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People Living With AIDS .. 41,922 41.9%
TOTAL Diagnosed with AIDS 99,936 100 %
(as of Jul 1 1989)
>From the CDC report for Jul 1, 1989:
AIDS cases listed alphabetically by
states:
12 mos 12 mos | Cumulative numbers
ending ending | adult | child
6/31, 6/31, | over | up to
1988 1989 | 13 | 13 total
Ala 190 224 534 15 549
Alaska 15 14 61 1 62
Ariz 300 264 797 4 801
Ark 74 79 211 3 214
Cal 5311 5762 19679 142 19821
Colo 273 348 1009 5 1014
Conn 370 424 1203 41 1244
Del 54 82 183 4 187
DC 523 542 1754 21 1775
Fla 2003 3190 7804 215 8019
Ga 649 1002 2417 33 2450
Hawaii 84 114 352 2 354
Idaho 11 20 40 2 42
Ill 838 1069 2858 41 2899
Ind 167 239 570 6 576
Iowa 29 57 134 3 137
Kansas 75 92 243 3 246
Ky 70 109 257 4 261
La 418 429 1283 18 1301
Maine 31 43 119 2 121
Md 549 614 1708 39 1747
Mass 564 761 2091 34 2125
Mich 292 512 1156 19 1175
Minn 151 174 533 5 538
Miss 102 145 295 6 301
Mo 346 384 981 8 989
Montana 13 12 30 30
Neb 39 40 109 1 110
Nev 130 140 354 3 357
NH 39 47 113 4 117
NJ 2321 2380 6708 198 6906
NM 55 76 184 1 185
NY 5752 6421 22530 500 23030
NC 308 357 874 20 894
NDakota 6 13 13
Ohio 495 528 1382 22 1404
Okla 138 160 410 9 419
Ore 189 200 571 3 574
Penn 851 1027 2720 51 2771
RI 74 86 238 6 244
SC 121 255 513 15 528
SDakota 5 6 16 16
Tenn 241 283 618 10 628
Tex 2006 2359 6818 55 6873
Utah 64 77 197 5 202
Vermont 16 14 43 1 44
Va 320 395 1134 22 1156
Wash 440 461 1337 8 1345
WVa 16 39 84 2 86
Wisc 120 113 354 1 355
Wyoming 3 15 23 23
____ ____ _____ ___ ____
27245 32190 95645 1613 97258
States
totals
Guam 4 1 6 6
Terr. 1 1 1
PR 823 1407 2543 65 2608
Virg I 23 33 60 3 63
_____ _____ _____ ____ _____
Total 28095 33632 98255 1681 99936
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Age at Diagnosis:
(total cumulative numbers)
Males
Age group cases percentage
under 5 721 1%
5-12 200 less than 1%
13-19 316 less than 1%
20-24 3776 4%
25-29 14286 16%
30-34 22101 24%
35-39 19949 22%
40-44 12642 14%
45-49 7190 8%
50-54 4154 5%
55-59 2611 3%
60-64 1366 2%
over 65 1137 1%
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Male subtotal 90449 100%
Females
Age group cases percentage
under 5 660 7%
5-12 100 1%
13-19 73 1%
20-24 612 6%
25-29 1871 20%
30-34 2456 26%
35-39 1638 17%
40-44 798 8%
45-49 363 4%
50-54 234 2%
55-59 185 2%
60-64 159 2%
over 65 338 4%
_____ ____
Female subtotal 9487 100%
Total 99936 *
* The figures immediately above and
below include 226 patients whose
race/ethnicity is unknown. -- CDC)
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Race/ethnicity
cumulative %
numbers
White not Hispanic 56806 57
Black not Hispanic 26916 27
Hispanic 15271 15
Asian/Pacific Islands 596 1
Native Amer/Alaskans 121
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Total (SEE ABOVE) 99936 * 100%
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Table 6. Transmission categories
Males totals %
Ho/Bi 60007 67
IV Drug users 15550 17
Ho/Bi & IV users 6982 8
Heterosexual 1856 2
Blood transfusion 1508 2
Hemophiliac 923 1
Undetermined 2702 3
_____
Male subtotal 89528 91.1%
Females totals %
IV Drug users 4534 52
Heterosexual 2602 30
Blood transfusion 906 10
Hemophiliac 25 0
Undetermined 660 8
_____
Female subtotal 8727 8.9%
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Total of people: 98255
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Locations at times of diagnosis:
new in cum. pop.
