From: ddodell@stjhmc.fidonet.org (David Dodell)
Subject: Federal AIDS Statistics July 1992 Part 1/2
Note: Copyright 1992, Dan R. Greening. Non-commercial reproduction allowed.
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Date: Sun, 11 Oct 92 20:54:20 mst

HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report
Friday July 24, 1992     

Suggested Citation: 
Centers for Disease Control. HIV/AIDS Surveillance Report, July, 1992 

Report Description
The U.S. AIDS case data presented below are extracted from the "HIV/AIDS
Surveillance Report", published each quarter by the Division of HIV/AIDS, 
Center for Infectious Diseases, Centers for Disease Control, Atlanta, GA 30333
 
  In addition to the data presented here, the printed report contains maps, 
figures, and technical notes. Single copies of the printed report are 
available free from:

                 CDC National AIDS Clearinghouse
                 P.O. Box 6003
                 Rockville, MD 20849-6003 

Table 1.   AIDS cases and annual incidence rates per 100,000 population,
  by state, reported July 1990 through June 1991, July 1991 
  through June 1992; and cumulative totals, by state and age group, 
  through June 1992 

                                           July 1990-             July 1991-
                                           June 1991              June 1992 
STATE OF RESIDENCE                         No.  Rate              No.  Rate 

Alabama                                    317   7.8              421  10.3 
Alaska                                      17   3.0               16   2.8 
Arizona                                    235   6.2              376   9.8 
Arkansas                                   219   9.3              200   8.5 
California                               7,415  24.4            8,515  27.5 
Colorado                                   443  13.3              431  12.8 
Connecticut                                477  14.4              481  14.5 
Delaware                                    89  13.2              106  15.6 
District of Columbia                       733 121.4              796 132.5 
Florida                                  4,916  37.1            5,272  38.8 
Georgia                                  1,197  18.2            1,604  24.0 
Hawaii                                     183  16.3              168  14.8 
Idaho                                       23   2.3               39   3.8 
Illinois                                 1,227  10.7            1,826  16.0 
Indiana                                    281   5.1              383   6.9 
Iowa                                        90   3.3               85   3.1 
Kansas                                     117   4.7              170   6.8 
Kentucky                                   186   5.0              179   4.9 
Louisiana                                  685  16.2              809  19.2 
Maine                                       50   4.0               57   4.6 
Maryland                                 1,025  21.2            1,039  21.2 
Massachusetts                              943  15.6              864  14.2 
Michigan                                   573   6.2              795   8.5 
Minnesota                                  200   4.5              241   5.4 
Mississippi                                253   9.8              224   8.7 
Missouri                                   578  11.3              708  13.7 
Montana                                     29   3.6               21   2.6 
Nebraska                                    65   4.1               61   3.9 
Nevada                                     224  18.0              251  19.6 
New Hampshire                               46   4.1               50   4.4 
New Jersey                               2,440  31.4            2,219  28.4 
New Mexico                                 111   7.2              109   7.0 
New York                                 7,798  43.2            8,098  44.8 
North Carolina                             527   7.9              641   9.5 
North Dakota                                 5   0.8                1   0.2 
Ohio                                       570   5.3              736   6.8 
Oklahoma                                   172   5.4              247   7.8 
Oregon                                     288  10.1              288  10.0 
Pennsylvania                             1,072   9.0            1,380  11.6 
Rhode Island                                75   7.4              124  12.2 
South Carolina                             321   9.1              336   9.4 
South Dakota                                 9   1.3                8   1.1 
Tennessee                                  330   6.7              406   8.2 
Texas                                    3,083  17.9            3,203  18.3 
Utah                                       108   6.2              130   7.3 
Vermont                                     21   3.7               22   3.8 
Virginia                                   646  10.3              657  10.3 
Washington                                 582  11.8              513  10.2 
West Virginia                               53   3.0               69   3.9 
Wisconsin                                  197   4.0              224   4.5 
Wyoming                                     11   2.4               11   2.4 

U.S. TOTAL                              41,255  16.4           45,610  18.0 

Guam                                         3   2.2                2   1.5 
Pacific Islands, U.S.                        -   0.0                -   0.0 
Puerto Rico                              1,790  50.4            1,825  50.9 
Virgin Islands, U.S.                        11  10.7               20  20.9 

