HIV AIDS in Chicago: Trends in the Epidemic

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HIV / AIDS in ChicagoTrends in the Epidemic
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Trends by Gender AIDS Cases in Chicago, 1990-2001
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HIV Cases by Gender Chicago, 1999-2001
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Trends by RaceAIDS Cases in Chicago, 1990-2001
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HIV Cases by RaceChicago 1999-2001
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Trends by Age GroupAIDS Cases in Chicago,
1990-2001
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HIV Cases by Age GroupChicago, 1999-2001
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Trends by Risk AIDS Cases in Chicago, 1990-2001
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HIV Cases by Risk CategoryChicago, 1999-2001
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Recently Diagnosed AIDS Cases by Risk
CategoryAdult Females, Chicago, 1999-2001
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Recently Diagnosed HIV Cases by Risk
CategoryAdult Females, Chicago, 1999-2001
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Recently Diagnosed AIDS Casesby Risk
CategoryAdult Males, Chicago, 1999-2001
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Recently Diagnosed HIV Casesby Risk
CategoryAdult Males, Chicago, 1999-2001
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Recently Diagnosed AIDS CasesBy Race and Risk
CategoryAdult Males, Chicago, 1999-2001
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Recently Diagnosed HIV CasesBy Race and Risk
CategoryAdult Males, Chicago, 1999-2001
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Recently Diagnosed AIDS CasesBy Race and Risk
CategoryAdult Females, Chicago, 1999-2001
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Recently Diagnosed HIV CasesBy Race and Risk
CategoryAdult Females, Chicago, 1999-2001
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• 5 Chicago Communities
• of Greatest Incidence
• Uptown 91.8
• Edgewater 68.1
• East Garfield Park 84.6
• Fuller Park - 78.0
• Washington Park 82.5

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Other Communities with Higher Incidence Rates

• Rogers Park 61.4
• Lake View 50.3
• Humboldt Park 52.1
• Austin 45.9
• West Garfield Park 60.8
• Near West Side 58.2
• North Lawndale 55.1
• South Lawndale 43.6
• Loop 46.8
• Near South Side 59.6
• Douglas 36.5
• Oakland 54.6

• Grand Boulevard 55.9
• Kenwood 36.3
• Hyde Park 34.5
• Woodlawn 55.4
• South Shore 44.9
• South Chicago 44.9
• Calumet Heights 35.5
• West Englewood 44.2
• Englewood 49.7
• Gr. Grand Crossing 35.4
• Auburn Gresham 38.7