Women Left Behind 2008

Women Left Behind:
Exposing the State of Womens Health in

Texas Counties
Updated October 2008
July 2008
Dear Reproductive Health Supporter,
Texas women are facing a health crisis. Throughout the state, there is a shortage
of family planning clinics, a high percentage of uninsured people and high rates
of teen pregnancy. An analysis of Texas counties reveals that:
one in five people in Texas are uninsured;

six out of every 100 babies are born to mothers under the age of 18;
18.86% of women receive no or very late prenatal care;
in Texas counties, the average ratio is 11,723 women needing services per
available family planning clinic, resulting in clinics that are severely overstretched and under-staffed; and
in 2006, 120 women were violently killed by their intimate partners.
NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation is proud to present a reproductive health

report on a county-wide level. We collected data from eight health-related categories and each of the 254 Texas counties was evaluated based on its overall performance. It was disheartening to see the final results; most of the counties performed poorly and the average score in Texas was only a C+.
Clearly, this snapshot shows that much can be done to improve women's health in
the state of Texas. If we continue to ignore this important issue, the problems will
only continue to escalate. NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation hopes that the
information in this report will prove to be both educational and motivational.
We must put political differences asidelets come together and act proactively
to promote womens health!
Sincerely,
Sara S. Cleveland, Executive Director
NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation
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Grading Scale
Below are the eight categories included in this health report. Each county was evaluated based upon the
most recent data available:
Percentage of uninsured people in 2005

Percentage of births by teenage mothers in 2004
Percentage of women receiving late/no prenatal care in 2004 (late is defined as after the
first trimester of pregnancy)
Percentage of low birth weight babies in 2004 (low birth weight refers to infants weighing
less than 2,500 grams at birth)
Infant Mortality Rate (number of infant deaths per 1000 births)
Percentage of females aged 15+ who died from breast cancer in 2004
Estimated ratio of women needing contraceptive care per available clinic
Number of women killed by intimate partners in 2004
Background information (gender proportion, total population, racial makeup, percentage of people below
poverty line, etc.) is also included for each county. The report aims to provide a general analysis on the
state of womens health in Texas. However, it is important to note that this is NOT a comprehensive investigation of womens health. With this report, we hope to offer a quantitative foundation for further
research.
For each of the categories, an academic researcher collected data from a variety of government and nonprofit organizations. The data was evaluated and assigned final grades based on a percentile system.
Roughly, the top 20 percent in each category received an A, while the lowest 20 percent in each
category received an F. The median scores were given a C.
Percent Uninsured
Average: 20.80%
14.5%-17.5% = A
17.6%-18.8% = B
18.9%-20.9% = C
21.1%-23.1% = D
23.4%-34.8% = F
Teenage Mothers
Average: 6.10%
0%-4.3% = A
4.4%-5.5% = B
5.6%-6.7% = C
6.8%-8.3% = D
8.4%-17% = F
Low Birth Weight Babies

Average: 7.63%
0%-5.9% = A
6%-7.1% = B
7.2%-8.2% = C
8.3%-9.5% = D
9.6%-20% = F
Infant Mortality Rate
Average: 6.71
0=A
2-5.5 = B
5.6-8.2 = C
8.3-12 = D
12.1- 66.7 = F
Late or No Prenatal Care

Average: 18.86%
0%-12.3% = A
12.4%-15.2% = B
15.3%-19% = C
19.1%-25.5% = D
25.6%-50% = F
Percent Breast Cancer Deaths

Average: 0.03%
0% = A
0.01%-0.02% = B
0.03% = C
0.04%-0.05% =D
0.06%-0.2% = F
Women/Clinic Ratio
Average: 11,723
190-2,960 = A
3,020-5,880 = B
6,250-14,835 = C
15,195-145,570 = D
n/a (0 clinics) = F
Women Killed by Intimate
Partner
Average: 0.47
0=A
1=B
2=C
3=D
5-17 = F
Regional Medical Directors

