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. 2012 Sep;28(9):794–799. doi: 10.1089/aid.2011.0185

Table 1.

Characteristics of Individuals Registered with AIDS in the United States Who Were at Risk for Colorectal Cancer

Characteristics N (%)
AIDS diagnosis year
 <1980 18 (0.00)
 1980–1989 64,685 (13.71)
 1990–1995 210,738 (44.66)
 1996+ 196,468 (41.63)
Sex
 Male 374,959 (79.46)
 Female 96,950 (20.54)
Age at AIDS onset (years)
 0–14 5,434 (1.15)
 15–29 75,500 (16.00)
 30–39 206,900 (43.84)
 40–49 132,416 (28.06)
 50+ 51,659 (10.95)
Race/ethnicity
 White 175,179 (37.12)
 Black 202,889 (42.99)
 Hispanic 93,841 (19.89)
CD4 count
 0–49 78,815 (16.70)
 50–99 44,451 (9.42)
 100–149 46,199 (9.79)
 150–199 64,204 (13.61)
 200+ 45,728 (9.69)
 Missing 192,512 (40.79)
Mode of HIV acquisition
 MSM 202,688 (42.95)
 IDU 119,019 (25.22)
 MSM+IDU 27,118 (5.75)
 Heterosexual 62,347 (13.21)
 Other categories 60,737 (12.87)
Registry
 Colorado 7,815 (1.66)
 Connecticut 12,723 (2.70)
 Florida 73,999 (15.68)
 Georgia 23,380 (4.95)
 Illinois 26,514 (5.62)
 Los Angles 50,624 (10.73)
 Maryland 26,291 (5.57)
 Massachusetts 16,055 (3.40)
 Michigan 11,101 (2.35)
 New Jersey 41,080 (8.71)
 New York city 93,691 (19.85)
 San Diego 9,112 (1.93)
 San Francisco 23,671 (5.02)
 Seattle 6,414 (1.36)
 Texas 38,493 (8.16)
 Washington, DC 10,946 (2.32)

Subjects were evaluated for colorectal cancer within a risk period of 4 to 120 months after AIDS diagnosis.

AIDS, acquired immunodeficiency syndrome; HIV, human immunodeficiency virus infection; MSM, men who have sex with men; IDU, injection drug users.