Table 3. Selected reports from the United States on zoonotic Mycobacterium bovis-induced TB in humans*.

ID	Setting	Study period	Ethnicity or place of birth	No. cases†	No. tested‡	%§
46	41 states in the United States	1995–2005	Native American, non-Hispanic	0	243	0.0
			Asian, non-Hispanic	5	2,938	0.2
			Black, non-Hispanic	6	3,447	0.2
			Hispanic	147	2,724	5.4
			White, non-Hispanic	7	2,449	0.3
			Mexico-born	102	1,399	7.3
			Non-US/Mexico-born	15	4,907	0.3
			US-born	47	5,531	0.8
48	San Diego County, California	2001–2005	Hispanic	128	657	19.5
			White	3	154	1.9
			Asian	1	421	0.2
			Black	0	86	0.0
			Other	0	6	0.0
			Mexico-born	79	461	17.1
			The Philippines	0	248	0.0
			Non-US/Mexico/The Philippines-born	0	260	0.0
			US-born	53	355	14.9
164	San Diego County, California	1994–2003	Hispanic	156	531	29.4
			Non-Hispanic	11	564	2.0
			Mexico-born	93	374	24.9
			Non-US/Mexico-born	3	416	0.7
			US-born	71	305	23.3
155	New York, New York, USA	2001–2004	Mexico-born	20	155	12.9
			Non–Mexico-born	15	2925	0.5
233	San Diego County, California	1994–2000	Mexico-born	70	553	12.7
			The Philippines	1	423	0.2
			Non-US/Mexico/The Philippines–-born	2	403	0.5
			US-born	56	552	10.1

*TB. tuberculosis; ID, record identification number (online Technical Appendix 2, wwwnc.cdc.gov/EID/article/19/6/12-0543-Techapp2.xlsx). 
†N number of zoonotic TB cases identified.
‡Number of TB case-patients tested for the presence of M. bovis infection. 
§ Proportion of zoonotic TB among all TB cases.