HEALTH SERVICE REGION 1
Peter W. Pendergrass, MD, M.P.H., Regional Medical Director
Regional Headquarters: 1109 Kemper, Lubbock, Texas 79403, Mail Code 1899
Phone: (806) 744-3577
FAX: (806) 741-1366
HEALTH SERVICE REGION 2/3
James A. Zoretic, M.D., M.P.H., Regional Medical Director
Regional Headquarters: 1301 South Bowen Road, Suite 200, Arlington, Texas 76013, Mail Code 1905
Phone: (817) 264-4500 FAX: (817) 264-4506
TDD: (817) 264-4505
HEALTH SERVICE REGION 4/5 NORTH
Paul K. McGaha, D.O., M.P.H, Regional Medical Director
Regional Headquarters: 1517 West Front Street, Tyler, Texas 75702, Mail Code 1901
Phone: (903) 595-3585 FAX: (903) 593-4187
HEALTH SERVICE REGION 6/5 SOUTH
Aashish Kiran Shah, M.D., F.A.C.O.G., Regional Medical Director
Regional Headquarters: 5425 Polk, Suite J, Houston, Texas 77023, Mail Code 1906
Phone: (713) 767-3000 FAX: (713) 767-3049
Tom Betz, M.D., M.P.H., Regional Medical Director
Regional Headquarters: 2408 South 37th Street, Temple, Texas 76504, Mail Code 1902
Phone: (254) 778-6744 FAX: (254) 778-4066
Sandra Guerra-Cantu, M.D., M.P.H., Regional Medical Director
Regional Headquarters: 7430 Louis Pasteur Drive, San Antonio, Texas 78229, Mail Code 5716
Phone: (210) 949-2000 FAX: (210) 949-2015
HEALTH SERVICE REGION 9/10
Luis Escobedo, M.D., Regional Medical Director
Regional Headquarters: 401 East Franklin, Suite 210, El Paso, Texas 79901, Mail Code 1903
Phone: (915) 834-7675 FAX: (915) 834-7799
Brian Smith, M.D., M.P.H., Regional Medical Director
Regional Headquarters: 601 West Sesame Drive, Harlingen, Texas 78550, Mail Code 1907
Phone: (956) 423-0130 FAX: (956) 444-3298
Table of Contents
Introductory Letter...1
Table of Contents.. ..2
Grading Scales.6
List of Regional Medical Directors.7
Rankings by Counties..8
Rankings by Health Regions...9
Executive Summary........10
Map.13
INDIVIDUAL COUNTY PROFILES
County
Page Number
County
Page Number
County
Page Number
Anderson
60
Brazos
89
Coke
117
Andrews
116
Brewster
131
Coleman
37
Angelina
72
Briscoe
15
Collin
50
Aransas
134
Brooks
135
Collingsworth
17
Archer
35
Brown
36
Colorado
81
Armstrong
14
Burleson
89
Comal
104
Atascosa
102
Burnet
90
Comanche
38
Austin
80
Caldwell
90
Concho
117
Bailey
14
Calhoun
103
Cooke
50
Bandera
102
Callahan
36
Coryell
91
Bastrop
87
Cameron
135
Cottle
38
Baylor
35
Camp
61
Crane
118
Bee
134
Carson
15
Crockett
118
Bell
87
Cass
61
Crosby
18
Bexar
103
Castro
16
Culberson
131
Blanco
88
Chambers
81
Dallam
18
Borden
116
Cherokee
62
Dallas
51
Bosque
88
Childress
16
Dawson
119
Bowie
60
Clay
37
Deaf Smith
19
Brazoria
80
Cochran
17
Delta
62
County
Page Number
County
Page Number
County
Page Number
Denton
51
Grimes
93
Jim Wells
137
DeWitt
104
Guadalupe
108
Johnson
55
Dickens
19
Hale
22
Jones
42
Dimmit
105
Hall
22
Karnes
109
Donley
20
Hamilton
93
Kaufman
55
Duval
136
Hansford
23
Kendall
109
Eastland
39
Hardeman
40
Kenedy
138
Ector
119
Hardin
72
Kent
42
Edwards
105
Harris
83
Kerr
110
El Paso
132
Harrison
64
Kimble
122
Ellis
52
Hartley
23
King
25
Erath
52
Haskell
41
Kinney
110
Falls
91
Hays
94
Kleberg
138
Fannin
53
Hemphill
24
Knox
43
Fayette
92
Henderson
64
La Salle
111
Fisher
39
Hidalgo
136
Lamar
65
Floyd
20
Hill
94
Lamb
26
Foard
40
Hockley
24
Lampasas
95
Fort Bend
82
Hood
54
Lavaca
111
Franklin
63
Hopkins
65
Lee
95
Freestone
92
Houston
73
Leon
96
Frio
106
Howard
121
Liberty
83
Gaines
120
Hudspeth
132
Limestone
96
Galveston
82
Hunt
54
Lipscomb
26
Garza
21
Hutchinson
25
Live Oak
139
Gillespie
106
Irion
121
Llano
97
Glasscock
120
Jack
41
Loving
122
Goliad
107
Jackson
108
Lubbock
27
Gonzales
107
Jasper
73
Lynn
27
Gray
21
Jeff Davis
133
Madison
97
Grayson
53
Jefferson
74
Marion
66
Gregg
63
Jim Hogg
137
Martin
123
County
Page Number
County
Page Number
County
Page Number
Mason
123
Presidio
133
Taylor
47
Matagorda
84
Rains
67
Terrell
128
Maverick
112
Randall
31
Terry
33
McCulloch
124
Reagan
126
Throckmorton 48
McLennan
98
Real
113
Titus
69
McMullen
139
Red River
68
Tom Green
129
Medina
112
Reeves
126
Travis
100
Menard
124
Refugio
140
Trinity
78
Midland
125
Roberts
31
Tyler
79
Milam
98
Robertson
99
Upshur
70
Mills
99
Rockwall
57
Upton
129
Mitchell
43
Runnels
45
Uvalde
113
Montague
44
Rusk
68
Val Verde
114
Montgomery
84
Sabine
76
Van Zandt
70
Moore
28
San Augustine
77
Victoria
114
Morris
66
San Jacinto
77
Walker
85
Motley
28
San Patricio
141
Waller
85
Nacogdoches
74
San Saba
100
Ward
130
Navarro
56
Schleicher
127
Washington
101
Newton
75
Scurry
45
Webb
142
Nolan
44
Shackelford
46
Wharton
86
Nueces
140
Shelby
78
Wheeler
33
Ochiltree
29
Sherman
32
Wichita
48
Oldham
29
Smith
69
Wilbarger
49
Orange
75
Somervell
58
Willacy
142
Palo Pinto
56
Starr
141
Williamson
101
Panola
67
Stephens
46
Wilson
115
Parker
57
Sterling
127
Winkler
130
Parmer
30
Stonewall
47
Wise
59
Pecos
125
Sutton
128
Wood
71
Polk
76
Swisher
32
Yoakum
34
Potter
30
Tarrant
58
Young
49
County
Page Number
Zapata
143
Zavala
115
Reform Suggestions..144
Endnotes....145
About NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation.....146
Rankings By Counties - Quick Guide

