Statistics are provided courtesy of:
AIDS INFORMATION BBS
(415) 626-1246 (data) 24 hrs
Ben Gardiner, SysOp
P.O. Box 1528
San Francisco, CA 94101
United States S T A T I S T I C S
A NEW CATEGORY: People Living With AIDS
has been added by THIS BBS:
People Living With AIDS .. 49,979 39.0%
More [Y]es,N)o,C)ont,A)bort,J)ump? c TOTAL Diagnosed with AIDS 128,319 100 %
(as of Apr 1 1990)
From the CDC report for Apr 1, 1990:
AIDS cases listed alphabetically by
states:
12 mos 12 mos | Cumulative numbers
ending ending | adult | child
3/31 3/31 | over | up to
1989 1990 | 13 | 13 total
Ala 201 206 688 16 704
Alaska 16 22 81 2 83
Ariz 231 387 1091 7 1098
Ark 75 97 287 3 290
Cal 5803 6578 24654 172 24826
Colo 295 412 1310 8 1318
Conn 432 460 1533 53 1586
Del 82 73 243 4 247
DC 534 504 2096 29 2125
Fla 2941 3427 10282 280 10562
Ga 969 1211 3387 41 3428
Hawaii 94 211 521 2 523
Idaho 12 28 58 2 60
Ill 999 1189 3673 55 3728
Ind 179 293 763 8 771
Iowa 53 49 171 3 174
Kansas 69 136 337 3 340
Ky 97 131 360 5 365
La 415 579 1750 31 1781
Maine 37 60 167 2 169
Md 607 797 2342 55 2397
Mass 745 796 2682 54 2736
Mich 463 512 1534 23 1557
Minn 185 173 663 7 670
Miss 143 192 448 7 455
Mo 402 492 1390 10 1400
Montana 12 15 42 42
Neb 46 40 143 1 144
Nev 150 154 480 4 484
NH 40 56 152 4 156
NJ 2372 2194 8231 225 8456
NM 56 106 260 1 261
NY 6716 7067 27958 653 28611
NC 313 492 1237 26 1263
NDakota 5 6 18 18
Ohio 514 500 1750 27 1777
Okla 151 173 539 9 548
Ore 170 258 762 3 765
Penn 930 1166 3542 63 3605
RI 90 87 305 7 312
SC 189 373 781 19 800
SDakota 7 2 17 17
Tenn 269 302 834 12 846
Tex 2223 2579 8732 74 8806
Utah 77 84 261 6 267
Vermont 11 20 58 1 59
Va 390 515 1556 32 1588
Wash 390 560 1683 11 1694
WVa 22 62 129 2 131
Wisc 119 146 459 2 461
Wyoming 10 12 32 32
____ ____ ______ ____ ______
31371 35984 122472 2064 124536
States
totals
Guam 1 2 7 7
Terr. 1 1 1
PR 1349 1549 3577 124 3701
Virg I 40 19 70 4 74
_____ _____ ______ ____ ______
Total 32762 37554 126127 2192 128319
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Age at Diagnosis:
(total cumulative numbers)
Males
Age group cases percentage
under 5 942 1%
5-12 252 <1%
13-19 394 <1%
20-24 4679 4%
25-29 18131 16%
30-34 28134 24%
35-39 25570 22%
40-44 16333 14%
45-49 9361 8%
50-54 5272 5%
55-59 3334 3%
60-64 1733 2%
over 65 1440 1%
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Male subtotal 115575 100%
Females
Age group cases percentage
under 5 866 7%
5-12 132 1%
13-19 106 1%
20-24 805 6%
25-29 2420 19%
30-34 3242 25%
35-39 2320 18%
40-44 1125 9%
45-49 512 4%
50-54 319 3%
55-59 266 2%
60-64 205 2%
over 65 426 3%
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Female subtotal 12744 100%
Total 128319
The figures immediately above and
below include 315 patients whose
race/ethnicity is unknown. -- CDC)
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Race/ethnicity
cumulative %
numbers
White not Hispanic 71517 56
Black not Hispanic 35472 27
Hispanic 20062 15
Asian/Pacific Islands 785 1
Native Amer/Alaskans 168
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Total (SEE ABOVE) 128319 100%
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Transmission categories
Males totals %
Ho/Bi 75853 66
IV Drug users 20812 18
Ho/Bi & IV users 8711 8
Heterosexual 2551 2
Blood transfusion 1871 2
Hemophiliac 1116 1
Undetermined 3467 3
_____ __
Male subtotal 114381 89%
Females totals %
IV Drug users 6071 5
Heterosexual 3680 3
Blood transfusion 1169 1
Hemophiliac 25 0
Undetermined 801 1
_____ __
Female subtotal 11746 9%
Total of reports 126127 98%
No report of the other 2192 2%
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128319 100%
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Locations at times of diagnosis:
new in cum. pop.
