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Table 10. Timing of HIV testing of HIV-infected women, by race/ethnicity and year of infant's birth, 1999–2001—24 areas conducting Enhanced Perinatal Surveillance

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	Year of infant's birth						Subtotal
	1999		2000		2001		Subtotal
Timing of mother's HIV test	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%	No.	%
	White, not Hispanic
Before labor or before pregnancy	312	89	290	90	257	94	859	91
During labor	10	3	10	3	8	3	28	3
After delivery	9	3	15	5	3	1	27	3
Unknown	21	6	7	2	5	2	33	4

Total	352		322		273		947	100

	Black, not Hispanic
Before labor or before pregnancy	1824	89	1940	92	1493	92	5257	91
During labor	70	3	105	5	80	5	255	4
After delivery	40	2	32	2	32	2	104	2
Unknown	116	6	41	2	22	1	179	3

Total^a	2052		2118		1629		5799	100

	Hispanic
Before labor or before pregnancy	368	85	485	91	372	92	1225	89
During labor	14	3	24	5	15	4	53	4
After delivery	13	3	13	2	11	3	37	3
Unknown	39	9	11	2	8	2	58	4

Total^b	435		533		406		1374	100

Note. Because of rounding, column percentages may not total 100. Asians/Pacific Islanders and American Indians/Alaska Natives were not included because of small numbers. See Table 3 for cumulative totals of all races.


^a	Includes 4 women who refused HIV testing.
^b	Includes 1 woman who refused HIV testing.

Last Modified: September 19, 2006
Last Reviewed: September 19, 2006
Content Source:
Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention
National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention

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