TABLE 1. Estimated number* of persons aged >13 years in whom HIV was diagnosed, by quarter of diagnosis and disease status at initial diagnosis** -- 25 states,*** January 1994 - June 1997

Quarter of diagnosis	Disease status at initial HIV diagnosis				Total
	HIV		AIDS
	No.	(%)	No.	(%)
1994
1	4,038	(70)	1,723	(30)	5,761
2	4,073	(71)	1,691	(29)	5,764
3	3,809	(73)	1,430	(27)	5,239
4	3,558	(71)	1,434	(29)	4,992
Total#	>15,571	(71)	6,337	(29)	21,908
1995
1	3,904	(71)	1,568	(29)	5,472
2	3,780	(72)	1,470	(28)	5,250
3	3,711	(72)	1,421	(28)	5,132
4	3,438	(72)	1,370	(28)	4,808
Total#	>14,895	(72)	5,863	(28)	20,758
1996
1	3,889	(74)	1,366	(26)	5,255
2	3,635	(72)	1,382	(28)	5,017
3	3,619	(73)	1,310	(27)	4,929
4	3,476	(74)	1,236	(26)	4,712
Total#	>14,652	(74)	5,313	(26)	19,965
1997
1	3,762	(73)	1,376	(27)	5,138
2	3,809	(74)	1,325	(26)	5,134
Total	52,690	(72)	20,215	(28)	72,905

*Numbers are estimates after adjustments for reporting delays. Point estimates are presented for reproducibility of the data.

** For persons who had not had an HIV diagnosis before being diagnosed with AIDS, their AIDS diagnosis date is considered their earliest HIV diagnosis date; for persons initially reported with HIV who subsequently had AIDS diagnosed and reported, they are presented by the earliest diagnosis date, which is their HIV diagnosis.

*** Alabama, Arizona, Arkansas, Colorado, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Nevada, New Jersey, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

# Total estimates include cases with missing quarter for HIV diagnoses and AIDS diagnoses.

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