residence last 12 mos cases in mill
Akron OH 15 81
Albany-Schenectady 76 259
Allentown PA 47 126
Anaheim CA 297 982
Atlanta 920 2584 2.03
Austin TX 237 546
Bakersfield CA 35 83
Baltimore 507 1378 2.17
Baton Rouge LA 52 149
Bergen-Passaic NJ 228 1074
Birmingham AL 68 228
Boston 601 2157 2.76
Bridgeport CT 128 457
Buffalo NY 74 184
Charleston SC 80 179
Charlotte NC 90 257
Chicago 967 3134 7.10
Cincinnati OH 75 254
Cleveland OH 134 476
Columbus OH 99 386
Dallas 558 2138 2.97
Dayton OH 60 181
Denver CO 330 1069
Detroit MI 358 1094
El Paso TX 32 77
Ft Lauderdale FL 546 1677 1.02
Ft Worth TX 123 460
Fresno CA 53 148
Gary IN 34 71
Grand Rapids MI 21 74
Greensboro NC 77 193
Greenville SC 38 88
Harrisburg PA 49 138
Hartford CT 153 442
Honolulu HI 135 394
Houston 1030 3746 2.91
Indianapolis IN 148 350
Jacksonville FL 236 554
Jersey City 304 1441 .56
Kansas City MO 265 763
Knoxville TN 27 88
Las Vegas NV 114 350
Little Rock Ark 48 128
Los Angeles 2213 8739 7.48
Louisville KY 59 162
Memphis TN 94 271
Miami 839 3117 1.63
Middlesex NJ 169 680
Milwaukee WI 79 261
Minneapolis 157 583
Monmouth-Ocean C NJ 162 509
Nashville TN 90 280
Nassau-Suffolk, NY 377 1357 2.61
New Haven CT 134 508
New Orleans LA 343 1134
New York 5963 24935 9.12
Newark 945 3580 1.97
Norfolk VA 118 337
Oakland CA 403 1513
Oklahoma City 19 152
Omaha 31 102
Orlando FL 174 525
Oxnard-Ventura CA 35 119
Philadelphia 793 2687 4.72
Phoenix Arizona 293 805
Pittsburgh PA 176 463
Portland OR 196 597
Providence RI 82 290
Raleigh-Durham NC 117 285
Richmond VA 118 317
Riverside CA 250 744
Rochester NY 76 294
Sacramento CA 143 518
St Louis MO 203 594
Salt Lake City 68 229
San Antonio TX 211 631
San Diego 546 1765 1.86
San Francisco 1907 7894 3.25
San Jose CA 128 568
San Juan PR 975 2305 1.09
Scranton PA 37 99
Seattle 424 1284 1.61
Springfield MA 64 145
Syracuse NY 42 129
Tacoma WA 44 111
Tampa 378 1233 1.57
Toledo OH 27 82
Tucson Ariz 58 203
Tulsa OK 52 157
Washington DC 902 3595 3.06
West Palm Beach FL 322 1112
Wilmington Del 59 201
Worcester MA 34 131
Metropolitan area
subtotal 30598 108970
Non-metropolitan
areas 6956 19349
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U.S. Total 37554 128319
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[Note: the following table appears to
have radical changes, but if you look
carefully you will see that the final
totals are no more chaged than has been
the case in recent reports. -- sysop]
TOTAL reported cases and Fatalities
by half-year, 1979-1990.
Time Cases Deaths %
Before 1981 83 31 37.4%
1981 Jan-Jun 99 40 40.4%
Jul-Dec 202 90 44.6%
1982 Jan-Jun 396 161 40.7%
Jul-Dec 683 282 41.3%
1983 Jan-Jun 1284 523 40.7%
Jul-Dec 1652 921 55.8%
1984 Jan-Jun 2573 1384 53.8%
Jul-Dec 3373 1921 57.0%
1985 Jan-Jun 4849 2750 56.7%
Jul-Dec 6250 3755 60.1%
1986 Jan-Jun 8147 4898 60.1%
July-Dec 9763 6210 63.6%
1987 Jan-June 12526 7200 57.5%
July-Dec 13851 7596 54.8%
1988 Jan-Jun 15332 8704 56.8%
Jul-Dec 15437 9784 63.4%
1989 Jan-Jun 16096 10614 66.0%
Jul-Dec 13543 9808 72.4%
1990 Jan-Mar 2180 1506 69.1%
Date unknown 162
_______ _____ _____
Totals: 128319 78340 61.0%
Living: 49979 39.0%
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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.
