average
Age‐Adjusted Rate:
Syphilis Cases per 100,000 Residents, 2014
Westchester
No infections in 2010‐2014
No new infections 2014
Less than previous average
8.2
NYS Excl NYC
7.0
Dutchess
7.0
Rockland
Up to 50% increase
50% to 100% increase
More than doubled
Infections in 2014; not 2010‐2013
5.4
Sullivan
4.6
Dots represent ZIP Codes with early syphilis infections in 2014
Orange
4.3
Ulster
Putnam
2.9
76% of New Yorkers support condom availability in High Schools
0.8
85% of syphilis cases are among men who have sex with men
New Infections by Year
Statewide
4000
Hudson Valley
133 125 131
3000
2000
1000
84 81 84 81
37 60
17
18 29
93
57
PrEP does not protect from STDs Condoms and screening are important
37
0
2000
2002
2004
2006
Syphilis increases risk of HIV transmission two to five fold 2008
2010
2012
2014
Sources: NYSDOH Bureau of STD Prevention and Epidemiology [email protected] and 2014 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System Primary & Secondary Syphilis in New York City (NYC)
Primary & Secondary Syphilis Case Rates
(per 100,000 Population)
Overall and by Borough of Residence, 2014
30.2
Females
200
Year
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
0
2007
2.5
400
2006
7.9
Males
2005
Queens
600
2004
13.3
800
2003
Brooklyn
1000
2002
15.5
Number of cases
NYC Overall
Staten Island
1200
19.8
2001
Bronx
1400
2000
Manhattan
Primary & Secondary Syphilis Cases by Sex, NYC, 2000-2014
Early Syphilis in Nassau and Suffolk Counties, New York State Number of Cases in 2014
Compared to 2010‐2013 average
Age‐Adjusted Rate:
Syphilis Cases per 100,000 Residents, 2014
Nassau
No infections in 2010‐2014
No new infections 2014
Less than previous average
10.9
Suffolk
7.9
NYS Excl NYC
7.0
Up to 50% increase
50% to 100% increase
More than doubled
Infections in 2014; not 2010‐2013
Dots represent ZIP Codes with early syphilis infections in 2014
76% of New Yorkers support condom availability in High Schools
New Infections by Year
Statewide
4000
Nassau and Suffolk
239
3000
89 92
2000
1000
0
128 116
58
5
2000
10
99 94
118
155
2004
2006
2008
2010
Syphilis increases risk of HIV transmission two to five fold 108
PrEP does not protect from STDs Condoms and screening are important
18 37
2002
85% of syphilis cases are among men who have sex with men
2012
2014
Sources: NYSDOH Bureau of STD Prevention and Epidemiology [email protected] and 2014 Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System