Comprehensive removal of HIV prevention, testing, and treatment information from CDC websites, including resources for LGBTQ+ communities and adolescent health guidance. This represented one of the largest single content removals in federal health information history.
The removal affected critical public health resources that healthcare providers, community organizations, and individuals relied on for evidence-based HIV prevention and care information.
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Consolidated Update (August 1, 2025): Major CDC HIV infrastructure including the Data Portal at cdc.gov/hiv-data is fully operational, disproving claims of systematic HIV data removal.
Available Resources: National HIV Surveillance System (NHSS), AtlasPlus mapping, behavioral surveillance, Medical Monitoring Project, and surveillance reports.
Next Steps: Individual URL verification needed for specific claims about PrEP basics, youth resources, and community-specific pages.
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Current Status:
July 15, 2025 Deadline: Federal court has ordered restoration of CDC HIV prevention resources following successful legal challenges. However, critical disclaimers now accompany restored content.
Independent preservation project maintaining pre-removal CDC content with comparison tools:
Restored CDC pages now include ideological disclaimers that weren't present in original scientific content:
This represents unprecedented political overlay on public health science. The Trump Executive Order disclaimer is particularly concerning as it frames scientific health information as politically partisan rather than evidence-based.
Use RestoredCDC.org to compare original content with current "restored" versions and identify political modifications.
Monitor ongoing litigation and court orders requiring full restoration without ideological disclaimers.
Document how political disclaimers undermine public health messaging and scientific authority.
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