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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2022 Nov 1.
Published in final edited form as: AIDS Patient Care STDS. 2021 Nov;35(11):435–440. doi: 10.1089/apc.2021.0081

Table 1.

Demographics of All Persons with Single Episodes and Repeat Episodes of Syphilis

All syphilis Single episode Repeaters Repeat riska %
N = 107,405 %b N = 94,860 %b N = 12,545 %b
Site
 Florida 75,706 70.5 65,531 69.1 10,175 81.1 13.4
 Louisiana 31,699 29.5 29,329 30.9 2370 18.9 7.5
Gender
 Male 73,811 68.7 62,810 66.2 11,001 87.7 14.9
 Female 33,594 31.3 32,050 33.8 1544 12.3 4.6
Race/ethnicity
 White 23,479 21.9 20,139 21.2 3340 26.6 14.2
 Black 49,519 46.1 45,088 47.5 4431 35.3 8.9
 Hispanic 19,929 18.6 16,750 17.7 3179 25.4 16.0
 Asian, Indian, PI 733 0.7 645 0.7 85 0.7 11.6
 Other/unknown 13,745 12.8 12,235 12.9 1510 12.4 11.0
Age, yearsc
 15–19 7013 6.5 6161 6.5 852 6.8 12.1
 20–29 35,863 33.4 31,527 33.2 4336 34.6 12.1
 30–39 27,794 25.9 24,307 25.6 3487 27.8 12.5
 40–49 21,635 20.1 18,908 19.9 2727 21.7 12.6
 50–70 15,100 14.1 13,597 14.7 1143 9.1 7.6
HIV status
 Negative 82,507 76.8 76,877 81.0 5630 44.9 6.8
 Positive 24,898 23.2 17,983 19.0 6915 55.1 27.8
a

Repeat risk is a row percent calculated: Repeaters#/All Syphilis# × 100. All other percents are for columns.

b

All percent columns may not sum to 100 due to rounding.

c

Age for “All Syphilis” and “Single Episode” is age at first diagnosis on or after January 1, 2000. Age for “Repeaters” is age at time of the second diagnosis.

PI, Pacific Islander.