HIV/AIDS Prevalence and Mortality Tables - 2011

The following tables contain case counts of persons living with HIV or AIDS in Minnesota by place of residence, age, gender, race/ethnicity and mode of exposure.

Download PDF version formatted for print: HIV/AIDS Prevalence and Mortality Tables - 2011 (PDF: 49KB/6 pages)

HIV/AIDS Prevalence and Mortality Tables:

Number and Rate (per 100,000) of Persons Living with HIV (non-AIDS) and AIDS by Residence, Age, and Gender -- Minnesota, 2011

Number and Rate (per 100,000) of Males & Females Living with HIV (non-AIDS) and AIDS by Race/Ethnicity and Mode of Exposure -- Minnesota, 2011

Number and Rate (per 100,000) of Persons Living with HIV (non-AIDS) and AIDS by County of Residence -- Minnesota, 2011

Number of HIV (non-AIDS) Cases, AIDS Cases, and AIDS Deaths -- Minnesota, 1995-2011

Known Mortality among Minnesota AIDS Cases by Year of Diagnosis -- Minnesota, through 2011


Table 1. Number (I) and Rate (II) (per 100,000) of Persons Living with HIV (non-AIDS) and AIDS by Residence, Age, and Gender -- Minnesota, 2011
Group
HIV (non-AIDS)
AIDS
Total
HIV/AIDS Prevalence Rate
Cases
%
Cases
%
Cases
%
Residence (III)
Minneapolis 1,576 40% 1,213 39% 2,789 39% 729.0
St. Paul 548 14% 462 15% 1,010 14% 354.3
Suburban 1,261 32% 995 32% 2,256 32% 103.4
Greater Minnesota 570 14% 466 15% 1,036 15% 42.2
Total 3,955 100% 3,136 100% 7,091 100% 134.5
Age (IV)
<13 yrs 35 1% 4 <1% 39 1% 4.2
13-19 yrs 50 1% 10 <1% 60 1% 11.8
20-24 yrs 188 5% 31 1% 219 3% 61.6
25-29 yrs 386 10% 115 4% 501 7% 134.4
30-34 yrs 460 12% 203 6% 663 9% 193.4
35-39 yrs 466 12% 313 10% 779 11% 237.4
40-44 yrs 605 15% 477 15% 1,082 15% 306.6
45-49 yrs 691 17% 715 23% 1,406 20% 346.1
50-54 yrs 507 13% 599 19% 1,106 16% 275.3
55-59 yrs 314 8% 346 11% 660 9% 188.8
60+ yrs 267 7% 332 11% 599 8% 62.2
Total 3,969 100% 3,145 100% 7,114 100% 134.5
Gender
Male 2,980 75% 2,494 79% 5,474 77% 208.0
Female 1,000 25% 662 21% 1,662 23% 62.2
Total 3,980 100% 3,156 100% 7,136 100% 134.5
State Totals 3,980 3,156 7,136 134.5
(I) Cases reported to the MDH, assumed to be alive, and currently residing in Minnesota as of 12/31/11.
(II) HIV/AIDS prevalence rate calculated by dividing the total number of prevalent cases in a stratum (e.g persons aged 20-24 years) by the estimated population for that stratum and multiplying by 100,000. Population estimates are based on 2010 U.S. Census data.
(III) Residence information missing for 25 persons living with HIV and 20 persons living with AIDS.
(IV) Age missing for 11 persons living with HIV and 11 persons living with AIDS.
Suburban = Seven-county metropolitan area except Minneapolis & St. Paul (Anoka, Carver, Dakota, Hennepin (except Minneapolis), Ramsey (except St. Paul), Scott, and Washington counties). Greater Minnesota = Remaining 80 counties outside of the seven-county metropolitan area.
Numbers exclude federal and private prisoners, but include 103 state prisoners and 164 refugees in the HIV-Positive Refugee Resettlement Program and 143 additional refugees/immigrants with HIV infection prior to resettling in Minnesota.
Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding.