GRADE
A
AB+
B
B-
COUNTY
None
Loving, Throckmorton
Archer, Fisher, Foard, Irion, King, Lee
Aransas, Baylor, Briscoe, Clay, Fayette, Goliad, Hays, Kaufman, Kendall, Kenedy,
Kent, Lavaca, Leon, Llano, Mason, McMullen, Mills, Real, Roberts, San Saba,
Shackelford, Stonewall, Upton, Williamson
Angelina, Bandera, Bastrop, Brazoria, Brazos, Burleson, Chambers, Coleman, Collin,
Cooke, Coryell, Crane, Delta, DeWitt, Galveston, Grayson, Guadalupe, Hansford, Haskell, Hemphill, Hill, Hutchinson, Kimble, Medina, Motley, Ochiltree, Palo Pinto, Polk,
Reeves, Rockwall, Sabine, San Jacinto, Stephens, Van Zandt, Ward, Wilson, Wise,
Young
C+
Armstrong, Bee, Bell, Blanco, Borden, Burnet, Calhoun, Camp, Cherokee, Childress,
Comal, Cottle, Denton, Dickens, Dimmit, Ellis, Fort Bend, Frio, Garza, Gillespie,
Glasscock, Harrison, Hartley, Hopkins, Houston, Hunt, Jackson, Jasper, Jim Hogg,
Karnes, Lamb, Limestone, Lynn, Marion, Martin, Montgomery, Parker, Pecos, Randall, Somervell, Travis, Upshur, Val Verde, Walker, Washington, Wood
Anderson, Andrews, Austin, Brewster, Brooks, Brown, Caldwell, Callahan, Cass,