TOTAL                                   43,059  16.9           47,457  18.4 

Table 1.   AIDS cases and annual incidence rates per 100,000 population,
  by state, reported July 1990 through June 1991, July 1991 
  through June 1992; and cumulative totals, by state and age group, 
  through June 1992 (Continued) 

                                               Cumulative totals

                                     Adults/       Children 
STATE OF RESIDENCE                 adolescents   <13 years old      Total 

Alabama                              1,452             37          1,489
Alaska                                 123              3            126
Arizona                              1,758             13          1,771
Arkansas                               734             15            749
California                          42,464            291         42,755
Colorado                             2,245             15          2,260
Connecticut                          2,550             78          2,628
Delaware                               457              6            463
District of Columbia                 3,765             54          3,819
Florida                             21,509            588         22,097
Georgia                              6,406             70          6,476
Hawaii                                 889              7            896
Idaho                                  125              2            127
Illinois                             7,045            108          7,153
Indiana                              1,552             11          1,563
Iowa                                   359              3            362
Kansas                                 662              4            666
Kentucky                               764             11            775
Louisiana                            3,401             59          3,460
Maine                                  294              2            296
Maryland                             4,577             98          4,675
Massachusetts                        4,637             99          4,736
Michigan                             3,009             55          3,064
Minnesota                            1,142              9          1,151
Mississippi                            972             19            991
Missouri                             2,803             28          2,831
Montana                                 95              1             96
Nebraska                               275              2            277
Nevada                                 988             11            999
New Hampshire                          259              5            264
New Jersey                          13,408            378         13,786
New Mexico                             508              2            510
New York                            45,565          1,043         46,608
North Carolina                       2,523             59          2,582
North Dakota                            25              -             25
Ohio                                 3,245             51          3,296
Oklahoma                             1,035             15          1,050
Oregon                               1,415              8          1,423
Pennsylvania                         6,250            101          6,351
Rhode Island                           526              9            535
South Carolina                       1,522             29          1,551
South Dakota                            33              1             34
Tennessee                            1,652             18          1,670
Texas                               15,759            170         15,929
Utah                                   514             14            528
Vermont                                104              2            106
Virginia                             3,000             61          3,061
Washington                           3,064             16          3,080
West Virginia                          268              4            272
Wisconsin                              943              9            952
Wyoming                                 55              -             55

U.S. TOTAL                         218,725          3,694        222,419

Guam                                    11              -             11
Pacific Islands, U.S.                    2              -              2
Puerto Rico                          7,444            200          7,644
Virgin Islands, U.S.                    99              4            103

TOTAL                              226,281          3,898        230,179

Table 2.   AIDS cases and annual incidence rates per 100,000 population,
  by metropolitan area with 500,000 or more population, reported
  July 1990 through June 1991, July 1991 through June 1992; 
  and cumulative totals, by area and age group, through June 1992 

                                           July 1990-             July 1991-
METROPOLITAN                               June 1991              June 1992 
AREA OF RESIDENCE                          No.  Rate              No.  Rate 

