HIV/AIDS Death Totals by State including the District of Columbia
Compiled from each State's Department of Public Health

NOTE* The death totals from many states' (e.g. CA, IL) include deaths from non-AIDS causes,
such as automobile accidents, assault, heart attack, etc. In other instances, HIV/AIDS deaths
are under-reported due to insufficient reporting and in some instances, opportunistic infections
are stated on the death certificate instead of HIV/AIDS.

State	Deaths	Year	% ↓	State	Deaths	Year	% ↓

Alabama	132	2006	72%	Missouri	129	2007	N/A
Alaska	6	2006	84%	Montana	6	2006	77%
Arizona	190	2007	68%	Nebraska	24	2006	N/A
Arkansas	73	2006	62%	Nevada	82	2008	75%
California	642	2008	92%	New Hampshire	11	2005	N/A
Colorado	82	2006	80%	New Jersey	528	2006	79%
Connecticut	74	2006	91%	New Mexico	51	2006	78%
Delaware	83	2006	54%	New York	1,209	2006	86%
District of Columbia	224	2006	33%	North Carolina	425	2006	N/A
Florida	1,526	2007	64%	North Dakota	3	2006	N/A
Georgia Pg. 23	679	2006	N/A	Ohio	196	2006	80%
Hawaii	25	2005	93%	Oklahoma	9	2006	97%
Idaho Pg. 17	10	2006	N/A	Oregon	48	2006	86%
Illinois	192	2007	89%	Pennsylvania	97	2006	95%
Indiana	7	2006	75%	Rhode Island	26	2006	87%
Iowa	26	2008	80%	South Carolina	249	2005	55%
Kansas	31	2006	77%	South Dakota	8	2006	N/A
Kentucky Table 16	4	2006	98%	Tennessee	333	2006	50%
Louisiana	500	2005	N/A	Texas	1,029	2006	62%
Maine "Epi Profile"	11	2006	84%	Utah	18	2008	90%
Maryland	386	2006	75%	Vermont	6	2006	N/A
Massachusetts	179	2006	82%	Virginia	183	2006	81%
Michigan	109	2009	88%	Washington	83	2007	86%
Minnesota (Table 4)	47	2008	75%	West Virginia	9	2006	92%
Mississippi	27	2006	89%	Wisconsin	72	2006	81%
				Wyoming	12	2006	N/A

The total reported above by all fifty states and DC is 10,111.

The Center for Disease Control estimate is 30 percent higher at 14,110.

% ↓ = the percentage drop in deaths since the high year in that state

Note: it has been stated by the CDC that the deaths in the District of Columbia have not
been reported correctly by the DC Department of Health. In this 2000-2005 analysis by
the CDC, it is likely that the DC number should be in the vicinity of 324 as opposed to
224 that the District of Columbia reports here. We are waiting for the corrected number
to be issued.

In addition to the links attached to each state above, the Departments of Health
web sites for all fifty states are provided by the CDC at

http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/topics/surveillance/resources/reports/2006report/webaddress.htm