Table 2. Number of Males & Females and Rates (per 100,000) Living with HIV (non-AIDS) and AIDS by Race/Ethnicity and Mode of Exposure (I) - Minnesota, 2011
Group
Males
Females
Total
HIV (non-AIDS)
AIDS
Total Cases
%
HIV (non-AIDS)
AIDS
Total Cases
%
HIV (non-AIDS)
AIDS
Grand Total Cases
%
Rate (III)
Race/Ethnicity
White, non-Hispanic 1,859 1,424 3,283 60% 266 166 432 26% 2,125 1,590 3,715 52% 84.3
Black (II), African-American 565 497 1,062 19% 278 199 477 29% 843 696 1,539 22% 784.4
Black (II), African-born 212 206 418 8% 321 202 523 31% 533 408 941 13% 1290.3
Hispanic 214 272 486 9% 62 47 109 7% 276 319 595 8% 237.8
American Indian 36 34 70 1% 27 24 51 3% 63 58 121 2% 218.3
Asian/PI 50 39 89 2% 26 14 40 2% 76 53 129 2% 60.0
Other (II) 44 22 66 1% 20 10 30 2% 64 32 96 1% x
Total 2,980 2,494 5,474 100% 1,000 662 1,662 100% 3,980 3,156 7,136 100% 134.5
Mode of Exposure
MSM 2,074 1,574 3,648 67% -- -- -- -- 2,074 1,574 3,648 51% x
IDU 113 147 260 5% 67 88 155 9% 180 235 415 6% x
MSM/IDU 177 185 362 7% -- -- -- -- 177 185 362 5% x
Heterosexual (Total) (99) (110) (209) 4% (726) (474) (1200) 72% (825) (584) (1409) 20% x
with IDU
27 41 68 -- 73 85 158 -- 100 126 226 -- x
with Bisexual Male
- - - -- 51 40 91 -- 51 40 91 -- x
with Hemophiliac/other
 2 2 4 -- 5 1 6 -- 7 3 10 -- x
with HIV+
70 67 137 -- 260 137 397 -- 330 204 534 -- x
Hetero, unknown risk (IV)
 0 0 0 -- 337 211 548   337 211 548    
Perinatal 22 13 35 1% 36 9 45 3% 58 22 80 1% x
Other 16 24 40 1% 15 3 18 1% 31 27 58 1% x
Unspecified 286 288 574 10% 70 46 116 7% 356 334 690 10% x
No Interview 193 153 346 6% 86 42 128 8% 279 195 474 7% x
Total 2,980 2,494 5,474 100% 1,000 662 1,662 100% 3,980 3,156 7,136 100% 134.5
(I) Cases reported to the MDH, assumed to be alive and currently residing in Minnesota as of 12/31/11.
(II) African-born Blacks are reported separately from other Blacks (born in the U.S. or elsewhere). "Other" includes multi-racial persons and persons with unknown race.
(III) Rates calculated using U.S. Census 2010 data. The population estimate for African-born persons was calculated by the Minnesota State Demographic Center . The population estimate for Black, African-American persons (196,211) was calculated by subtracting the U.S. Census estimate for African-born persons (72,390) from the total Black population (269,414). Note that this assumes that all African-born persons are Black (as opposed to another race).
(IV) Hetero, unknown risk - Females who were interviewed and whose only risk is heterosexual contact but who were not able to provide information on the sexual partner's risk.
MSM = Men who have sex with men.
IDU = Injecting drug use.
Heterosexual = For males: heterosexual contact with a female known to be HIV+, an injecting drug user, or a hemophiliac/blood product or organ transplant recipient. For females: heterosexual contact with a male known to be HIV+, bisexual, an injecting drug user, or a hemophiliac/blood product or organ transplant recipient.
Perinatal = Mother to child HIV transmission.
Other = Hemophilia patient/blood product or organ transplant recipient.
Unspecified = Cases who did not acknowledge any of the risks listed above.
No Interview, Unspecified = Cases who refused to be, could not be or have not yet been interviewed.
Numbers exclude federal and private prisoners, but include 103 state prisoners and 164 refugees in the HIV-Positive Refugee Resettlement Program and an additional 143 refugees/immigrants with HIV infection prior to resettling in Minnesota.
Percentages may not add to 100 due to rounding.

