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Written Answers to Questions

Tuesday 25 May 1999

WALES

Ministerial Meetings (US)

Mr. Matthew Taylor: To ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many times ministers in his Department held meetings with members and officials in the US Administration between 1 May 1997 and 1 June 1998,

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indicating the dates and locations of each meeting, the ministers involved and the name of the US departments involved in each meeting. [84316]

Mr. Michael: The previous Secretary of State received a courtesy call from the American Ambassador on 8 October 1997 in Cathays Park, Cardiff.

HIV/AIDS

Dr. Strang: To ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many people were newly diagnosed HIV positive (i) broken down by probable means of transmission and (ii) in total in (a) Wales and (b) each health authority area of Wales for each year from 1981 to 1998 and for 1999 to date. [84808]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones: Information provided by the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre is given in the following table.

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Newly diagnosed HIV positive cases by probable means of transmission (1)

YearSex between menSex between men and womenInjecting drug useInjecting drug use and sex between menBlood factorBlood/tissue transferMother to infantNot knownTotal
19811------11----2
1982------------------
1983--------11----1
19843------3030----33
19858----11919----28
19862131122----28
19872161------1--29
1988201011------234
198918921------ 232
199017101--------432
1991171141--------34
199235121----------49
1993191121----1--35
199423144--------142
199529931----2--44
19962091--------435
19972014----------337
199814123----------29
1999(2)1------------23

(1) Cases reported by region/Health Authority of reporting officer. Therefore data do not necessarily equate to area of residence and may exclude Welsh residents diagnosed outside Wales but resident in Wales.

(2) To 31 March.

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre


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Newly diagnosed HIV positive cases by Health Authority of diagnosis (3)

Year North WalesDyfed PowysMorgannwgBro TafGwentTotal
1981------2--2
1982------------
1983------1--1
1984----231--33
19856--517--28
198631218428
198742615229
198851517634
1989103415--32
199035617132
19914--227134
1992941021549
19931021011235
199493123642
19951041412444
199651621235
199771521337
199853417--29
1999(4)2--1----3

(3) Cases reported by region/Health Authority of reporting officer. Therefore data does not necessarily equate to area of residence and may exclude Welsh residents diagnosed outside Wales but resident in Wales.

(4) To 31 March.

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre.


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Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.

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Dr. Strang: To ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will list the cumulative numbers of people with AIDS who died in (a) Wales and (b) each health authority area of Wales in each year from 1981 to 1998 and in 1999 to date. [84806]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones: Information provided by the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre is given in the following table.

Cumulative numbers of people with AIDS known to have died

YearNorth Wales (5)Dyfed Powys (5)MorgannwgBro TafGwentTotal
1981------------
1982------------
1983------------
1984------2--2
1985------3--3
19862----7211
19873--18315
198841114323
198962322437
199093626448
19911441032666
19921551438880
1993207185110106
19942410235913129
19952910316715152
19963110347518168
19973210357919175
19983210358119177
1999(6) 3410358119179

(5) Total excludes 1 case where year of death is not known

(6) To 31 March

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre


Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.

Dr. Strang: To ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many people with AIDS died in (a) Wales and (b) each health authority area of Wales in each year from 1981 to 1998 and in 1999 to date. [84805]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones: Information provided by the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre is given in the following table.

People with AIDS known to have died

YearNorth Wales (7)Dyfed Powys (7)MorgannwgBro TafGwentTotal
1981------------
1982------------
1983------------
1984------2--2
1985------1--1
19862----428
19871--1114
198811--6--8
19892128114
19903134--11
19915146218
19921146214
199352413226
19944358323
19955--88223
19962--38316
19971--1417
1998------2--2
1999(8)2--------2

(7) Total excludes 1 case where year of death is not known

(8) To 31 March

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre


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Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.

Dr. Strang: To ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many people diagnosed with AIDS and not known to have died there were in (a) Wales and (b) each health authority area of Wales in each year from 1981 to 1998 and in 1999 to date. [84804]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones: Information provided by the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre is given in the following table.

People diagnosed with AIDS not known to have died

YearNorth WalesDyfed PowysMorgannwgBro TafGwentTotal
1981------------
1982------------
1983------------
1984------------
1985------------
1986------------
1987------------
1988----1----1
1989------------
1990------------
19911--------1
1992------1--1
1993----21--3
1994--1--4--5
19953--71--11
19961--34210
19971--63--10
1998----16--7
1999(9)------------

(9) To 31 March

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre


Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.

Dr. Strang: To ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will list the cumulative number of people diagnosed with AIDS in (a) Wales and (b) each health authority area of Wales in each year from 1981 to 1998 and in 1999 to date. [84807]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones: Information provided by the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre is given in the following table.

