Table III.

Estimated rates of HIV/STI testing and access to health care among deported labor mexican migrantss and immigrants, Tijuana, Mexico, 2009.

	Males N=36,971 % (95% CI)	Females N=3,494 % (95% CI)	All N=40,465 % (95% CI)
Ever tested for HIV	51.1 (46.0–56.1)	54.3 (37.3–71.4)	51.4 (46.5–56.2)
Tested for HIV during the last 12 mos.	25.5 (21.3–29.7)	17.6 (5.3–29.9)	24.8 (20.8–28.8)
Tested for HIV while in the U.S.	19.4 (15.4–23.3)	11.2 (0.9–21.4)	18.7 (15.0–22.4)
Knew where to get tested for HIV in the USa	46.0 (40.1–51.8)	61.8 (41.5–82.1)	47.3 (41.6–52.9)
Lifetime history of STI	21.7 (17.6–25.9)	27.7 (12.3–43.2)	22.3 (18.2–26.3)
Tested for STI during the last 12 mos.	11.5 (8.3–14.8)	19.8 (6.5–33.1)	12.2 (9.1–15.4)
Had a STI during the last 12 mos.	9.8 (6.5–13.0)	13.3 (1.2–25.5)	10.1 (7.0–13.2)
STI was treated by health professionalb	33.3 (17.2–49.3)	78.7 (19.2–100.0)b	38.6 (22.6–54.5)
Had a STI while in the U.S.	7.6 (4.6–10.6)	0	7.0 (4.2–9.7)
STI was treated by health professional in the U.S.c	37.1 (17.2–57.1)	NA	37.1 (17.2–57.1)
Health insurance in the US
•  None of the time	73.0 (68.3–77.7)	65.7 (47.6–83.9)	72.4 (67.9–77.0)
•  Some of the time	9.4 (6.4–12.3)	21.8 (5.6–38.1)	10.4 (7.3–13.4)
•  All of the time	17.6 (13.6–21.7)	12.4 (0.2–24.7)	17.2 (13.3–21.6)
Type of health insurance in the U.S.d
•  Public program	17.7 (9.4–25.9)	66.4 (31.3–100.0)e	22.6 (14.1–31.2)
•  Private	79.8 (71.3–88.2)	33.6 (0.0–68.7)	75.1 (66.4–83.7)
•  Other	2.6 (0.0–5.1)	0	2.3 (0.0–4.5)

CI: Confidence Interval. NA: Not applicable

^aAmong those who were not tested for HIV infection.

^bAmong those who had a STI during the last 12 months.

^cAmong those who had a STI while in the U.S. during the last 12 months.

^dAmong those who had health insurance some or all of the time.

^eDue to small cell sizes, 95% CI upper bound exceeded 100 and was rounded to 100.