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HIV and AIDS in Victoria —1983 to 2004

HIV and AIDS in Victoria —1983 to 2004. Newly Acquired HIV = Data collected since 1991. Individuals c lassified on the basis of a previous negative HIV test and/or a seroconversion illness within the 12 months preceding HIV diagnosis. HIV diagnosis —by exposure category and year, Victoria.

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HIV and AIDS in Victoria —1983 to 2004

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  1. HIV and AIDS in Victoria—1983 to 2004 Newly Acquired HIV = Data collected since 1991. Individuals classified on the basis of a previous negative HIV test and/or a seroconversion illness within the 12 months preceding HIV diagnosis.

  2. HIV diagnosis—by exposure category and year, Victoria HPC = High Prevalence Country (include those countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Cambodia, Myanmar, and certain countries within the Caribbean where the adult HIV prevalence is >1% and HIV is transmitted predominantly by heterosexual contact).

  3. HIV diagnosis—2000-2004, by age group and sex, Victoria Note: Graph excludes six transgender individuals

  4. HIV diagnosis—2000-2004, by age group and sex, Victoria

  5. HIV diagnosis—2000-2004, by exposure category, Victoria HPC = High Prevalence Country (include those countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Cambodia, Myanmar, and certain countries within the Caribbean where the adult HIV prevalence is >1% and HIV is transmitted predominantly by heterosexual contact).

  6. HIV diagnosis—2000-2004, by exposure category, Victoria HPC = High Prevalence Country (include those countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Cambodia, Myanmar, and certain countries within the Caribbean where the adult HIV prevalence is >1% and HIV is transmitted predominantly by heterosexual contact).

  7. HIV diagnosis—2000-2004, males, by heterosexual exposure category, Victoria HPC = High Prevalence Country (include those countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Cambodia, Myanmar, and certain countries within the Caribbean where the adult HIV prevalence is >1% and HIV is transmitted predominantly by heterosexual contact).

  8. HIV diagnosis—2000-2004, females, by heterosexual exposure category, Victoria HPC = High Prevalence Country (include those countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Cambodia, Myanmar, and certain countries within the Caribbean where the adult HIV prevalence is >1% and HIV is transmitted predominantly by heterosexual contact).

  9. HIV diagnosis—2000-2004, time between HIV diagnosis and negative test and/or seroconversion illness, by exposure category, Victoria NPNT = No Previous Negative Test Positive = Previously Diagnosed Positive Interstate or Overseas HPC = High Prevalence Country (include those countries in sub-Saharan Africa, Cambodia, Myanmar, and certain countries within the Caribbean where the adult HIV prevalence is >1% and HIV is transmitted predominantly by heterosexual contact).

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