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Tables, Epidemiologic/Statistical Summaries and Topic Papers on HIV in Oregon
Oregon's Epidemiological Profile consists of data regarding HIV/STD/TB for years 1981-2006. The full version in PDF format is available online and subsequent fact sheets will be provided throughout the year.
2006 Complete Epi Profile
2005 Complete Epi Profile
Summary of Key Facts for Oregon (Updated through June 2005)
Summary of Key Facts for the Portland Eligible Metropolitan Area [EMA] (Updated through June 2005)
Table, Charts and Figures (2006)
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- Delayed Diagnosis Trend
- Foreign vs. Non-Foreign Born by Race/Ethnicity
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- Oregon Diagnoses and Fatality
- Oregon Cases Living by County
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- Underlying Cause of Death
- Unmet need Summary for 2006
Tables and Charts (2005)
- AIDS Status among Prevalent Cases of HIV - Oregon, June 2005
- Prevalent Cases of HIV by Sex - Oregon, June 2005
- Prevalent Cases of HIV Among Foreign-Born Persons - Oregon, June 2005
- Foreign-born People Living with HIV/AIDS by Sex - Oregon, June 2005
- HIV Cases Among Blacks & Hispanics by Country of Birth and Year - Oregon, June 2005
- Relative Risk of AIDS at First Diagnosis or within 12 Months of HIV Diagnosis in Oregon, June 2005
- Incidence Rate of HIV Infection By Race and Ethnicity - Oregon, June 2005
- HIV/AIDS Status among PLWH/A in the EMA - June 2005
- Prevalent Cases of HIV Infection by AIDS Status and Sex; Portland Metropolitan Area, June 2005
- Prevalent Cases of HIV Infection Among Foreign-Born - Portland Metropolitan Area, June 2005
- Prevalent Cases of HIV Infection Among Foreign-Born Persons by Sex - Portland Metropolitan Area, June 2005
- HIV Cases Among Blacks and Hispanics by Country of Birth and Year - Portland Metropolitan Area, June 2005
- Relative Risk of AIDS at First Diagnosis or within 12 Months - Portland Metropolitan Area, June 2005
- Prevalent Cases of HIV Infection By County - Portland Metropolitan Area, June 2005
Topic Papers
- CD4 and Viral Load Reporting
- Causes of Death among People with HIV and AIDS in Oregon (updated 05/31/06)
- Unmet Primary Medical Need
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