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. 2018 Apr 11;146(7):920–930. doi: 10.1017/S0950268818000766

Table 4.

Number and percentage of HIV and hepatitis coinfections among persons living with diagnosed HIV infection, by selected characteristics, 15 US states and two cities, 2014

Characteristica HIV without HBV event HIV/HBV coinfections HIV without HCV event HIV/HCV coinfections
No. (column %) No. (column %) No. (column %) No. (column %)
Race/ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native 1522 (0.3) 31 (0.3) 1383 (0.3) 170 (0.5)
Asianb 6049 (1.2) 227 (2.2) 5961 (1.3) 315 (0.9)
Black/African American 221 923 (44.9) 5511 (53.9) 213 112 (45.3) 14 322 (42.1)
Hispanic/Latinoc 109 518 (22.2) 1452 (14.2) 102 807 (21.9) 8164 (24.0)
Multiple races 8702 (1.8) 209 (2.1) 8075 (1.7) 836 (2.5)
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 305 (0.1) 8 (0.1) 302 (0.1) 11 (0)
Unknown 465 (0.1) 0 (0) 458 (0.1) 4 (0)
White 145 698 (29.5) 2778 (27.2) 138 307 (29.4) 10 171 (29.9)
Age groupd (years)
0–12 7240 (1.5) 16 (0.2) 7149 (1.5) 27 (0.1)
13–29 162 833 (33.0) 1292 (12.7) 158 076 (33.6) 2480 (7.3)
30–39 169 121 (34.2) 2798 (27.4) 160 540 (34.1) 6298 (18.5)
40–49 107 135 (21.7) 3653 (35.8) 100 004 (21.3) 12 530 (36.9)
50–64 43 852 (8.9) 2251 (22.0) 40 736 (8.7) 11 940 (35.1)
⩾65 3973 (0.8) 206 (2.0) 3872 (0.8) 718 (2.1)
Unknown 28 (0) 0 (0) 28 (0) 0 (0)
Sexe
Male 365 602 (74.0) 8467 (82.9) 348 614 (74.1) 25 455 (74.9)
Female 128 579 (26.0) 1749 (17.1) 121 790 (25.9) 8538 (25.1)
Unknown 1 (0) 0 (0) 1 (0) 0 (0)
Sexe and HIV transmission categoryf
Male
IDU 34 184 (6.9) 695 (6.8) 26 636 (5.7) 8243 (24.3)
Male-to-male sexual contact 219 593 (44.4) 5089 (49.8) 216 139 (46.0) 8543 (25.1)
Male-to-male sexual contact and IDU 21 161 (4.3) 644 (6.3) 17 475 (3.7) 4330 (12.7)
Heterosexual contactg 34 661 (7.0) 836 (8.2) 33 858 (7.2) 1639 (4.8)
Other/unknownh 56 003 (11.3) 1203 (11.8) 54 506 (11.6) 2700 (7.9)
Female
IDU 20 124 (4.1) 390 (3.8) 15 880 (3.4) 4634 (13.6)
Heterosexual contactg 68 187 (13.8) 882 (8.6) 66 561 (14.2) 2508 (7.4)
Other/unknownh 40 268 (8.2) 477 (4.7) 39 349 (8.4) 1396 (4.1)
Timing of coinfection
HIV diagnosis year before the year of hepatitis event N/A 7601 (74.4) N/A 28 419 (83.6)
Same HIV diagnosis year and year of hepatitis event N/A 1979 (19.4) N/A 4042 (11.9)
HIV diagnosis year after year of hepatitis event N/A 636 (6.2) N/A 1532 (4.5)

HBV, hepatitis B virus (acute or chronic); HCV, hepatitis C virus (acute or chronic); HIV, human immunodeficiency virus; N/A, not applicable; IDU, injection drug use.

a

For persons with coinfection, information comes first from the HIV surveillance system. If information was missing in the HIV surveillance system, information from the hepatitis surveillance system was used.

b

Includes persons for whom the surveillance system did not differentiate between Asian and Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander.

c

Hispanics/Latinos can be of any race.

d

For HIV cases without a hepatitis event, based on age at diagnosis of HIV. For coinfection cases, based on age at coinfection or second reported virus infection to the health department.

e

From HIV surveillance system, sex indicates sex at birth. From hepatitis surveillance system, sex might indicate sex at birth, sex at the time of hepatitis event, or current sex at the time the data were extracted.

f

Data have not been statistically adjusted to account for unknown transmission categories.

g

Heterosexual contact with a person known to have, or to be at high risk for, HIV infection.

h

Includes haemophilia, blood transfusion, or perinatal exposure, and persons with an unknown transmission category.