Akron, Ohio                                 30   4.6               41   6.2 
Albany-Schenectady, N.Y.                    83   9.5               98  11.1 
Allentown, Pa.                              38   5.5               40   5.7 
Anaheim, Calif.                            339  13.8              607  24.2 
Atlanta, Ga.                               939  32.3            1,144  38.5 
Austin, Tex.                               199  24.7              249  30.0 
Bakersfield, Calif.                         39   7.0               51   8.9 
Baltimore, Md.                             660  27.5              591  24.4 
Baton Rouge, La.                            46   8.7               97  18.1 
Bergen-Passaic, N.J.                       286  22.4              268  21.0 
Birmingham, Ala.                            97  10.7              107  11.7 
Boston, Mass.                              636  16.8              624  16.4 
Bridgeport, Conn.                          122  14.7              142  17.1 
Buffalo, N.Y.                               84   8.7               70   7.3 
Charleston, S.C.                            57  11.1               71  13.6 
Charlotte, N.C.                             73   6.2              124  10.3 
Chicago, Ill.                              985  16.2            1,504  24.8 
Cincinnati, Ohio                           105   7.2              118   8.1 
Cleveland, Ohio                            142   7.8              217  11.9 
Columbus, Ohio                             119   8.6              151  10.8 
Dallas, Tex.                               776  29.7              772  28.9 
Dayton, Ohio                                61   6.4               69   7.2 
Denver, Colo.                              373  22.7              354  21.3 
Detroit, Mich.                             382   8.7              609  14.0 
El Paso, Tex.                               48   8.0               41   6.7 
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.                      850  66.4              863  66.2 
Fort Worth, Tex.                           199  14.5              151  10.8 
Fresno, Calif.                              60   8.8               76  10.9 
Gary, Ind.                                  29   4.8               41   6.9 
Grand Rapids, Mich.                         38   5.5               44   6.2 
Greensboro, N.C.                            87   9.1              123  12.8 
Greenville, S.C.                            42   6.5               34   5.2 
Harrisburg, Pa.                             33   5.6               48   8.1 
Hartford, Conn.                            160  14.1              145  12.7 
Honolulu, Hawaii                           133  15.8              120  14.1 
Houston, Tex.                            1,194  35.5            1,191  34.9 
Indianapolis, Ind.                         130  10.3              167  13.2 
Jacksonville, Fla.                         278  30.0              310  32.9 
Jersey City, N.J.                          421  76.2              362  65.5 
Kansas City, Mo.                           238  15.1              290  18.2 
Knoxville, Tenn.                            31   5.1               36   5.9 
Lake County, Ill.                           30   5.7               31   5.8 
Las Vegas, Nev.                            174  22.6              189  23.7 
Little Rock, Ark.                           80  15.5               67  12.9 
Los Angeles, Calif.                      2,588  28.7            3,082  33.7 
Louisville, Ky.                             66   6.9               87   9.1 
Memphis, Tenn.                              93   9.4              151  15.2 
Miami, Fla.                              1,585  80.5            1,696  84.8 
Middlesex, N.J.                            197  19.1              207  19.8 
Milwaukee, Wis.                             93   6.5              122   8.5 
Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minn.              173   6.9              207   8.2 
Monmouth-Ocean City, N.J.                  207  20.7              123  12.1 
Nashville, Tenn.                           120  12.0              126  12.5 
Nassau-Suffolk, N.Y.                       358  13.7              311  11.9 
New Bedford, Mass.                          73  14.3               46   9.0 
New Haven, Conn.                           165  20.4              152  18.7 
New Orleans, La.                           419  33.9              453  36.7 
New York, N.Y.                           6,721  78.4            6,993  81.3 
Newark, N.J.                               939  51.6              917  50.6 
Norfolk, Va.                               144  10.1              117   8.1 
Oakland, Calif.                            489  23.1              573  26.7 
Oklahoma City, Okla.                        83   8.6              130  13.3 
Omaha, Neb.                                 42   6.8               42   6.7 
Orlando, Fla.                              384  34.6              324  28.2 
Oxnard-Ventura, Calif.                      38   5.6               66   9.5 
Philadelphia, Pa.                          830  17.0            1,042  21.3 
Phoenix, Ariz.                             168   7.7              282  12.6 
Pittsburgh, Pa.                            104   5.1              144   7.1 
Portland, Oreg.                            231  18.4              216  17.1 
Providence, R.I.                            74   8.0              116  12.5 
Raleigh-Durham, N.C.                       117  15.5              109  14.1 
Richmond, Va.                              100  11.4              161  18.2 
Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif.           318  11.8              404  14.5 
Rochester, N.Y.                             75   7.5               90   8.9 
Sacramento, Calif.                         186  12.2              262  16.8 
Saint Louis, Mo.                           304  12.4              376  15.3 
Salt Lake City, Utah                        96   8.8              115  10.4 
San Antonio, Tex.                          190  14.3              232  17.2 
San Diego, Calif.                          556  21.7              614  23.4 
San Francisco, Calif.                    2,102 130.1            2,002 123.1 
San Jose, Calif.                           194  12.8              175  11.4 
San Juan, P.R.                           1,143  67.0            1,069  62.0 
Scranton, Pa.                               44   6.0               46   6.3 
Seattle, Wash.                             422  21.0              355  17.4 
Springfield, Mass.                         105  17.4               87  14.3 
Stockton, Calif.                            51  10.3               38   7.5 
Syracuse, N.Y.                              42   6.3               49   7.4 
Tacoma, Wash.                               49   8.2               36   5.9 
Tampa-Saint Petersburg, Fla.               474  22.4              521  24.1 
Toledo, Ohio                                37   6.0               36   5.9 
Tucson, Ariz.                               50   7.3               69   9.9 
Tulsa, Okla.                                53   7.4               69   9.6 
Washington, D.C.                         1,299  32.5            1,443  35.6 
West Palm Beach, Fla.                      397  44.5              445  48.3 
Wilmington, Del.                            68  11.6               89  15.1 
Worcester, Mass.                            72  10.1               65   9.0 

