Reports on HIV/AIDS: 1990

NOVEMBER 30, 1990, MMWR, Vol. 39, RR-16 [inclusive page numbers]
of medical therapy on the change in trend in AIDS incidence occurring in that year.
Using a mathematical model, Gail et al. estimated that zidovudine treatment given
Figure 2. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) cases among homosexual
and bisexual men not using intravenous drugs, by region of residence, United States,
January 1985-June 1989
2,000- H
H - Homosexual/Bisexual Men H
O - Other Regions H H H H
M - New York. San Francisco. H H
and Los Angeles HH H
1,500 H H O
H H O
H H
1o o oo
500
04-1.000 HI0
5000
H 0,A M_. "" -- M. m MWA
M M
1985 1986 1987 1988 ' 1989
Month and Year of Diagnosis
*Adjusted for reporting delays.
Figure 3. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) cases, by region of residence
and race/ethnicity, among homosexual and bisexual men who are not using
intravenous drugs, United States, January 1985-June 1989
4,000 -
White Men
- San Francisco. New York, and Los Angeles
--- Other Regions
Black Men
3,000 - -- San Francisco. New York, and Los Angeles
- e -- Other Regions
O
2,000
L1.000
0-: - ---" -- "
1985 1986 1987 1988 1989
Month and Year of Diagnosis
*Adjusted for reporting delays.

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