skip nav
  Home | About CDC | Press Room | A-Z Index | Contact Us
spacer
CDC Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Home Page
CDC en Español
Search:  
CDC Home > HIV/AIDS > Topics > Statistics and Surveillance > Reports > Cases of HIV Infection and AIDS in Urban and Rural Areas of the United States, 2006
spacer
spacer spacer
spacer
 
Skip Nav spacer
spacer
Figure 5. Percent distribution of reported AIDS cases among female adults and adolescents, by geographic region, population size, and race/ethnicity, 2006—United States
spacer
spacer
View PDF PDF icon

Percent distribution of reported AIDS cases among female adults and adolescents in the Northeast (number of cases = 3,053, which includes persons of unknown race or multiple races). Broken out by population size and race/ethnicity: In MSA >= 500,000 13.9 percent of cases are White; 58.7 percent are Black/African American; 24.9 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 0.6 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 0.2 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native. In MSA of 50,000 to 499,999 28.5 percent of cases are White; 42.5 percent are Black/African American; 23.5 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 0.6 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 0.0 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native. In nonmetropolitan areas, 61.2 percent of cases are White; 13.4 percent are Black/African American; 13.4 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 0.0 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 0.0 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native.

Percent distribution of reported AIDS cases among female adults and adolescents in the Midwest (number of cases = 995, which includes persons of unknown race or multiple races). Broken out by population size and race/ethnicity: In MSA >= 500,000 15.5 percent of cases are White; 71.7 percent are Black/African American; 9.9 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 1.2 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 0.6 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native. In MSA of 50,000 to 499,999 36.4 percent of cases are White; 55.5 percent are Black/African American; 4.5 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 2.7 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 0.9 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native. In nonmetropolitan areas, 51.9 percent of cases are White; 28.6 percent are Black/African American; 14.3 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 3.9 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 1.3 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native.

Percent distribution of reported AIDS cases among female adults and adolescents in the South (number of cases = 5,323, which includes persons of unknown race or multiple races). Broken out by population size and race/ethnicity: In MSA >= 500,000 12 percent of cases are White; 77 percent are Black/African American; 9.8 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 0.5 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 0.1 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native. In MSA of 50,000 to 499,999 22 percent of cases are White; 70.2 percent are Black/African American; 6.9 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 0.4 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 0.1 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native. In nonmetropolitan areas, 26.3 percent of cases are White; 67.6 percent are Black/African American; 4.8 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 0.2 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 0.6 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native.

Percent distribution of reported AIDS cases among female adults and adolescents in the West (number of cases = 828, which includes persons of unknown race or multiple races). Broken out by population size and race/ethnicity: In MSA >= 500,000 23.3 percent of cases are White; 39.1 percent are Black/African American; 30.1 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 6 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 1.6 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native. In MSA of 50,000 to 499,999 46.3 percent of cases are White; 19.4 percent are Black/African American; 23.1 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 4.6 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 5.6 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native. In nonmetropolitan areas, 65.4 percent of cases are White; 7.7 percent are Black/African American; 15.4 percent are Hispanic/Latino; 0.0 percent are Asian/Pacific Islander; 11.5 percent are American Indian/Alaska Native.
Note. MSA=Metropolitan Statistical Area.
*Includes persons of unknown race or multiple races.

Next: Figure 6

Last Modified: December 15, 2008
Last Reviewed: December 15, 2008
Content Source:
Divisions of HIV/AIDS Prevention
National Center for HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, STD, and TB Prevention

 
spacer
spacer
spacer
spacer
  Home | Policies and Regulations | Disclaimer | e-Government | FOIA | Contact Us
spacer
spacer
spacer Safer, Healthier People
spacer
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 1600 Clifton Rd, Atlanta, GA 30333, USA
800-CDC-INFO (800-232-4636) TTY: (888) 232-6348, 24 Hours/Every Day - cdcinfo@cdc.gov.		 spacer USA.gov: The U.S. Government's Official Web PortalDHHS Department of Health
and Human Services