Table 3. Number and Rate (per 100,000) of Persons Living with HIV (non-AIDS) and AIDS by County of Residence (I) -- Minnesota, 2011
County (II)
HIV (non-AIDS)
AIDS
Total
Rate (III)
Aitkin 9 1 10 61.7
Anoka 171 153 324 97.9
Becker 4 7 11 33.8
Beltrami 11 10 21 47.3
Benton 10 10 20 52.0
Big Stone 0 0 0 -
Blue Earth 21 12 33 51.6
Brown 6 5 11 42.5
Carlton 5 6 11 31.1
Carver 29 22 51 56.0
Cass 14 11 25 87.5
Chippewa 4 3 7 56.3
Chisago 10 7 17 31.5
Clay 19 9 28 47.5
Clearwater 3 1 4 -
Cook 0 2 2 -
Cottonwood 2 3 5 42.8
Crow Wing 3 12 15 24.0
Dakota 189 142 331 83.1
Dodge 4 3 7 34.8
Douglas 3 8 11 30.5
Faribault 2 6 8 55.0
Fillmore 6 6 12 57.5
Freeborn 13 11 24 76.8
Goodhue 9 13 22 47.6
Grant 1 3 4 -
Hennepin 2,246 1,703 3,949 342.7
Houston 1 1 2 -
Hubbard 2 1 3 -
Isanti 10 12 22 58.2
Itasca 3 8 11 24.4
Jackson 8 6 14 136.4
Kanabec 3 1 4 -
Kandiyohi 11 10 21 49.7
Kittson 0 0 0 -
Koochiching 0 0 0 -
Lac Qui Parle 1 0 1 -
Lake 1 2 3 -
Lake of the Woods 0 0 0 -
Le Sueur 5 8 13 46.9
Lincoln 3 0 3 -
Lyon 8 1 9 34.8
McLeod 7 6 13 35.5
Mahnomen 0 0 0 -
Marshall 3 0 3 -
Martin 6 3 9 43.2
Meeker 4 4 8 34.3
Mille Lacs 2 6 8 30.7
Morrison 6 7 13 39.2
Mower 9 6 15 38.3
Murray 3 1 4 -
Nicollet 4 6 10 30.6
Nobles 9 7 16 74.8
Norman 1 0 1 -
Olmsted 71 41 112 77.6
Otter Tail 7 5 12 20.9
Pennington 0 2 2 -
Pine 5 3 8 26.9
Pipestone 1 0 1 -
Polk 4 6 10 31.6
Pope 3 1 4 -
Ramsey 628 542 1,170 230.0
Red Lake 1 0 1 -
Redwood 1 1 2 -
Renville 1 2 3 -
Rice 43 21 64 99.8
Rock 2 2 4 -
Roseau 0 0 0 -
St. Louis 67 57 124 61.9
Scott 37 40 77 59.3
Sherburne 25 22 47 53.1
Sibley 1 1 2 -
Stearns 26 29 55 36.5
Steele 3 2 5 13.7
Stevens 0 2 2 -
Swift 0 1 1 -
Todd 1 1 2 -
Traverse 1 0 1 -
Wabasha 1 1 2 -
Wadena 1 1 2 -
Waseca 6 3 9 47.0
Washington 85 68 153 64.2
Watonwan 0 1 1 -
Wilkin 0 1 1 -
Winona 11 2 13 25.3
Wright 19 13 32 25.7
Yellow Medicine 0 0 0 -
State Total (II) 3,980 3,156 7,136 145.1
(I) Cases reported to the MDH, assumed to be alive and currently residing in a Minnesota county as of 12/31/11.
(II) Residence information missing for 25 persons living with HIV and 20 persons living with AIDS. Total rate is based on all cases in the state (n=7,136)
Numbers by county exclude federal, and private prisoners, but include 164 refugees in the HIV-Positive Refugee Resettlement Program and 143 additional refugees/immigrants with HIV infection prior to resettling in Minnesota. Numbers for counties in which a state correctional facility is located, exclude those inmates. The total number of state prisioners is 103. State correctional facilities are located in the following counties: Anoka, Carlton, Chisago, Goodhue, Itasca, Rice, Scott, Sherburne, and Washington.
(III) HIV/AIDS prevalence rate calculated by dividing the total number of prevalent cases in a stratum (e.g persons living in Hennepin county) by the estimated population for that stratum and multiplying by 100,000. Population estimates are based on 2010 U.S. Census data. Rates not calculated for counties with fewer than 5 cases.