residence last 12 mos cases in mill
Akron OH 31 67
Albany-Schenectady 58 198
Allentown PA 30 84
Anaheim CA 271 822
Atlanta 774 1856 2.03
Austin TX 151 382
Bakersfield CA 17 53
Baltimore 383 951 2.17
Baton Rouge LA 46 109
Bergen-Passaic NJ 240 901
Birmingham AL 81 178
Boston 606 1702 2.76
Bridgeport CT 131 369
Buffalo NY 42 131
Charleston SC 56 121
Charlotte NC 74 192
Chicago 897 2456 7.10
Cincinnati OH 65 193
Cleveland OH 138 389
Columbus OH 127 311
Dallas 548 1708 2.97
Dayton OH 60 140
Denver CO 288 828
Detroit MI 359 829
El Paso TX 10 46
Ft Lauderdale FL 469 1296 1.02
Ft Worth TX 139 366
Fresno CA 49 108
Gary IN 17 46
Grand Rapids MI 32 61
Greensboro NC 60 135
Greenville SC 29 67
Harrisburg PA 46 109
Hartford CT 134 328
Honolulu HI 90 289
Houston 844 2985 2.91
Indianapolis IN 114 252
Jacksonville FL 148 357
Jersey City 409 1249 .56
Kansas City MO 203 534
Knoxville TN 28 69
Las Vegas NV 98 254
Little Rock Ark 29 90
Los Angeles 1790 6912 7.48
Louisville KY 45 113
Memphis TN 78 199
Miami 863 2502 1.63
Middlesex NJ 194 554
Milwaukee WI 68 212
Minneapolis 154 464
Monmouth NJ 165 392
Nashville TN 106 215
Nassau-Suffolk, NY 336 1088 2.61
New Haven CT 113 400
New Orleans LA 257 859
New York 5546 20177 9.12
Newark 1008 2920 1.97
Norfolk VA 87 237
Oakland CA 319 1172
Oklahoma City 20 136
Omaha 29 76
Orlando FL 189 387
Oxnard-Ventura CA 39 92
Philadelphia 761 2128 4.72
Phoenix Arizona 182 579
Pittsburgh PA 134 343
Portland OR 160 456
Providence RI 74 210
Raleigh-Durham NC 73 194
Richmond VA 83 217
Riverside CA 221 620
Rochester NY 71 230
Sacramento CA 169 432
St Louis MO 181 443
Salt Lake City 64 176
San Antonio TX 352 495
San Diego 449 1344 1.86
San Francisco 1804 6506 3.25
San Jose CA 151 472
San Juan PR 883 1564 1.09
Scranton PA 23 69
Seattle 350 1027 1.61
Springfield MA 46 105
Syracuse NY 18 91
Tacoma WA 27 80
Tampa 448 959 1.57
Toledo OH 21 59
Tucson Ariz 55 159
Tulsa OK 51 122
Washington DC 852 2851 3.06
West Palm Beach FL 325 879
Wilmington Del 68 146
Worcester MA 37 105
Youngstown OH (not included)
Metropolitan area
subtotal 27960 85779
Non-metropolitan
areas 5672 14157
_____ _____
U.S. Total 33632 99936
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TOTAL reported cases and Fatalities
by half-year, 1979-1988.
Time Cases Deaths %
Before 1981 83 67 81%
1981 Jan-Jun 94 85 90%
Jul-Dec 199 183 92%
1982 Jan-Jun 396 359 90%
Jul-Dec 669 599 90%
1983 Jan-Jun 1278 1168 91%
Jul-Dec 1645 1489 91%
1984 Jan-Jun 2545 2192 86%
Jul-Dec 3349 2904 87%
1985 Jan-Jun 4769 4077 85%
Jul-Dec 6164 5145 83%
1986 Jan-Jun 7885 6347 80%
July-Dec 9557 6990 73%
1987 Jan-June 12019 7975 66%
July-Dec 13181 7002 53%
1988 Jan-Jun 14085 5770 41%
Jul-Dec 13460 4140 31%
1989 Jan-May 8448 1522 18%
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Totals : 99936 58014 58%
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Notes:
Reporting of deaths is incomplete.
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General notes: The past period numbers
change as statistics are reported to the
CDC. These are not errors. The time
lag in reporting causes this. You may
notice that the percentages do not ap-
preciably change, although there is a
steady increase in the numbers. You
will notice, if you add up all of the
columns, that there are errors. The
figures simply do not add up correctly.
Please leave comments in E-mail to
sysop about any errors you may see.
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