APPENDIX TABLE A1. State HIV Testing Data, 2006
APPENDIX TABLE A1. State HIV testing data, 2006.
State / Consent Law1 / No. Diagnoses / Diagnosed HIV-infected population size2 / Undiagnosed HIV-infected population size2,3 / Test Rate / Population size (≥13 yr)4AL / W. opt-in / 9245a / 9,173 / 2,443 / 37.8% / 3,796,596
AK / None / 886b / 609 / 162 / 54.2% / 549,903
AZ / Opt-out / 7967a / 10,664 / 2,840 / 28.0% / 4,980,909
AR / None / 5528a / 4,418 / 1,177 / 46.9% / 2,311,636
CA / Opt-out / 4,9983,9 c / 116,615 p / 31,059 / 16.1% / 29,582,578
CO / V. opt-in / 61910b / 9,962 / 2,653 / 23.3% / 3,919,052
CT / V. opt-in / 49611 a / 14,241 p / 3,793 / 13.1% / 2,918,897
DE / V. opt-in / 9212 b / 3,387 p / 902 / 10.2% / 708,041
FL / V. opt-in / 4,78613 b / 81,707 / 21,762 / 22.0% / 15,204,204
GA / None / 1,64114,15 d / 32,932 p / 8,771 / 18.7% / 7,554,855
HI / W. opt-in / 21015,16 e / 2,958 p / 788 / 26.7% / 1,077,843
ID / None / 5817 f / 663 / 177 / 32.8% / 1,176,282
IL / Opt-out / 3,34818 f / 34,469 p / 9,181 / 36.5% / 10,492,937
IN / V. opt-in / 50919 g / 7,818 / 2,082 / 24.4% / 5,173,814
IA / Opt-out / 11320 b / 1,451 / 386 / 29.2% / 2,471,521
KS / None / 18321 a / 2,494 / 664 / 27.5% / 2,261,462
KY / Opt-out / 35422 b / 5,615 p / 1,495 / 23.7% / 3,489,721
LA / Opt-out / 1,04823 a / 15,299 / 4,075 / 25.7% / 3,489,815
ME / Opt-out / 9824 / 1,054 p / 281 / 34.9% / 1,122,570
MD / Opt-out / 2,14425 b / 25,516 p / 6,796 / 31.5% / 4,641,751
MA / W. opt-in / 75726 b / 18,912 p / 5,037 / 15.0% / 5,425,010
Table A1, cont’d.
State / Consent Law1 / No. Diagnoses / Diagnosed HIV-infected population size2 / Undiagnosed HIV-infected population size2,3 / Test Rate / Population size (≥13 yr)4MI / W. opt-in / 90327 a / 12,739 / 3,393 / 26.6% / 8,375,513
MN / None / 31628 a / 5,520 / 1,470 / 21.5% / 4,265,593
MS / None / 61029 h / 7,303 / 1,945 / 31.4% / 2,355,952
MO / V. opt-in / 58930 b / 10,455 / 2,785 / 21.2% / 4,833,679
MT / V. opt-in / 1031 f / 440 p / 117 / 8.5% / 795,727
NE / W. opt-in / 13932a / 1,453 / 387 / 35.9% / 1,446,080
NV / None / 4562,3i / 6,343 / 1,689 / 27.0% / 2,026,579
NH / Opt-out / 6633 j / 1,039 p / 277 / 23.9% / 1,104,097
NJ / None / 2,02034 j / 32,987 / 8,786 / 23.0% / 7,197,721
NM / Opt-out / 17435 a / 2,156 / 574 / 30.3% / 1,589,146
NY / W. opt-in / 4,53336 a / 113,103 / 30,124 / 15.0% / 16,162,147
NC / None / 2,01537 j / 20,157 / 5,369 / 37.5% / 7,313,916
ND / None / 638 k / 160 / 43 / 14.1% / 537,653
OH / V. opt-in / 1,08639 a / 15,290 / 4,072 / 26.7% / 9,514,552
OK / None / 3082,3 i / 4,383 / 1,167 / 26.4% / 2,941,542
OR / V. opt-in / 22340 a / 5,861 p / 1,561 / 14.3% / 3,086,607
PA / W. opt-in / 2,1173,41 l / 32,041 p / 8,534 / 24.8% / 10,464,109
RI / W. opt-in / 1663,42 m / 2,765 p / 737 / 22.5% / 897,556
SC / None / 76843 a / 13,381 / 3,564 / 21.5% / 3,590,325
SD / None / 3444 j / 337 / 90 / 37.9% / 650,144
TN / None / 1,03045 k / 13,031 / 3,471 / 29.7% / 5,033,349
Table A1, cont’d.