Cochran, Collingsworth, Colorado, Comanche, Concho, Dawson, Donley, Ector, Erath,
Falls, Fannin, Franklin, Freestone, Gregg, Grimes, Hardin, Henderson, Hidalgo, Hood,
Johnson, Kerr, Kinney, Knox, La Salle, Lamar, Lampasas, McLennan, Midland,
Mitchell, Montague, Newton, Nolan, Nueces, Oldham, Orange, Reagan, Robertson,
San Augustine, San Patricio, Scurry, Smith, Starr, Sterling, Sutton, Taylor, Terrell,
Titus, Trinity, Tyler, Uvalde, Victoria, Waller, Webb, Wheeler, Wichita, Wilbarger,
Willacy, Winkler, Yoakum, Zapata
C-
Atascosa, Bailey, Bexar, Bosque, Bowie, Cameron, Carson, Castro, Coke, Crockett,
Crosby, Dallam, Dallas, Deaf Smith, Eastland, Edwards, Gaines, Gonzales, Gray,
Hale, Hamilton, Harris, Hockley, Hudspeth, Jack, Jeff Davis, Jim Wells, Kleberg, Liberty, Lipscomb, Live Oak, Lubbock, Matagorda, Maverick, Menard, Milam, Moore,
Morris, Nacogdoches, Navarro, Panola, Potter, Presidio, Rains, Refugio, Runnels,
Rusk, Schleicher, Sherman, Tarrant, Terry, Tom Green, Wharton, Zavala
D
F
Culberson, Duval, El Paso, Floyd, Hall, Hardeman, Howard, Jefferson, Jones, Madison, McCulloch, Parmer, Red River, Shelby, Swisher
None
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Rankings By Health Regions

Texas is divided into eleven Health Regions as assigned by the Department of State Health Services.
Counties in Health Region 7 received the total highest grades, while Health Region 10 received the total
lowest grades.
Heath District
HR 1
HR 2
HR 3
HR 4
HR 5
HR 6
HR 7
HR 8
HR 9
HR 10
HR 11
Rank
10th
2nd
3rd
9th
7th
6th
1st
4th
5th
11th
8th
Listed below is more specific Health Region information. For each category, the highest (or worst) average is in bold.
AVERAGE
Percent
Uninsured
Teenage
Mothers
Low
Birth
Weight
8.13%
Infant
Mortality
Breast
cancer
Women
Killed
6.99%
No/Late
Prenatal
Care
23.17%
HR 1
20.73%
7.00
0.03%
.05
HR 2
18.24%
6.47%
18.03%
7.14%
8.93
0.03%
.1
HR 3
19.31%
4.53%
17.73%
7.33%
6.63
0.03%
1.47
HR 4
18.47%
6.08%
17.76%
8.91%
6.91
0.04%
0.30
HR 5
18.65%
5.76%
14.97%
9.11%
7.80
0.04%
0.47
HR 6
22.39%
4.72%
15.12%
7.83%
9.27
0.03%
1.85
HR 7
18.65%
5.02%
17.49%
7.54%
8.39
0.03%
0.33
HR 8
22.73%
6.82%
15.87%
7.21%
4.08
0.04%
0.75
HR 9
22.28%
7.25%
19.79%
6.80%
4.97
0.04%
0.07
HR 10
26.27%
7.98%
32.08%
6.85%
3.92
0.05% 1.17
HR 11
27.07%
6.82%
19.84%
7.14%
4.71
0.03%
0.47
Executive Summary
Women are an important part of our society; we play crucial roles as mothers, wives,
office executives, bus drivers, soldiers, doctors and attorneys. Yet according to the
American Pet Product Manufacturers Association, in 2008, Americans are projected to
spend $10.9 billion in medical care for their pets.1 Why is this taking place while 17.8
percent of adult women still do not have health insurance in the United States?2
The above comparison clearly shows that there is a lack of initiative when it comes to
womens healthcare. Women have historically fallen through the cracks when it comes
to health policies. As the country which spends the most money on healthcare per person, its time that U.S. spending reflected actual health needs. This analysis of womens
health in Texas counties revealed several key conclusions:
The quality of womens healthcare varies by Health Region. There are 11 Health
Regions in the state of Texas. The Health Region covering densely-populated and
affluent Central Texas received the highest scores, while less-populated, lowerincome Regions covering the Western, Southern, and Eastern parts of the state received significantly lower scores.
The percentage of people living in poverty and the quality of womens health-
care are inversely related. Texas counties with higher percentages of people living
below the poverty level tend to have lower healthcare scores. Figure 1 graphs the
relationship between poverty level and quality of womens healthcare. For example,
a typical Texas county with 10% poverty received a B (or GPA of 3) while a
county with 30% poverty received a C (or GPA of 2). The women living in poorer
counties are the ones who need the most medical attention.
Figure 1:
Women's Health GPA
Poverty vs. Wom en's Health Grades for Texas Counties

