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HIV and STD Statistics
Most of the stats that are linked from this page are in PDF files. To view and print
the PDF files, you must have the free Adobe Acrobat Reader software.
If you are new to statistics - Suggest you review the
MDCH
Epi 101 slide show.
Tutorial:
Understanding HIV/AIDS Surveillance Data in the United States http://cme.kff.org/Key=15192.CGG.C.C.HQzV6X
In this narrated slide tutorial, Jen Kates, M.A., M.P.A.,
vice president and director of HIV policy at the Kaiser Family Foundation,
defines basic surveillance terms and explains the federal and states’ role in
surveillance of the U.S. epidemic. The tutorial also features a guide to reading
a surveillance report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and
explains the various data contained in the report.
National Statistics
 "Web
Map Details HIV Data by State"
San Francisco Chronicle , (06.22.2009) Victoria Colliver CDC NPIN
summary
On Monday, the Washington, D.C.-based National Minority Quality Forum (NMQF)
launched a new online tool for tracking HIV/AIDS in all 50 states, plus the
District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands. Although New York
City is the only region with data searchable by ZIP code, users can view
prevalence data for many counties by congressional and state legislative
districts. To access the atlas, visit (www.maphiv.org).
Both
the
Pediatric HIV/AIDS Surveillance slide set ; and slide set
HIV/AIDS Surveillance in Women were recently updated by CDC to include data
through 2007.
Two new slide sets were recently posted to the CDC HIV/AIDS Web site:
In addition, the slide set
HIV/AIDS Surveillance: General Epidemiology was updated to
include data through 2007.
A slide set was recently updated by CDC. AIDS Dot Maps (through 2005) is
now available. In this series of county-based dot-density maps, the data
used are estimated AIDS cases by county, for the 50 US states, Washington D.C.
and Puerto Rico, cumulative through 2005.
CDC posted
questions and answers (Q&As) supporting the recently published surveillance
report
Cases of
HIV Infection and AIDS in the United States and Dependent Areas, 2007.
These
questions and answers address the 15% increase in HIV Diagnoses from
2004-2007, as well as other issues in the report.
STD Health Disparities information, exploring difference in STD rates by by
location, gender, age and race is now available on the STD home page on the CDC
website, http://www.cdc.gov/std/ .
Michigan Statistics
HIV/AIDS Statistics
Special Reports and Studies, Epi Profiles and Surveillance Activities Updates
-See Surveillance in Michigan for the
full reports
April 1, 2009
Michigan HIV/AIDS Statistics
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/Apr_2009_275855_7.pdf
January 2009 HIV/AIDS statistics for the State of
Michigan
http://www.michigan.gov/documents/mdch/Jan_2009_265353_7.pdf
October 2008
Michigan HIV/AIDS Surveillance Statistics
July 2008
Michigan HIV/AIDS Quarterly Statistics
April 2008 Michigan HIV/AIDS Surveillance Statistics
Subscribe to the MIHIVSTATS List Serve The HIV/AIDS Surveillance Section
no longer mails hard copies of the Quarterly HIV/AIDS Analysis, however they have developed a list service for you
to subscribe to in order to receive the stats electronically.
Users can subscribe or unsubscribe to the list serve at:
http://www.localhealth.net/hivstats/subscribe.aspx. Anyone is allowed to
subscribe himself or herself to the list serve.
More on HIV/AIDS surveillance in Michigan:
reporting contacts and resources.
STD
Special Reports and presentations:
STD statistics for Michigan
- Link takes you to the MDCH site.
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