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Incidence of AIDS-Defining opportunistic illness diagnoses among persons in care for HIV infection in Michigan, Southern Louisiana, and King County Washington – 1998 |
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| Population Group |
Number of observed persons diagnosed with ≥ 1 OI |
Estimated total persons diagnosed with ≥ 1 OI (95% CI) |
Number of observed OI diagnoses |
Estimated total OI diagnoses (95% CI) |
Estimated Rate of OI diagnoses per 100 persons in care for HIV (95%CI) |
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| Overall |
124 |
2236 (1697, 2776) |
152 |
2718 (2158, 3278) |
13.8 (10.2, 17.3) |
| Sex |
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| Male |
97 |
1760 (1273, 2248) |
116 |
2123 (1365, 2881) |
14.5 (9.7, 19.3) |
| Female |
27 |
476 (210, 742) |
36 |
595 (249, 941) |
11.6 (5.3, 17.9) |
| Race |
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| White, non-Hispanic |
61 |
898 (571, 1226) |
74 |
1044 (633, 1455) |
12.3* (6.8, 17.7) |
| Black, non-Hispanic |
49 |
1045 (562, 1527) |
61 |
1187 (632, 1742) |
11.9* (6.7, 17.1) |
| Other/unknown race |
14 |
293 (183, 403) |
17 |
487 (195, 779) |
38.3* (18.6, 58.0) |
| History of injecting drug use |
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| Yes |
17 |
528 (218, 838) |
20 |
687 (201, 1173) |
14.9 (6.6, 23.1) |
| No |
107 |
1708 (1226, 2190) |
132 |
2031 (1485, 2577) |
13.4 (9.3, 17.5) |
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OI: opportunistic illness. * p = .01 for difference by race across all sites | |||||
Sullivan et al. AIDS Research and Therapy 2007 4:17 doi:10.1186/1742-6405-4-17 |
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