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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2017 May 31.
Published in final edited form as: Int J Tuberc Lung Dis. 2008 Nov;12(11):1261–1267.

Table 1.

Tuberculosis prevalence rates, various sources, United States, 2005

Characteristic Rate per 100 000 population Reference
HIV status
 Infected 98.6–112.2* 3,4
 Non-infected 4.6 3,4
Origin
 Foreign-born 22.3 3
 US-born 2.5 3
Ethnicity
 Black, non-Hispanic 10.9 3
 Hispanic 9.4 3
 Asian 25.7 3
 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander 12.8 3
 American Indian/Alaska Native 6.8 3
 White, non-Hispanic 1.3 3
Sex
 Male 5.8 3
 Female 3.4 3
Age, years
 ≥45 6.4 3
 <45 3.9 3
History of excess alcohol use within the past year
 Yes 9.6 5,6
 No 5.0 5,6
History of homelessness within the past year
 Yes 40.1–61.1 7,8
 No 7.4–7.5 7,8
Residence in a federal/state prison at time of TB diagnosis
 Yes 24.2–29.4 9
 No 6.7 9
*

The rate for HIV-infected persons is for 2004, the most recent year of full reporting to the CDC.

HIV = human immunodeficiency virus; TB = tuberculosis; CDC = Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.