Table 2.

Estimated number of U.S. adults aged 18–64 years^a who tested for HIV in the previous 12 months, by test setting,^b National Health Interview Survey, 2003–2010

^aNational Health Interview Survey data were weighted to represent all U.S. adults aged 18–64 years and to adjust standard errors to account for the complex sample design; estimates for those tested for HIV in the previous 12 months by sex and test setting were rounded to the hundred to avoid false precision.

^bThe estimated number of people tested for HIV in the previous 12 months in publicly funded settings and other settings may not sum to the estimated number for all settings due to missing information for the last test setting venue.

^cPublicly funded settings included acquired immunodeficiency syndrome clinic/counseling/testing sites, public health departments, community health clinics, family planning and prenatal clinics, drug treatment facilities, sexually transmitted disease clinics, and tuberculosis clinics.

^dOther settings included private doctor/health maintenance organizations, hospital/emergency room/outpatient clinics, homes, military induction/service sites, immigration sites, correctional facilities, employer- or insurance company-run clinics, and other unspecified locations.

HIV = human immunodeficiency virus