METROPOLITAN AREAS WITH 
  500,000 OR MORE POPULATION            35,854  24.0           39,129  25.9 

METROPOLITAN AREAS WITH 
  50,000 TO 500,000 POPULATION           4,505   9.3            5,100  10.4 

NON-METROPOLITAN AREAS                   2,509   4.4            3,014   5.3 

TOTAL*                                  43,059  16.9           47,457  18.4 

* Totals include 816 patients whose area of residence is unknown. 

Table 2.   AIDS cases and annual incidence rates per 100,000 population,
  by metropolitan area with 500,000 or more population, reported
  July 1990 through June 1991, July 1991 through June 1992; 
  and cumulative totals, by area and age group, through June 1992 
  (Continued) 

                                               Cumulative totals

METROPOLITAN                         Adults/       Children 
AREA OF RESIDENCE                  adolescents   <13 years old      Total 

Akron, Ohio                            160              -            160
Albany-Schenectady, N.Y.               459              9            468
Allentown, Pa.                         213              5            218
Anaheim, Calif.                      2,077             15          2,092
Atlanta, Ga.                         4,853             36          4,889
Austin, Tex.                         1,042             11          1,053
Bakersfield, Calif.                    186              2            188
Baltimore, Md.                       2,751             74          2,825
Baton Rouge, La.                       314              4            318
Bergen-Passaic, N.J.                 1,705             42          1,747
Birmingham, Ala.                       435              8            443
Boston, Mass.                        3,507             71          3,578
Bridgeport, Conn.                      741             24            765
Buffalo, N.Y.                          375              3            378
Charleston, S.C.                       329              3            332
Charlotte, N.C.                        475              9            484
Chicago, Ill.                        5,860             88          5,948
Cincinnati, Ohio                       520              9            529
Cleveland, Ohio                        851             15            866
Columbus, Ohio                         698              6            704
Dallas, Tex.                         3,870             24          3,894
Dayton, Ohio                           320              7            327
Denver, Colo.                        1,846             10          1,856
Detroit, Mich.                       2,156             40          2,196
El Paso, Tex.                          175              1            176
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.                3,803             83          3,886
Fort Worth, Tex.                       874             12            886
Fresno, Calif.                         299              2            301
Gary, Ind.                             151              1            152
Grand Rapids, Mich.                    157              2            159
Greensboro, N.C.                       420             10            430
Greenville, S.C.                       183              -            183
Harrisburg, Pa.                        225              5            230
Hartford, Conn.                        775             16            791
Honolulu, Hawaii                       663              4            667
Houston, Tex.                        6,421             68          6,489
Indianapolis, Ind.                     721              3            724
Jacksonville, Fla.                   1,153             41          1,194
Jersey City, N.J.                    2,262             65          2,327
Kansas City, Mo.                     1,386              6          1,392
Knoxville, Tenn.                       164              1            165
Lake County, Ill.                      125              3            128
Las Vegas, Nev.                        736             11            747
Little Rock, Ark.                      282              7            289
Los Angeles, Calif.                 15,020            128         15,148
Louisville, Ky.                        324              5            329
Memphis, Tenn.                         548              6            554
Miami, Fla.                          6,757            214          6,971
Middlesex, N.J.                      1,114             27          1,141
Milwaukee, Wis.                        519              5            524
Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minn.        1,010              6          1,016
Monmouth-Ocean City, N.J.              865             29            894
Nashville, Tenn.                       537              9            546
Nassau-Suffolk, N.Y.                 2,075             52          2,127
New Bedford, Mass.                     243              5            248
New Haven, Conn.                       826             36            862
New Orleans, La.                     2,096             33          2,129
New York, N.Y.                      39,573            940         40,513
Newark, N.J.                         5,556            170          5,726
Norfolk, Va.                           638             17            655
Oakland, Calif.                      2,794             20          2,814
Oklahoma City, Okla.                   532              1            533
Omaha, Neb.                            191              1            192
Orlando, Fla.                        1,253             20          1,273
Oxnard-Ventura, Calif.                 232              -            232
Philadelphia, Pa.                    4,738             71          4,809
Phoenix, Ariz.                       1,297              9          1,306
Pittsburgh, Pa.                        732              4            736
Portland, Oreg.                      1,107              5          1,112
Providence, R.I.                       496              8            504
Raleigh-Durham, N.C.                   530             11            541
Richmond, Va.                          596             12            608
Riverside-San Bernardino, Calif.     1,572             20          1,592
Rochester, N.Y.                        475              6            481
Sacramento, Calif.                     990             13          1,003
Saint Louis, Mo.                     1,326             20          1,346
Salt Lake City, Utah                   453             11            464
San Antonio, Tex.                    1,099             12          1,111
San Diego, Calif.                    3,222             22          3,244
San Francisco, Calif.               12,402             22         12,424
San Jose, Calif.                       973              8            981
San Juan, P.R.                       4,590            128          4,718
Scranton, Pa.                          189              4            193
Seattle, Wash.                       2,285             10          2,295
Springfield, Mass.                     341             15            356
Stockton, Calif.                       185              7            192
Syracuse, N.Y.                         226              6            232
Tacoma, Wash.                          208              6            214
Tampa-Saint Petersburg, Fla.         2,245             46          2,291
Toledo, Ohio                           169              3            172
Tucson, Ariz.                          330              3            333
Tulsa, Okla.                           296              5            301
Washington, D.C.                     6,523             90          6,613
West Palm Beach, Fla.                1,980             82          2,062
Wilmington, Del.                       375              5            380
Worcester, Mass.                       273              4            277

