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HIV Infection in South Australia: QSR 2000 No. 1

HIV Infection 1985 - 31/03/00

In South Australia 745 individuals have been diagnosed with HIV infection, 682 (92%) males and 63 (8%) females. Of the males, 519 (76%) reported male-to-male sexual contact, 55 (8%) reported injecting drug use and 28 (4%) reported both risk factors. Injecting drug use was reported by 23 (37%) females diagnosed with HIV infection and 33 (52%) reported heterosexual transmission.

HIV Infection 01/01/00 - 31/03/00

Seven males were diagnosed with HIV infection in the first quarter of this year. Three of the men acquired their infection in the preceding 12 months (Table 1.3).

Laboratory Screening For HIV Infection 01/01/00 - 31/03/00.

During the first quarter of 2000, 20765 screening tests were performed; 9510 (46%) on males, 11167 (57%) on females, and 88 tests on individuals whose sex was unknown (Table 1.4).

Table 1.1 HIV infection detected in South Australia, 1985 - 31/03/00.
Exposure category by sex.

Exposure category

Male

Female

Total

 

No.

%

No.

%

No.

%

Homosexual contact

519

76

na

 

519

70

Homosexual contact/IDU

28

4

na

 

28

4

Heterosexual contact

39

6

33

52

72

10

IDU

55

8

23

37

78

10

Blood products

7

1

2

3

9

1

Other

4

1

3

5

7

1

Unknown

30

4

2

3

32

4

Total

 

 

 

 

 

 

na not applicable

Table 1.2 HIV infection detected in South Australia, 01/01/00 - 31/03/00.
Exposure category by sex.

Exposure category

Male

Homosexual contact

5

Heterosexual contact

2

Total

7

Table 1.3 HIV infection detected in South Australia, 01/01/00 - 31/03/00.
Testing history by age at diagnosis.

Testing history

Age group (years)

 

<25

25-39

³ 40

Negative < 12 months

1

2

-

No previous test

-

1

1

Negative > 12 months

-

-

1

Known positive overseas

-

1

-

Total

1

4

2

Table 1.4 Summary of HIV antibody tests, 01/01/00 - 31/03/00.
Laboratory by sex.

Laboratory

Male

Female

Unknown

Total

Private

4606

5333

-

9939

Public

4904

5834

88

10826

Total

9510

11167

88

20765

Table 1.5 Number of new diagnoses of HIV infection by sex1 and State/Territory, cumulative to 30 September 1999, and for two previous yearly intervals. (From HIV Surveillance Report, Feb, 2000).

State /
Territory

1 Oct 97 – 30 Sep 98

1 Oct 97 – 30 Sep 98

Cumulative to 30 Sep 99

Male

Female

Male

Female

Male

Female

Total

Rate2

ACT

5

1

7

4

192

25

217

70.4

NSW3

339

35

287

32

10712

595

11587

181.7

NT

7

3

8

1

107

9

116

60.6

QLD

98

16

95

11

1945

142

2094

60.1

SA

29

4

23

6

669

61

730

49.0

TAS

2

0

2

2

79

6

85

18.0

VIC4

127

9

138

13

3847

211

4095

87.4

WA

35

19

24

7

893

111

1007

54.6

Total5

642

87

584

76

18444

1160

199316

105.7

  1. Forty one people (19 NSW, 7 QLD, 13 VIC and 3 WA) whose sex was reported as transgender are included in the total column.

  2. Rate per one hundred thousand current population. Population estimates by sex, State/Territory and calendar interval from Australian Demographic Statistics (Australian Bureau of Statistics).

  3. Cumulative total for NSW includes 261 people whose sex was not reported.

  4. Cumulative total for VIC includes 24 people whose sex was not reported.

  5. Cumulative total for Australia includes 285 people whose sex was not reported.

  6. Estimated number of new diagnoses of HIV infection, adjusted for multiple reports, was 17,200 (range 16,800 to 17,600). Reference: Law MG, McDonald AM and Kaldor JM. Estimation of cumulative HIV incidence in Australia, based on national case reporting. Aust NZJ Public Health 1996; 20: 215-217.

Table 1.6 Report from WHO Western Pacific Region
Dr G Poumerol, Regional Advisor, WHO Regional Office, Manila.

AIDS and HIV in the WHO Western Pacific Region by country; based on reports available at 30 September 1999. (From Australian HIV Surveillance Report, January, 2000.)

 

Cumulative AIDS Cases

 

Cumulative Diagnoses HIV

Country/Area

Male

Female

Children <13 Years

Total

AIDS Rate1

American Samoa

-

-

-

-

-

-

Australia

7826

351

45

8200

43.2

19931

Brunei

11

1

-

12

3.1

498

Cambodia

108

23

333

4834

4.2

24028

China

269

18

1

417

-

12639

Cook Islands

-

-

-

-

-

-

Fed. S. Micronesia

2

-

-

2

1.8

2

Fiji

2

1

-

8

1.0

43

French Polynesia

4

-

-

54

24.9

174

Guam

45

4

-

60

29.6

129

Hong Kong

314

35

5

409

4.2

1255

Japan

1007

162

12

2065

1.2

6019

Kiribati

3

1

-

10

2.6

25

Laos

42

29

2

105

0.7

367

Macao

11

2

-

17

2.2

197

Malaysia

1696

108

34

2894

3.0

30593

Marshall Islands

1

1

-

2

3.8

9

Mongolia

-

-

-

1

-

2

Nauru

-

-

-

-

-

1

New Caledonia

52

14

2

67

26.9

189

New Zealand

657

37

5

694

18.9

1396

Niue

-

-

-

-

-

-

N. Mariana Islands

4

1

-

8

10.4

15

Palau

1

-

-

1

5.8

1

Papua New Guinea

215

196

21

618

5.4

1741

Philippines

219

123

7

404

0.5

1259

Rep. of Korea

104

11

-

145

0.1

964

Samoa

4

2

2

6

3.7

10

Singapore

389

30

4

484

9.2

930

Solomon Islands

-

-

-

-

-

2

Tokelau

-

-

-

-

-

-

Tonga

7

1

-

8

6.1

11

Tuvalu

-

-

-

-

-

1

Vanuatu

-

-

-

-

-

-

Vietnam

1008

157

8

2736

1.0

14509

Wallis and Futuna

1

-

-

1

7.1

2

TOTAL

14002

1308

481

24264

0.8

116942

  1.  AIDS cases per 100,000 total current population.

 

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