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CDC:
HIV and AIDS Cases Reported Through December, 2000 [AIDS
Reference Guide 2001;101] This is the CDC tabulation of AIDS
cases reported for the year 2000. The delay is a result of delays
in reporting, but this report is now complete through December 31,
2000. Results are summarized in the tables below as cumulative data
by risk categories (Table 1),
AIDS cases and deaths for adults and children (Table
2), case rates by metropolitan area (Table
3), and total cases by rank order for metropolitan areas (Table
4):
| Table
1. Risk Categories |
| |
2000 |
Total |
| Men
who have sex with men (MSM) |
13,562
(32%) |
355,409
(46%) |
| Injection
drug users (IDU) |
8,531
(20%) |
193,527
(25%) |
| MSM
& IDU |
1,548
(4%) |
48,989
(6%) |
| Heterosexual
contact |
6,530
(16%) |
81,981
(11%) |
| Transfusion |
282
(1%) |
8,777
(1%) |
| Hemophilia |
96 |
5,190
(1%) |
| Risk
not defined |
11,411
(27%) |
71,686
(9%) |
| Pediatric
(<13 years) |
196 |
8,908 |
| Total
|
42,156 |
774,467 |
Table
2. Review of AIDS Cases & Deaths
in Adults & Children <13 Years U.S. 1990-2000 |
| Year |
Adult
Cases |
Adult
Deaths |
Adults
Living
with AIDS |
Peds
Cases
(<13 yrs) |
Peds
Deaths |
| 1990 |
46,697 |
31,382 |
-- |
814 |
400 |
| 1991 |
59,706 |
36,634 |
-- |
813 |
398 |
| 1992 |
78,646 |
41,197 |
-- |
949 |
426 |
| 1993 |
78,948 |
44,914 |
174,244 |
923 |
542 |
| 1994 |
72,174 |
49,548 |
197,060
|
814 |
586 |
| 1995 |
69,098 |
50,260
|
216,010 |
676 |
538 |
| 1996 |
60,216 |
37,049
|
239,382 |
500 |
426 |
| 1997 |
48,467 |
21,188 |
267,311 |
300 |
211 |
| 1998 |
40,567 |
17,186 |
292,286 |
217 |
118 |
| 1999 |
36,575 |
15,147 |
317,368 |
150 |
107 |
| 2000 |
23,932 |
8,867 |
323,270 |
56 |
44 |
| Total
1981-2000 |
765,559 |
442,882 |
-- |
8,908
|
5,178 |
| Table
3. AIDS Rate by Metropolitan Area, Rate/100,000 |
| Order |
Rate |
City |
2000 |
1981-2000 |
| 1 |
58.0 |
Miami,
FL |
1,306 |
24,151 |
| 2 |
56.6 |
New
York, NY |
5,274 |
120,234 |
| 3 |
53.2 |
Ft.
Lauderdale, FL |
861 |
12,945 |
| 4 |
48.2 |
West
Palm Beach, FL |
545 |
7,679 |
| 5 |
44.4 |
San
Juan, PR |
873 |
15,673 |
| 6 |
44.2 |
San
Francisco, CA |
765 |
27,870 |
| 7 |
39.4 |
Newark,
NJ |
802 |
17,117 |
| 8 |
38.1 |
Baltimore,
MD |
973 |
14,514 |
| 9 |
37.9 |
Jersey
City, NJ |
231 |
6,603 |
| 10 |
31.5 |
Washington,
DC |
1,549 |
23,193 |
| Table
4. AIDS Cases by Metropolitan Area |
| City |
1999 |
2000 |
Total |
| New
York, NY |
6,316 |
5,274 |
120,234 |
| Los
Angeles, CA |
2,050 |
1,667 |
42,254 |
| San
Francisco, CA |
851 |
765 |
27,870 |
| Miami,
FL |
1,414 |
1,306 |
24,151 |
| Washington,
DC |
1,526 |
1,549 |
23,193 |
| Chicago,
IL |
1,353 |
1,522 |
21,658 |
| Philadelphia,
PA |
1,652 |
1,386 |
19,138 |
| Houston,
TX |
927 |
693 |
19,116 |
| Newark,
NJ |
914 |
802 |
17,117 |
| Atlanta,
GA |
1,028 |
707 |
15,878 |
| Total
(U.S.) |
46,143 |
42,156 |
774,467 |
Comment: The
data show that MSM still account for the largest category of HIV transmission,
although it is substantially reduced for the year 2000 compared to
earlier years in the epidemic. Most remarkable has been the decrease
in pediatric cases, from a zenith of 947 cases in 1992 to 56 in the
year 2000. Also remarkable is the reduction in total deaths from a
zenith of 50,260 in 1995 to 8,867 in the year 2000. It should be noted
that this decrease in mortality rate has apparently not been accompanied
by a decrease in new HIV cases, which are estimated at about 40,000/year
since 1990. Thus, the number of people living with AIDS has increased
from 174,244 in 1993 to 323,270 in 2000. With regard to metropolitan
areas, the largest numbers of new cases of AIDS were reported for
New York, Miami, Washington, DC and Baltimore, in that order. There
was a modest decrease in the total number of AIDS cases for 2000 compared
to 1999, and most cities reported substantial decreases in new AIDS
cases except for Washington, DC and Chicago, which actually had an
increase in the number of cases. It should be emphasized that these
data are for AIDS cases reflecting behavior that took place several
years previously.
posted
11/30/2001

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