METROPOLITAN AREAS WITH 
  500,000 OR MORE POPULATION       191,644          3,248        194,892

METROPOLITAN AREAS WITH 
  50,000 TO 500,000 POPULATION      21,476            381         21,857

NON-METROPOLITAN AREAS              12,363            251         12,614

TOTAL*                             226,281          3,898        230,179

* Totals include 816 patients whose area of residence is unknown. 

Table 3.   AIDS cases by age group, exposure category, and sex, 
  reported July 1990 through June 1991, July 1991 through 
  June 1992; and cumulative totals, by age group and exposure 
  category, through June 1992, United States
                                                Males 

                                       July 1990-     July 1991-
ADULT/ADOLESCENT                       June 1991      June 1992 
EXPOSURE CATEGORY                      No.   (%)      No.   (%) 

Men who have sex with men           23,275  (63)   24,740  (61) 
Injecting drug use                   7,816  (21)    8,650  (21) 
Men who have sex with men 
  and inject drugs                   2,465   (7)    2,359   (6) 
Hemophilia/coagulation disorder        293   (1)      337   (1) 
Heterosexual contact:                1,195   (3)    1,480   (4) 

  Sex with injecting drug user            529            654
  Sex with bisexual male                    -              -
  Sex with person with hemophilia           2              4
  Born in Pattern-II* country             300            303
  Sex with person born in 
    Pattern-II country                     23             15
  Sex with transfusion recipient
    with HIV infection                     34             21
  Sex with person with HIV
    infection, risk not specified         307            483

Receipt of blood transfusion, 
  blood components, or tissue**        448   (1)      418   (1) 
Other/undetermined***                1,598   (4)    2,606   (6) 
Adult/adolescent subtotal           37,090 (100)   40,590 (100) 

PEDIATRIC (<13 years old) 
EXPOSURE CATEGORY 

Hemophilia/coagulation disorder         27   (7)       29   (8) 
Mother with/at risk for HIV 
  infection:                           348  (85)      327  (85) 

    Injecting drug use                    160            119
    Sex with injecting drug user           70             53
    Sex with bisexual male                  4              8
    Sex with person with hemophilia         3              5
    Born in Pattern-II country             22             19
    Sex with person born
      in Pattern-II country                 -              3
    Sex with transfusion recipient
      with HIV infection                    1              1
    Sex with person with HIV
      infection, risk not specified        21             31
    Receipt of blood transfusion, 
      blood components, or tissue           6              9
    Has HIV infection, risk not 
      specified                            61             79

