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HIV/AIDS in NORTH DAKOTA

PROFILE OF THE EPIDEMIC

1996

The following data represent the cumulative totals of reported AIDS cases in North Dakota. Included are the total number of reported AIDS cases, and the number of reported AIDS cases by demographic category in North Dakota.

Total Reported AIDS Cases

  • In North Dakota, the cumulative number of reported AIDS cases from the beginning of the epidemic in 1981 through 1996, is 78.
  • 12 cases were reported in North Dakota in the past year.

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Reported AIDS Cases By Race/Ethnicity

  • In North Dakota, the cumulative total number of reported AIDS cases among the following populations is:

White, not Hispanic-
(86.11% of the total case count.)
67
African-American-
(0.0% of the total case count.)
4,548
Hispanic/Latino-
(0% of the total case count.)
121
Asian/Pacific Islander-
(0.0% of the total case count.)
0
American Indian/Alaskan Native-
(8.97% of the total case count.)
7

Reported AIDS Cases By Gender

  • In North Dakota, 6.41% of the total number of reported AIDS cases are among Women.

Reported AIDS Cases By Age

  • In North Dakota, the percentage of the cumulative total number of reported AIDS cases among the following age groups is:

Pediatric-

Adolescent and Young Adults-

Adults-

0%

0%

92.31%


* Data in this summary was compiled by AIDS Action Council. Epidemiological data was provided by the Centers for Disease Control. Funding amounts were provided by the appropriate federal agency, and are from the most current fiscal year that state-by-state data is available.


FUNDING

The State of North Dakota received a total of $740,613 in federal funding for AIDS programs in FY 1996.

Prevention

  • In FY 1996, $633,370 was provided to North Dakota by the CDC for prevention programs. These funds were allocated to state and local health departments and community-based organizations to finance counseling and testing programs, public information and health education/risk reduction activities, and for monitoring the epidemic (AIDS case surveillance programs).

Care

1. Ryan White CARE Act

  • In FY 1996, $107,243 was provided to North Dakota by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) for health care and supportive services for people living with AIDS (PLWAs) under the Ryan White CARE Act.

Title II -- $107,243
-- Funds to state health depts. for medical and support services for PLWAs- $100,000
-- AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP), funding for the purchase of HIV/AIDS prescription drugs- $7,243 2.Housing Opportunities for People With AIDS (HOPWA)

  • In FY 1996, no funding was provided to North Dakota by the Department of Housing and Urban Development under Housing Opportunities for People With AIDS (HOPWA) program. HOPWA provides HIV- specific housing programs, 90% through formula grants, and the remaining 10% on a competitive basis to projects of national significance.

Research

National Institutes of Health (NIH)

  • In FY 1996, no funding was allocated by the NIH to universities and other institutions in North Dakota to conduct AIDS research.


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      Washington, DC 20009
      202/986-1300
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