4
3
2
1
0
0.00%
5.00%
10.00%
15.00%
20.00%
25.00%
30.00%
35.00%
40.00%
Percent of Population Under Poverty Line Per County 2004
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Counties with high numbers of people of color (specifically Blacks and Latinos)
tend to have lower womens health quality.

Figure 2:
Women's Health
GPA
Percent Minority vs. Wom en's Health Grades for Texas

Counties
4
3
2
1
0
0.00%
20.00%
40.00%
60.00%
80.00%
100.00%
Percent of People of Color in County Population 2004
Counties with higher percentages of Anglos tend to have higher womens health
quality.
Figure 3:
Women's Health GPA
Percent Anglo vs. Wom en's Health Grades for Texas

Counties
4
3
2
1
0
0.00%
20.00%
40.00%
60.00%
80.00%
100.00%
Percent of Anglo in County Population 2004
Womens health is connected to larger issues of social justice and social responsibility.
It is no mere coincidence that the Texas counties with the highest percentages of people
of color and low-income residents also have the lowest healthcare quality. Deep in the
heart of Texas, there seem to be continued biases when it comes to allocating these important services. It is imperative that our society promote reproductive healthcare for all.
As a word of inspiration, Article 25 of the United Nations Declaration of Human Rights
states that everyone has the right to a standard of living adequate for the health and
well-being of himself and of his family, including food, clothing, housing and medical
care.3
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Several counties revealed interesting data:

Webb County had the highest percentage of uninsured people (34.8%). This is
much higher than the average uninsured rate of 20.80%. It is notable that Latinos
make up 95.7% of Webb Countys population.
Reagan County had the highest percentage of teenage mothers (17%). Reagan is
a small county in west Texas with a population of 2,997. As of 2008, the public
school district emphasizes abstinence-only sex education.
Collin County had a ratio of 145,570 women needing contraceptive services per
available clinic. This number is 12 times greater than the state average. Because
of this scarcity of clinics, many local women obtain reproductive care by traveling to
neighboring Dallas County. More clinics must be opened within counties such as
Collin County so that women from these counties are not forced to travel to major
metropolitan areas to obtain health services.
17 women were killed by their intimate partners in Harris County. Harris County
covers the densely-populated Houston area, and it follows that in areas with a high
population concentration, there is a greater chance for murder to occur. However,
while this explanation is statistically true, it does not answer the more important
question: Why are women being killed by their intimate partners? There is a statewide lack of funded programs addressing domestic violence and its consequences on
womens health.
It is important to note that the current state of womens healthcare in Texas cannot be
blamed solely on our public officials and government leaders. A tradition of passing
blame has resulted in deteriorating public initiatives. As a society, we must allocate
higher consideration for these health issues. Women play crucial roles in our society and
we deserve affordable, assessable and high-quality healthcare!
Industry Statistics and Trends. American Pet Product Manufacturers Association. 2008. 6 July 2008.
<http://www.appma.org/press_industrytrends.asp>.
2
Health Insurance. Womens Health USA. 2007. 8 July 2008.
<http://mchb.hrsa.gov/whusa_07/healthservutiliz/0402hi.htm>.
3 Universal Declaration of Human Rights.Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. 2005.
16 July 1008. <http://www.unhchr.ch/udhr/lang/eng.htm>.
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Health Regions in Texas
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ARMSTONG
COUNTY (HR 1)
C+
4
Population :
2,175
Females in Population 20061:

