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. 2007 Feb 20;62(8):672–676. doi: 10.1136/thx.2006.072611

Table 1 Proportion of adults (aged ⩾15 years) with tuberculosis (TB) co‐infected with HIV by demographic characteristics in England and Wales, 1999–2003.

Characteristic No (% of total) co‐infected with TB and HIV Total with TB
Overall 1743 (5.7) 30670
Age group (years)
 15–19 11 (0.6) 1741
 20–29 417 (5.6) 7482
 30–39 853 (12.9) 6639
 40–49 336 (8.1) 4167
 50–64 109 (2.3) 4733
 65+ 15 (0.3) 5772
 Unknown 2 (1.5) 136
Calendar year
 1999 169 (3.1) 5388
 2000 253 (4.2) 5990
 2001 314 (5.1) 6211
 2002 459 (7.1) 6497
 2003 548 (8.3) 6584
Sex
 Male 869 (5.2) 16788
 Female 845 (6.1) 13800
 Unknown 29 (35.4) 82
Ethnic group
 White 179 (2.1) 8668
 Black African 1217 (20.5) 5938
 Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi 37 (0.3) 10853
 Mixed other 58 (2.5) 2318
 Black other 16 (7.8) 204
 Black Caribbean 22 (2.7) 818
 Unknown 214 (11.4) 1871
Region of birth
 Africa 1166 (19.8) 5880
 Asia 57 (0.6) 9506
 Europe 48 (4.6) 1046
 Latin America/Caribbean 15 (3.5) 430
 North America/Australasia 3 (7.1) 42
 UK 132 (1.5) 8646
 Unknown 322 (6.3) 5105
Born in UK
 Yes 132 (1.5) 8646
 No 1611 (7.3) 22024
Place of TB report
 London 903 (6.9) 13077
 Rest of England & Wales 673 (3.9) 17431
Years since arrival in the UK
 ⩽5 826 (10.7) 7704
 >5 200 (2.9) 6798
 Unknown 585 (7.8) 7522

323 cases of tuberculosis did not come from the TB surveillance database but were derived from HIV surveillance data.