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Characteristics of Persons Living With AIDS and HIV, 2001

From U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

June 26, 2003

Table 11. Persons living with HIV (not AIDS) at the end of 2001, by race/ethnicity and state of residence, United States

State of residence

White,
not Hispanic

Black,
not Hispanic

Hispanic

Asian/Pacific
Islander

American Indian/
Alaska Native

Total1

Alabama

1,855

3,423

58

8

8

5,420

Arizona

3,320

565

929

32

152

5,123

Arkansas

1,133

933

34

3

3

2,154

Colorado

4,004

786

743

30

47

5,723

Idaho

298

17

38

0

4

358
             

Indiana

2,124

1,306

174

17

6

3,626

Louisiana

2,217

5,173

178

16

8

7,625

Michigan

1,929

3,440

177

12

29

5,722

Minnesota

1,640

900

210

31

58

2,865

Mississippi

1,002

3,127

5

7

3

4,256
             

Missouri

2,401

1,922

135

16

11

4,511

Nevada

1,849

729

380

45

32

3,040

New Jersey

2,840

7,942

2,905

83

11

14,035

North Carolina

2,325

7,542

163

40

92

10,269

North Dakota

54

7

2

0

5

68
             

Ohio

3,061

2,959

286

19

12

6,772

Oklahoma

1,647

567

107

13

137

2,484

South Carolina

1,669

4,836

95

11

7

6,631

South Dakota

140

21

7

0

19

188

Tennessee

2,471

3,692

83

14

2

6,264
             

Utah

514

93

93

3

14

723

Virginia

2,564

5,670

335

61

7

8,714

West Virginia

367

211

15

5

3

609

Wisconsin

1,035

947

193

15

25

2,217

Wyoming

57

4

9

1

1

72
             

Total

42,514

56,811

7,353

483

698

109,468

1Total includes 1,610 cases with unknown race/ethnicity.

Note: These numbers do not represent actual cases of HIV infection, but rather are point estimates adjusted for delays in the reporting of HIV cases and deaths, but not for incomplete reporting. US totals presented in this report include data from the United States (50 states and the District of Columbia) and from US dependencies, possessions, and independent nations in free association with the United States. Data were reported through June 2002. Persons with unknown state or area of residence were excluded. The sum of the demographic categories may not equal the total estimate due to rounding.




  
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