52.30%
1
People Below Poverty Line 2004 :
9.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
93.80%
Under 1%
5.70%
Fertility Rate (per 1,000 females ages 15-44) 20042:
Other
Under 1%
65.60
Estimated Cases of Reported Birth Defects 20043:
1 case
Medicaid Covered Births 2004 :

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
0 cases
15.80 %
Chlamydia
2 cases
AIDS
0 cases
Hepatitis A
0 cases
Womens Health and Reproductive Health Report Card
Percent Uninsured 20054:
16.20%
8.3 %
Late or No Prenatal Care 2004 :

Low Birth Weight Babies 20042:
16.7 %
12.5 %
C
F
Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 live births) 20042:
0.00
Percent of Females Ages 15+ Who Died from Breast

Cancer in 20042:
Number of Family Planning Clinics5 and Ratio of
Women Needing Services per Available Clinic6:
Women Killed by Intimate Partners 20067:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0
Teenage Mothers 2004 :

2
BAILEY
COUNTY (HR 1)
CPopulation4:
6,728

50.50%
People Below Poverty Line 20041:
17.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
47.60%
1.30%
50.60%
Other
Under 1%
103.00

Medicaid Covered Births 20042:
74.60%
STIs2
2004:
3 cases
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
4 cases
18 cases
0 cases
2 cases

Teenage Mothers 20042:
Late or No Prenatal Care 20042:
23.40%
10.90%
29.60%
8.60%
F
F
F
D

Cancer in 20042:
0.00
1 death
(0.04%)
1 clinic
1,330 w/c
A
D
A
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Race2:
Anglo
Black
73.30%
2.70%
50.80%
14.60%
Hispanic
23.80%
BRISCOE
COUNTY (HR 1)
Other
Under 1%
59.40
Estimated Cases of Reported Birth Defects 2004 :

2

STIs2
2004:
0 cases
44.40%
Population4:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
1 case
1 case
0 cases
0 cases
1,645
Percent Uninsured 20054::
18.70%
5.90%
5.90%
Low Birth Weight Babies 2004 :

5.90%
0.00
A
A

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0
F
A
50.80%
CARSON
COUNTY (HR 1)

8.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
91.00%
Under 1%
7.30%
Other
1.00%
63.90
2 cases

2
STIs
2004:
C-
28.20%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
2 cases
8 cases
0 cases
0 cases
6,588
23.80%
9.20%
33.80%
7.70%
Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 live births) 2004 :
0.00
Percent of Females Ages 15+ Who Died from

Breast Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
15
Population4:
F
A
CASTRO
COUNTY (HR 1)
C4
Population :
7,642
50.00%
1

19.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
43.00%
2.40%
54.20%
Other
Under 1%
97.80
6 cases

2
STIs
2004:
69.10%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
2 cases
36 cases
1 case
0 cases
23.80%
9.20%
33.80%
7.70%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinic
N/A
0

2

2
Females in Population 2006 :
CHILDRESS
COUNTY (HR 1)
C+
7,678
39.90%
1

22.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
63.20%
14.20%
22.00%
Other
Under 1%
71.60
1 case
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
69.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
17 cases
0 cases
0 cases
21.20%
8.60%
11.10%
13.60%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 deaths
(0.04%)
2 clinics
605 w/c
0