Table 4. Number of HIV (non-AIDS) Cases, AIDS Cases, AIDS Deaths, People Living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and All Deaths (I) Minnesota, 20010-2011
  2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011
HIV (non-AIDS) 205 222 202 198 221 247 243 241 281 249 219
AIDS (II) 145 176 194 247 217 195 188 201 190 175 182
AIDS deaths 68 66 60 68 61 68 61 59 70 55 47
PLWHA 4,331 4,598 4,895 5,002 5,233 5,566 5,950 6,221 6,552 6814 7,136
All deaths 72 72 72 70 68 79 77 73 88 70 61
(I) HIV (non-AIDS) = New cases of HIV infection (excluding AIDS at first diagnosis) diagnosed within a given calendar year.
AIDS = All new cases of AIDS diagnosed within a given calendar year, including AIDS at first diagnosis.
AIDS deaths = Number of deaths known to have occurred among MN AIDS cases in a given calendar year, regardless of location of death and cause.
All deaths= Number of deaths known to have occurred in MN among people with HIV infection, regardless of location of diagnosis and cause of death.
(II) Numbers include refugees in the HIV-Positive Refugee Resettlement Program and other refugees/immigrants diagnosed with AIDS subsequent to their arrival in the U.S.
Please Note: These numbers refer to events, not individuals. For example, a person diagnosed as an HIV (non-AIDS) case in 1996 and then diagnosed as an AIDS case in 2000 will be counted twice in Table 4, once for each event. Thus, the numbers of HIV (non-AIDS) and AIDS cases cannot be summed over years to obtain cumulative totals. Please refer to the Minnesota HIV Surveillance Report, 2011 New HIV Infections, Table 1 for cumulative totals.
Case numbers exclude federal and private prisoners.

Table 5. Known Mortality among Minnesota AIDS Cases by Year of Diagnosis -- Minnesota, through 2011 (I)
Year
Cases Diagnosed
Cases Known to be Dead (II)
Case-Fatality Rate (III)
Deaths Occurring in this Interval
1982-1999 3,532 2,527 72% 2,069
2000 172 38 22% 88
2001 145 26 18% 68
2002 176 34 19% 66
2003 194 38 20% 60
2004 247 47 19% 68
2005 217 34 16% 61
2006 195 21 11% 68
2007 188 27 14% 61
2008 201 24 12% 59
2009 190 15 8% 70
2010 175 11 6% 55
2011 182 9 5% 47
Cumulative Total 5,814 2,851 49% 2,840
(I) CDC 1993 AIDS definition used for all cases.
(II) Cases known to be dead (by any cause) as of 12/31/2011. Reporting of deaths is incomplete.
(III) Case-fatality rate is calculated by dividing the number of cases known to be dead by those diagnosed in a given interval and multiplying by 100.
Numbers exclude federal and private prisoners, but include state prisoners and refugees in the HIV-Positive Refugee Resettlement Program diagnosed with AIDS subsequent to their arrival in the U.S.

Content Notice: This site contains HIV or STD prevention messages that may not be appropriate for all audiences. Since HIV and other STDs are spread primarily through sexual practices or by sharing needles, prevention messages and programs may address these topics. If you are not seeking such information or may be offended by such materials, please exit this web site.

Updated Tuesday, 23-Apr-2013 08:30:25 CDT