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New York City zip codes with rates of HIV/AIDS, gonorrhea and chlamydia in the top quintile of all zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS and STD Surveillance data

Manhattan zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all NYC zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS, STD, TB and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

Brooklyn zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all NYC zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS, STD, TB and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

New York City zip codes with rates of HIV/AIDS and primary and secondary syphillis in the top quintile of all zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS and STD Surveillance data

New York City zip codes with rates of hepatitis B and tuberculosis in the top quintile of all zip codes; 2010 TB and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

Geographic Co-occurrence of HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Tuberculosis

in New York CityData Tables

Newly reported cases of disease in New York City; 2010 HIV/AIDS, STD, TB and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

New York City zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS, STD, TB and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

New York City zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS, STD, TB and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

New York City zip codes with rates of hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS in the top quintile of all zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

Bronx zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all NYC zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS, STD, TB and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

Queens zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all NYC zip codes; 2010 HIV/AIDS, STD, TB and Communicable Disease Surveillance data

Epi Data Tables New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene December 2012, No. 20

Geographic Co-occurrence of HIV/AIDS, Viral Hepatitis, Sexually Transmitted Diseases and Tuberculosis

in New York City

Epi Data Tables New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene December 2012, No. 20

Data Sources

Data Source 2010 HIV/AIDS surveillance data, DOHMH Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control, Epidemiology and Field Services Program; 2010 hepatitis B and hepatitis C surveillance data, Bureau of Communicable Disease, Hepatitis Surveillance Program; 2010 chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis surveillance data, Bureau of STD Prevention and Control, Surveillance Unit; 2010 tuberculosis data, Bureau of TB Control, Office of Surveillance and Epidemiology. Rates were calculated using zip code population counts from the 2010 Census. Data on poverty and place of birth for NYC residents are from the 2000 Census (most recent available).

Methodology 2010 Census data and surveillance data were used to calculate rates per 100,000 population for each disease. High-morbidity zip codes were defined as those with disease rates in the top quintile or 20% (36 zip codes for each disease) of all NYC zip codes. Zip codes were given a score (0-7) indicating the number of diseases for which they had rates in the top quintile. Maps are created based on the score for each zip code using ArcGIS. Zip codes with fewer than 1,000 people were excluded from analysis.

DiseaseNumber of newly reported

cases Average NYC rate* Highest zip code rate*HIV/AIDS 3,481 43 268Hepatitis B 10,536 129 1,326Hepatitis C 10,021 123 1,343Chlamydia 63,544 777 2,402Gonorrhea 12,354 151 587Syphilis 955 12 126Tuberculosis 711 9 47* per 100,000 New Yorkers

Table 1. Newly reported cases of disease in New York City, 2010

Sources: NYC DOHMH surveillance data - Bureau of HIV Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

Diseases analyzed: HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, primary and secondary syphilis, tuberculosis (TB)

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Zip code Borough UHF NeighborhoodHepatitis

BHepatitis

C HIV Chlamydia Gonorrhea Syphilis Tuberculosis

Number of diseases in top quintile

10457 Bronx Crotona-Tremont 7

10018 Manhattan Chelsea-Clinton 6

10036 Manhattan Chelsea-Clinton 6

10039 ManhattanCentral Harlem-Morningside Heights 6

10455 Bronx Hunts Point-Mott Haven 6

10456 Bronx Highbridge-Morrissania 6

11370 Queens West Queens 6

10001 Manhattan Chelsea-Clinton 5

10026 ManhattanCentral Harlem-Morningside Heights 5

10030 ManhattanCentral Harlem-Morningside Heights 5

10035 Manhattan East Harlem 5

10037 ManhattanCentral Harlem-Morningside Heights 5

11216 BrooklynBedford Stuyvesant-Crown Heights 5

11221 Brooklyn Williamsburgh-Bushwick 5

11233 BrooklynBedford Stuyvesant-Crown Heights 5

10013 Manhattan Greenwich Village-SoHo 4

10027 ManhattanCentral Harlem-Morningside Heights 4

10031 ManhattanWashington Heights-Inwood 4

10451 Bronx Highbridge-Morrissania 4

10472 Bronx Pelham-Throgs Neck 4

10474 Bronx Hunts Point-Mott Haven 4

11207 Brooklyn East New York 4

11213 BronxBedford Stuyvesant-Crown Heights 4

11226 Brooklyn East Flatbush-Flatbush 4

10007 Manhattan Lower Manhattan 3

10011 Manhattan Chelsea-Clinton 3

10029 Manhattan East Harlem 3

10032 ManhattanWashington Heights-Inwood 3

10452 Bronx Highbridge-Morrissania 3

10454 Bronx Hunts Point-Mott Haven 3

10459 Bronx Hunts Point-Mott Haven 3

11212 BrooklynBedford Stuyvesant-Crown Heights 3

11433 Queens Jamaica 3

11692 Queens Rockaway 3

10003 ManhattanUnion Square-Lower East Side 2

Table 2. New York City zip codes with rates of multiple diseases in the top quintile of all zip codes

Diseases analyzed: HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, tuberculosis (TB). Shading represents a rate of disease in the top quintile (20%) of all zip codes.Zip code 11370 includes Rikers Island. Most cases of disease in this zip code in West Queens are likely attributable to Rikers Island inmates.

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Pages 4-6

Zip code Borough UHF NeighborhoodHepatitis

BHepatitis

C HIV Chlamydia Gonorrhea Syphilis Tuberculosis

Number of diseases in top quintile

Table 2. New York City zip codes with rates of multiple diseases in the top quintile of all zip codes

Diseases analyzed: HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, tuberculosis (TB). Shading represents a rate of disease in the top quintile (20%) of all zip codes.Zip code 11370 includes Rikers Island. Most cases of disease in this zip code in West Queens are likely attributable to Rikers Island inmates.

