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

Table 5.

Number and percentage of HIV and hepatitis coinfections among persons with hepatitis B infection and hepatitis C infection, by selected characteristics, 15 US states and two cities, cumulative through 2014

Characteristica HBV without HIV diagnosis HIV/HBV coinfections HCV without HIV diagnosis HIV/HCV coinfections
No. (column %) No. (column %) No. (column %) No. (column %)
Race/ethnicity
American Indian/Alaska Native 1655 (0.7) 52 (0.4) 8440 (0.8) 294 (0.6)
Asianb 51 190 (20) 288 (2.0) 7771 (0.7) 392 (0.8)
Black/African American 29 378 (11.5) 7464 (52.9) 89 531 (8.6) 19 987 (42.3)
Hispanic/Latinoc 7090 (2.8) 1931 (13.7) 46 369 (4.4) 11 035 (23.4)
Multiple races 3923 (1.5) 300 (2.1) 10 612 (1.0) 1209 (2.6)
Native Hawaiian/Other Pacific Islander 2122 (0.8) 9 (0.1) 1012 (0.1) 17 (0)
Unknown 135 791 (53.1) 0 (0) 601 105 (57.5) 5 (0)
White 24 618 (9.6) 4073 (28.9) 280 970 (26.9) 14 301 (30.3)
Age groupd (years)
0–12 4318 (1.7) 19 (0.1) 4795 (0.5) 29 (0.1)
13–29 58 497 (22.9) 1657 (11.7) 117 648 (11.3) 3006 (6.4)
30–39 59 172 (23.1) 3830 (27.1) 140 563 (13.4) 8347 (17.7)
40–49 47 965 (18.8) 5064 (35.9) 247 300 (23.7) 17 344 (36.7)
50–64 49 176 (19.2) 3218 (22.8) 396 480 (37.9) 17 348 (36.7)
⩾65 18 245 (7.1) 329 (2.3) 77 640 (7.4) 1166 (2.5)
Unknown 18 394 (7.2) 0 (0) 61 384 (5.9) 0 (0)
Sexe
Male 137 710 (53.8) 11 769 (83.4) 639 195 (61.1) 35 478 (75.1)
Female 112 798 (44.1) 2348 (16.6) 393 997 (37.7) 11 762 (24.9)
Unknown 5259 (2.1) 0 (0) 12 618 (1.2) 0 (0)
Sexe and HIV transmission categoryf
Male
IDU N/A 1195 (8.5) N/A 12 337 (26.1)
Male-to-male sexual contact N/A 6827 (48.4) N/A 10 966 (23.2)
Male-to-male sexual contact and IDU N/A 979 (6.9) N/A 6283 (13.3)
Heterosexual contactg N/A 1088 (7.7) N/A 2103 (4.5)
Other/unknownh N/A 1680 (11.9) N/A 3789 (8.0)
Female
IDU N/A 602 (4.3) N/A 6696 (14.2)
Heterosexual contactg N/A 1114 (7.9) N/A 3220 (6.8)
Other/unknownh N/A 632 (4.5) N/A 1846 (3.9)
Timing of coinfection
HIV diagnosis year before the year of hepatitis event N/A 10 695 (75.8) N/A 39 717 (84.1)
Same HIV diagnosis year and year of hepatitis event N/A 2600 (18.4) N/A 5521 (11.7)
HIV diagnosis year after year of hepatitis event N/A 822 (5.8) N/A 2002 (4.2)

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 coinfected cases, 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 hepatitis cases without an HIV diagnosis, based on age at diagnosis of hepatitis. For coinfected 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.