2

2

2
A
A
16

53.10%
1
21.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
47.90%
5.10%
46.10%
COCHRAN
COUNTY (HR 1)
Other
Under 1%
91.30

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
77.60%
Gonorrhea
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
6 cases
0 cases
0 cases
3,290
23.10%
13.40%
40.30%
6.00%
0.00

0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
51.40%
COLLINGSWORTH
COUTY (HR 1)

17.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
69.90%
5.50%
22.70%
Other
1.90%
81.60
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
40.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
15 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.80%
13.60%
18.20%
6.80%
22.72

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
17
F
A
Population4:
2,970
CROSBY
COUNTY (HR 1)
C4
Population :
6,687

52.20%
1
23.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
44.20%
3.90%
51.50%
Other
Under 1%
90.70
3 cases

2
STIs
2004:
40.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
9 cases
17 cases
1 case
0 cases
20.90%
11.30%
21.70%
7.00%
17.39

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
DALLAM
COUNTY (HR 1)
C6,174
49.70%
1

14.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
67.20%
1.60%
30.20%
Other
1.00%
82.40
5 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
81.30%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
16 cases
0 cases
1 case
21.90%
1.90%
20.00%
12.10%
18.69

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
18

50.90%
1
16.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
37.50%
1.40%
60.50%
DEAF SMITH
COUNTY (HR 1)
Other
Under 1%
95.80

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
68.90%
Gonorrhea
10 cases
0 cases
9 cases
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
81 cases
0 cases
3 cases
18,540
25.60%
7.00%
32.00%
9.90%
14.08

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.01%)
3 clinics
1,340 w/c
0

2

2

2
A
A
42.20%
1

18.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
66.60%
8.00%
25.10%
Other
Under 1%
64.80
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
2 cases
0 cases
36.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
21.20%
8.00%
48.00%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.10%)
1 clinic
420 w/c
0

2

2

2
19
A
A
DICKENS
COUNTY (HR 1)
C+
Population4:
2,647
DONLEY
COUNTY (HR 1)
C
4
Population :
3,892

51.30%
1
16.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
87.80%
4.70%
6.80%
Other
Under 1%
46.60
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
73.50%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
6 cases
9 cases
0 cases
0 cases
16.50%
0.00%
25.80%
9.70%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
FLOYD
COUNTY (HR 1)
D
7,176
51.40%
1

20.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
47.30%
3.40%
48.70%
Other
Under 1%
81.70
4 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
2 cases
0 cases
49.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
16 cases
0 cases
0 cases
22.80%
9.60%
41.20%
10.50%
8.77

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
20

47.40%
1
20.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
55.20%
4.90%
39.30%
GARZA
COUNTY (HR 1)
Other
Under 1%
74.80

2

STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
Population4:
48.30%
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
4 cases
C+
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
9 cases
1 case
0 cases
5,002
22.70%
4.70%
23.40%
7.80%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
48.80%
GRAY
COUNTY (HR 1)

14.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
77.20%
6.30%
15.00%
Other
1.40%
78.40
8 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
22 cases
0 cases
C-
66.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
49 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.60%
6.20%
13.70%
8.70%
13.84

Cancer in 20042:
5 deaths
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
21
F
A
Population4:
21,480
HALE
COUNTY (HR 1)
C4
Population :
36,235

49.20%
1
19.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
42.90%
5.90%
50.40%
Other
Under 1%
86.80
32 cases

2
STIs
2004:
59.30%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
44 cases
252 cases
2 cases
2 cases
24.50%
8.90%
29.10%
8.90%
4.77

Cancer in 20042:
5 deaths
(0.04%)
2 clinics
3,825 w/c
0

2

2

2
HALL
COUNTY (HR 1)
D
3,703
52.20%
1

22.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
60.80%
8.20%
30.60%
Other
Under 1%
66.20
3 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
70.30%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
1 case
7 cases
0 cases
0 cases
19.40%
7.30%
14.60%
9.80%
24.39

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.07%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
22