State / Consent Law1 / No. Diagnoses / Diagnosed HIV-infected population size2 / Undiagnosed HIV-infected population size2,3 / Test Rate / Population size (≥13 yr)4TX / Opt-out / 4,4503,46 l / 58,402 / 15,555 / 28.6% / 18,670,666
UT / None / 1223,47 m / 2,082 / 555 / 22.1% / 1,986,982
VT / None / 1848 n / 492 p / 131 / 13.7% / 530,841
VA / Opt-out / 1,45349 j / 18,317 / 4,878 / 29.8% / 6,342,355
WA / V. opt-in / 58350 b / 13,268 p / 3,534 / 16.5% / 5,300,939
WV / V. opt-in / 853,51 m / 1,399 / 373 / 22.8% / 1,535,710
WI / W. opt-in / 38852 o / 4,479 / 1,193 / 32.5% / 4,645,843
WY / None / 1353 b / 186 / 50 / 26.2% / 426,517
Abbreviations: w. opt-in -- written opt-in; v. opt-in -- verbal opt-in
aData source provided number of persons aged≥13 years newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in 2006
b Data source provided number of all persons newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in 2006; text suggests that the proportion of cases aged <13 years is minimal
c Data source provided number of all persons newly diagnosed with HIV (not AIDS) in 2006; value was adjusted to include persons newly diagnosed with AIDS using CDC data3; text suggests that the proportion of cases age aged<13 years is minimal
d Data source provided number of persons aged≥13 years newly diagnosed with HIV (not AIDS) in 2006; value was adjusted to include persons newly diagnosed with AIDS using CDC data3
e Data source provided number of all persons newly diagnosed with AIDS in 2006; value was adjusted to include persons newly diagnosed with HIV using CDC data;3 test suggests that the proportion of cases aged<13 years is minimal
f Data source provided number of all persons diagnosed with HIV/AIDS reported in 2006; text suggests that the proportion of cases aged<13 years is minimal
g Data source provided number of all persons newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in 2007; text suggests that the proportion of cases aged<13 years is minimal and that numbers have been stable in recent years
h Data source provided number of persons aged≥13 years newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in 2007; text suggests that numbers have been stable in recent years
i State data source unavailable; numbers of persons diagnosed with HIV or AIDS reported in 2006 estimated from CDC data2,3
j Data source provided number of persons aged≥13 years diagnosed with HIV/AIDS reported in 2006
k Data source provided number of persons aged≥13 years newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS in 2005; text suggests that numbers have been stable in recent years
l Data source provided number of persons aged≥13 years diagnosed with HIV (not AIDS) reported in 2006; value was adjusted to include persons newly diagnosed with HIV using CDC data3
m Data source provided number of all person diagnosed with HIV (not AIDS) reported in 2006; text suggests that the proportion of cases aged<13 years is minimal; value was adjusted to include persons newly diagnosed with HIV using CDC data3
n Data source provided number of all persons newly diagnosed with HIV/AIDS during 2006-2007; value adjusted by dividing in half
oData source provided number of all persons diagnosed with HIV/AIDS reported in 2008; text suggests that numbers have remained stable in recent years
p HIV prevalence data unavailable; estimated by applying same HIV to AIDs ratio as observed in state with the closest AIDS prevalence value, as reported by the 2006 CDC surveillance data2
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