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Published in final edited form as: AIDS Behav. 2018 Jul;22(7):2181–2188. doi: 10.1007/s10461-017-1914-3

Table III.

Serologic testing algorithm for determining recent HIV infection (STARHS) results by nativity King County, 2006 to 2015.

		African (N^{^}=133) N, %	Asian/Pacific Islander (N^{^}=78) N, %	Latin/S. American (N^{^}=133) N, %	All Foreign-born^** (N^{^}=386) N, %	U.S.-born ^*** (N^{^}=1014) N, %
STARHS recent versus long-standing infection	Recent infection ^*	20 (15)	20 (26)	52 (39)	104 (27)	485 (48)
	Long-standing infection	113 (85)	58 (74)	81 (61)	282 (73)	529 (52)
	Missing (not included with other two rows)	143	101	130	428	896

Recent infection indicates serologic testing algorithm for recent HIV surveillance (STARHS) test results suggestive of infection within about half of a year from National HIV Surveillance System HIV diagnosis date.

^**

Includes others not born in Africa, Asia or Latin America, namely: Europeans, Canadians, people born in Oceania, and individuals born in U.S. territories

^***

Excludes individuals born in U.S. territories

^{^}

Column totals (N^{^}) exclude those with no STARHS results