Receipt of blood transfusion, 
    blood components, or tissue         24   (6)       18   (5) 
Other/undetermined                      12   (3)        9   (2) 
Pediatric subtotal                     411 (100)      383 (100) 

TOTAL                                  37,501         40,973

  * See technical notes (available only in the printed version of this report)
 
   ** Nineteen adults/adolescents and 2 children developed AIDS after 
receiving 
      blood screened negative for HIV antibody.  Five additional adults 
develope
     AIDS after receiving tissue or organs from HIV-infected donors.  Two of 
th
     5 received tissue or organs from a donor who was negative for HIV 
antibody
     at the time of donation.
*** "Other" refers to 6 health-care workers who developed AIDS after occupa-
    tional exposure to HIV-infected blood, as documented by evidence of 
    seroconversion; and to 2 patients who developed AIDS after exposure to HIV
 
      within the health-care setting, as documented by laboratory studies.
    "Undetermined" refers to patients whose mode of exposure to HIV is unknown
 
      This includes patients under investigation; patients who died, were lost 
t
     follow-up, or refused interview; and patients whose mode of exposure to 
HI
     remains undetermined after investigation. 

Table 3.   AIDS cases by age group, exposure category, and sex, 
  reported July 1990 through June 1991, July 1991 through 
  June 1992; and cumulative totals, by age group and exposure 
  category, through June 1992, United States (Continued)

                                              Females 

                                       July 1990-     July 1991-
ADULT/ADOLESCENT                       June 1991      June 1992 
EXPOSURE CATEGORY                      No.    (%)     No.    (%)

Men who have sex with men                -   (0)        -   (0) 
Injecting drug use                   2,548  (49)    2,774  (45) 
Men who have sex with men 
  and inject drugs                       -   (0)        -   (0) 
Hemophilia/coagulation disorder          8   (0)        6   (0) 
Heterosexual contact:                1,890  (36)    2,375  (39) 

  Sex with injecting drug user          1,162          1,377
  Sex with bisexual male                  152            159
  Sex with person with hemophilia          27             15
  Born in Pattern-II* country             123            185
  Sex with person born in 
    Pattern-II country                     25             16
  Sex with transfusion recipient
    with HIV infection                     49             48
  Sex with person with HIV
    infection, risk not specified         352            575

Receipt of blood transfusion, 
  blood components, or tissue**        296   (6)      265   (4) 
Other/undetermined***                  457   (9)      698  (11) 
Adult/adolescent subtotal            5,199 (100)    6,118 (100) 

PEDIATRIC (<13 years old) 
EXPOSURE CATEGORY 

Hemophilia/coagulation disorder          1   (0)        -   (0) 
Mother with/at risk for HIV 
  infection:                           330  (92)      332  (91) 

    Injecting drug use                    141            138
    Sex with injecting drug user           70             59
    Sex with bisexual male                  6              7
    Sex with person with hemophilia         -              1
    Born in Pattern-II country             15             14
    Sex with person born
      in Pattern-II country                 2              2
    Sex with transfusion recipient
      with HIV infection                    -              4
    Sex with person with HIV
      infection, risk not specified        20             17
    Receipt of blood transfusion, 
      blood components, or tissue           9              8
    Has HIV infection, risk not 
      specified                            67             82

Receipt of blood transfusion, 
    blood components, or tissue         16   (4)       12   (3) 
Other/undetermined                      12   (3)       22   (6) 
Pediatric subtotal                     359 (100)      366 (100) 

TOTAL                                   5,558          6,484

  * See technical notes (available only in the printed version of this report)
 
   ** Nineteen adults/adolescents and 2 children developed AIDS after 
receiving 
      blood screened negative for HIV antibody.  Five additional adults 
develope
     AIDS after receiving tissue or organs from HIV-infected donors.  Two of 
th
     5 received tissue or organs from a donor who was negative for HIV 
antibody
     at the time of donation.
*** "Other" refers to 6 health-care workers who developed AIDS after occupa-
    tional exposure to HIV-infected blood, as documented by evidence of 
    seroconversion; and to 2 patients who developed AIDS after exposure to HIV
 
      within the health-care setting, as documented by laboratory studies.
    "Undetermined" refers to patients whose mode of exposure to HIV is unknown
 
      This includes patients under investigation; patients who died, were lost 
t
     follow-up, or refused interview; and patients whose mode of exposure to 
HI
     remains undetermined after investigation. 