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Pages 4-6

10009 ManhattanUnion Square-Lower East Side 2

10014 Manhattan Greenwich Village-SoHo 2

10016 ManhattanGramercy Park-Murray Hill 2

10019 Manhattan Chelsea-Clinton 2

10453 Bronx Crotona-Tremont 2

10460 Bronx Crotona-Tremont 2

10466 Bronx Northeast Bronx 2

10467 Bronx Fordham-Bronx Park 2

10469 Bronx Northeast Bronx 2

11001 Queens Southeast Queens 2

11101 Queens Long Island City-Astoria 2

11225 Brooklyn East Flatbush-Flatbush 2

11204 Brooklyn Borough Park 2

11214 Brooklyn Bensonhurst-Bay Ridge 2

11220 Brooklyn Sunset Park 2

11354 Queens Flushing-Clearview 2

11355 Queens Flushing-Clearview 2

11356 Queens Flushing-Clearview 2

11358 Queens Flushing-Clearview 2

11363 Queens Bayside-Little Neck 2

11366 Queens Fresh Meadows 2

11367 Queens Fresh Meadows 2

11372 Queens West Queens 2

11373 Queens West Queens 2

11374 Queens Ridgewood-Forrest Hills 2

11377 Queens West Queens 2

11413 Queens Southeast Queens 2

11434 Queens Jamaica 2

10002 ManhattanUnion Square-Lower East Side 1

10038 Manhattan Lower Manhattan 1

11040 Queens Southeast Queens 111219 Brooklyn Borough Park 1

11223 BrooklynConey Island-Sheepshead Bay 1

11228 Brooklyn Bensonhurst-Bay Ridge 1

11229 BrooklynConey Island-Sheepshead Bay 1

11232 Brooklyn Sunset Park 111361 Queens Bayside-Little Neck 111362 Queens Bayside-Little Neck 111364 Queens Bayside-Little Neck 111365 Queens Fresh Meadows 1

11375 Queens Ridgewood-Forrest Hills 1

10473 Bronx Pelham-Throgs Neck 1

Zip code Borough UHF NeighborhoodHepatitis

BHepatitis

C HIV Chlamydia Gonorrhea Syphilis Tuberculosis

Number of diseases in top quintile

Table 2. New York City zip codes with rates of multiple diseases in the top quintile of all zip codes

Diseases analyzed: HIV, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, tuberculosis (TB). Shading represents a rate of disease in the top quintile (20%) of all zip codes.Zip code 11370 includes Rikers Island. Most cases of disease in this zip code in West Queens are likely attributable to Rikers Island inmates.

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Pages 4-6

11224 BrooklynConey Island-Sheepshead Bay 1

11235 BrooklynConey Island-Sheepshead Bay 1

10006 Manhattan Lower Manhattan 1

10458 Bronx Fordham-Bronx Park 1

10464 Bronx Pelham-Throgs Neck 1

11109 Queens Long Island City-Astoria 1

11205 Brooklyn Downtown-Heights-Slope 1

11203 Brooklyn East Flatbush-Flatbush 111236 Brooklyn Canarsie-Flatlands 111412 Queens Jamaica 111436 Queens Jamaica 1

10005 Manhattan Lower Manhattan 1

10010 ManhattanGramercy Park-Murray Hill 1

10012 Manhattan Greenwich Village-SoHo 1

10025 Manhattan Upper West Side 1

10033 ManhattanWashington Heights-Inwood 1

10069 Manhattan Upper West Side 1

11238 BrooklynBedford Stuyvesant-Crown Heights 1

11369 Queens West Queens 1

10468 Bronx Fordham-Bronx Park 1

11102 Queens Long Island City-Astoria 1

11103 Queens Long Island City-Astoria 1

11104 Queens Long Island City-Astoria 111218 Brooklyn Borough Park 1

11237 Brooklyn Williamsburgh-Bushwick 111368 Queens West Queens 111418 Queens Southwest Queens 111422 Queens Southeast Queens 111432 Queens Jamaica 1

Map 1. New York City zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all zip codes

Diseases analyzed: HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, tuberculosis (TB)

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

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Map 2. New York City zip codes with rates of hepatitis C and HIV/AIDS in the top quintile of all zip codes

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of Communicable Disease 2010; Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Page 8

Map 3. New York City zip codes with rates of HIV/AIDS, gonorrhea and chlamydia in the top quintile of all zip codes

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Page 9

Map 4. New York City zip codes with rates of HIV/AIDS and primary & secondary syphilis in the top quintile of all zip codes

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Page 10

Map 5. New York City zip codes with rates of hepatitis B and tuberculosis in the top quintile of all zip codes

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

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Map 6. Manhattan zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all NYC zip codes

Diseases analyzed: HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, tuberculosis (TB)

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Page 12

Map 7. Brooklyn zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all NYC zip codes

Diseases analyzed: HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, tuberculosis (TB)

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Page 13

Map 8. Bronx zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all NYC zip codes

Diseases analyzed: HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, tuberculosis (TB)

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

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Map 9. Queens zip codes with rates of disease in the top quintile of all NYC zip codes

Diseases analyzed: HIV/AIDS, hepatitis B, hepatitis C, chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, tuberculosis (TB)Zip code 11370 includes Rikers Island. Most cases of disease in this zip code in West Queens are likely attributable to Rikers Island inmates.

Sources: NYC DOHMH 2010 surveillance data - Bureau of HIV/AIDS Prevention and Control; Bureau of Communicable Disease; Bureau of STD Prevention and Control; Bureau of Tuberculosis Control

Epi Data Tables, No. 20 New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Page 15