Cumulative number of people diagnosed with AIDS by Health Authority of diagnosis (10)

Year endingNorth WalesDyfed PowysMorgannwgBro Taf (11)GwentTotal
1981------------
1982------1--1
1983------2--2
1984------4--4
1985------7--7
19864----10216
198751112322
198893424444
1989116732561
19901571038878
199116715451194
1992179214814109
19932610265914135
19943312307415164
19953712448217192
19963912489021210
19974012549421221
199840125510021228
1999(12)41125510021229

(10) Cases reported by region/Health Authority of reporting officer. Therefore data do not necessarily equate to area of residence and may exclude Welsh residents diagnosed outside Wales but resident in Wales. Data do not equate to prevalent cases due to the mobility/mortality of cases.

(11) Total excludes 1 case where year of diagnosis is not known.

(12) To 31 March

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre


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Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.

Dr. Strang: To ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will list the cumulative number of people who had been diagnosed HIV positive and not known to have died (i) broken down by probable means of transmission and (ii) in total in (a) Wales and (b) each health authority area of Wales for each year from 1981 to 1998 and for 1999 to date. [84810]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones: Information provided by the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre is given in the following table.

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Cumulative numbers of newly diagnosed HIV positive cases, in people not known to have died, by probable means of transmission (13)

Year ending Sex between menSex between men and womenInjecting drug useInjecting drug use and sex between menBlood factorBlood/tissue transferMother to infantNot knownTotal
1981--------1------1
1982--------1------1
1983--------2------2
1984--------15------15
19852------21------23
1986142----22------38
19872461--22------53
198837131--22----174
198947202--22----192
199057273--22----4113
199169346--22--14136
199290437--22--14167
1993101519122--24190
19941146213122--24218
19951366916222124252
19961557716222137283
199717590162221310319
1998189101192221310347
1999(14) 190101192221312350

(13) Cases reported by region/Health Authority of reporting officer. Therefore data do not necessarily equate to area of residence and may exclude Welsh residents diagnosed outside Wales but resident in Wales. Data do not equate to prevalent cases in Wales due to the mobility of people

(14) To 31 March.

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre


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Cumulative numbers of newly diagnosed HIV positive cases, in people not know to have died, by Health Authority of diagnosed (15)

Year endingNorth WalesDyfed PowysMorgannwgBro TafGwentTotal
1981------1--1
1982------1--1
1983------2--2
1984----114--15
19853--317--23
198651327238
198771537353
198882949674
19891341257692
199014916686113
199116916896136
19922211201059167
199330122611210190
199435142712913218
199544173414116252
199648183916018283
199755194418021319
199859224819721347
1999(16)61224919721350

(15) Cases reported by region/Health Authority of reporting officer. Therefore data do not necessarily equate to area of residence and may exclude Welsh residents diagnosed outside Wales but resident in Wales. Data do not equate to prevalent cases in Wales due to the mobility of people

(16) To 31 March.

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre


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Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.

Dr. Strang: To ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will list the cumulative number of people who had been diagnosed HIV positive (i) broken down by probable

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means of transmission and (ii) in total in (a) Wales and (b) each health authority area of Wales for each year from 1981 to 1998 and for 1999 to date. [84809]

Mr. Jon Owen Jones: Information provided by the Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre is given in the following tables.

Cumulative numbers of newly diagnosed HIV positive cases by probable means of transmission (17)

Year endingSex between menSex between men and womenInjecting drug useInjecting drug use and sex between men
19811------
19821------
19831------
19844------
198512----1
198633312
198754922
1988741933
1989922854
19901093864
199112649105
199216161115
199318072136
199420386176
199523295207
1996252104217
1997272118217
1998286130247
1999(17)287130247

Year endingBlood factorBlood/ tissue transferMother to infantNot knownTotal
19811------2
19821------2
19832------3
198432------36
198551------64
198653------92
1987531----121
1988531--2155
1989531--4187
1990531--8219
199153118253
199253128302
199353238337
199453239379
199553439423
1996534413458
1997534416495
1998534416524
1999(18)534418527

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Cumulative numbers of newly diagnosed HIV positive cases by Health Authority of diagnosis (17)

Year endingNorth WalesDyfed PowysMorgannwgBro TafGwentTotal
1981------2--2
1982------2--2
1983------3--3
1984----234--36
19856--751--64
198691969492
198713315846121
19881842010112155
19892872411612187
199031123013313219
199135123216014253
199244164218119302
199354185219221337
199463215321527379
199573256722731423
199678267324833458
199785277826936495
199890308228636524
1999(18)92308328636527

(17) Cases reported by region/Health Authority of reporting officer. Therefore data does not necessarily equate to area of residence and may exclude Welsh residents diagnosed outside Wales but resident in Wales. Data does not equate to prevalent cases due to the mobility/mortality of cases.

(18) To 31 March

Source:

Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre


Following the transfer of functions, this issue will be a matter for the National Assembly.


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