Table 3.   AIDS cases by age group, exposure category, and sex, 
  reported July 1990 through June 1991, July 1991 through 
  June 1992; and cumulative totals, by age group and exposure 
  category, through June 1992, United States (Continued)

                                                      Totals

                                     July 1990-      July 1991-    Cumulative 
 
  ADULT/ADOLESCENT                     June 1991       June 1992     Total****
 
EXPOSURE CATEGORY                    No.   (%)       No.   (%)       No.   (%)
 
Men who have sex with men         23,275  (55)    24,740  (53)   130,822  (58)
 
  Injecting drug use                10,364  (25)    11,424  (24)    51,477  
(23)
 Men who have sex with men 
  and inject drugs                 2,465   (6)     2,359   (5)    14,487   (6)
 
  Hemophilia/coagulation disorder      301   (1)       343   (1)     1,875   
(1)
 Heterosexual contact:              3,085   (7)     3,855   (8)    14,045   
(6)
 
  Sex with injecting drug user        1,691           2,031           7,451 
  Sex with bisexual male                152             159             743 
  Sex with person with hemophilia        29              19             113 
  Born in Pattern-II* country           423             488           2,737 
  Sex with person born in 
    Pattern-II country                   48              31             190 
  Sex with transfusion recipient
    with HIV infection                   83              69             274 
  Sex with person with HIV
    infection, risk not specified       659           1,058           2,537 

Receipt of blood transfusion, 
  blood components, or tissue**      744   (2)       683   (1)     4,659   (2)
 
  Other/undetermined***              2,055   (5)     3,304   (7)     8,916   
(4)
 Adult/adolescent subtotal         42,289 (100)    46,708 (100)   226,281 
(100)
 
PEDIATRIC (<13 years old) 
EXPOSURE CATEGORY 

Hemophilia/coagulation disorder       28   (4)        29   (4)       179   (5)
 
  Mother with/at risk for HIV 
  infection:                         678  (88)       659  (88)     3,315  (85)
 
    Injecting drug use                  301             257           1,561 
    Sex with injecting drug user        140             112             673 
    Sex with bisexual male               10              15              72 
    Sex with person with hemophilia       3               6              17 
    Born in Pattern-II country           37              33             264 
    Sex with person born
      in Pattern-II country               2               5              17 
    Sex with transfusion recipient
      with HIV infection                  1               5              17 
    Sex with person with HIV
      infection, risk not specified      41              48             172 
    Receipt of blood transfusion, 
      blood components, or tissue        15              17              70 
    Has HIV infection, risk not 
      specified                         128             161             452 

Receipt of blood transfusion, 
    blood components, or tissue       40   (5)        30   (4)       300   (8)
 
  Other/undetermined                    24   (3)        31   (4)       104   
(3)
 Pediatric subtotal                   770 (100)       749 (100)     3,898 
(100)
 
TOTAL                                43,059          47,457         230,179 

   * See technical notes (available only in the printed version of this report
 
    ** Nineteen adults/adolescents and 2 children developed AIDS after 
receiving
      blood screened negative for HIV antibody.  Five additional adults 
develop
      AIDS after receiving tissue or organs from HIV-infected donors.  Two of 
t
      5 received tissue or organs from a donor who was negative for HIV 
antibod
      at the time of donation. 
 *** "Other" refers to 6 health-care workers who developed AIDS after occupa- 
 
       tional exposure to HIV-infected blood, as documented by evidence of
     seroconversion; and to 2 patients who developed AIDS after exposure to HI
 
       within the health-care setting, as documented by laboratory studies. 
     "Undetermined" refers to patients whose mode of exposure to HIV is unknow
 
       This includes patients under investigation; patients who died, were 
lost 
       follow-up, or refused interview; and patients whose mode of exposure to 
H
      remains undetermined after investigation.
**** Includes 6 patients known to be infected with human immunodeficiency 
     virus type 2 (HIV-2). See "Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 2 Infection 
 
       in the United States." O'Brien TR, George JR, Holmberg SD.  JAMA,
     May 27, 1992, Vol. 267, No. 20, pp. 2775-2779.
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