50.8%
13.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
63.30%
Under 1%
35.90%
Other
Under 1%
113.80
5 cases

2
STIs
2004:
35.10%
HANSFORD
COUNTY (HR 1)
BPopulation4:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
8 cases
0 cases
0 cases
5,232
21.50%
4.50%
17.10%
5.40%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
38.30%
1

9.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
78.10%
7.70%
13.70%
Other
Under 1%
88.90
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
19.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
19.60%
4.60%
9.20%
9.20%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.12%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
23
F
A
HARTLEY
COUNTY (HR 1)
C+
Population4:
5,451
HEMPHILL
COUNTY (HR 1)
B4
Population :
3,424

49.40%
1
7.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
80.00%
1.40%
17.60%
Other
1.00%
82.60
0 cases

STIs2
2004:
28.60%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
4 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.80%
6.40%
12.80%
2.10%
21.27

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2
HOCKLEY
COUNTY (HR 1)
C-
Other
Under 1%
77.00
12 cases
22,789

51.30%
1
17.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
55.60%
4.00%
39.80%
2
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
15 cases
0 cases
53.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
91 cases
0 cases
0 cases

2

2

2
22.90%
8.30%
26.90%
10.70%
13.77

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinic
5,250 w/c
B
24

50.80%
1
12.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
79.00%
2.70%
16.50%
HUTCHINSON
COUNTY (HR 1)
Other
1.80%
75.00

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
53.40%
Gonorrhea
6 cases
0 cases
11 cases
BPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
38 cases
0 cases
0 cases
22,485
18.70%
7.60%
14.00%
10.40%
3.16

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
2 clinics
2,380 w/c

2

2

2
43.60%
KING
COUNTY (HR 1)

9.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
90.40%
0.00%
8.50%
Other
1.20%
14.70
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
B+
33.30%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
0 cases
309
18.80%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
25
Population4:
F
A
LAMB
COUNTY (HR 1)
C+
4
Population :
49,646

51.30%
1
19.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
48.30%
4.50%
46.80%
Other
Under 1%
88.90
8 cases

2
STIs
2004:
44.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
13 cases
59 cases
2 cases
0 cases
17.30%
7.70%
24.30%
8.50%
4.03

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
LIPSCOMB
COUNTY (HR 1)
C3,101
50.50%
1

12.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
75.60%
Under 1%
22.60%
Other
1.40%
79.00
1 case
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
57.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
4 cases
0 cases
0 cases
19.90%
7.30%
17.10%
7.30%
24.40

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.08%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
26

50.90%
17.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
60.30%
7.80%
29.80%
38.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs2
438 cases
5 cases
1,315 cases
32 cases
2004:
Other
2.10%
68.60
154 cases
Hepatitis A
12 cases
LUBBOCK
COUNTY (HR 1)
CPopulation4:
252,285

Cancer in 20042:
21.60%
5.70%
18.40%
10.10%
6.17
34 deaths
(0.03%)
7 clinics
8,786 w/c
2

49.70%
19.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
49.80%
2.60%
46.80%
2

Syphilis
Gonorrhea
STIs2
4 cases
0 cases
2004:
D
C
C
F
C
C
C
C
Other
Under 1%
69.60
4 cases
C+
31.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
16 cases
0 cases
0 cases
Percent Uninsured 2005 :

2
22.60%

7.00%
25.30%
14.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
1,340 w/
c
0
Population4:
6,239
27
LYNN
COUNTY (HR 1)
D
D
D
F
A
A
A
MOORE
COUNTY (HR 1)
C4
Population :
20,350

49.40%
1
13.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
47.20%
Under 1%
50.90%
Other
1.50%
102.50
17 cases

2
STIs
2004:
49.20%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
8 cases
77 cases
0 cases
0 cases
24.50%
6.60%
31.70%
6.90%
2.29

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
MOTLEY
COUNTY (HR 1)
B1,301
49.80%
1

14.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
82.90%
4.10%
12.10%
Other
Under 1%
62.50
0 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
43.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
0 cases
0 cases
15.80%
8.30%
50.00%
0.00%
Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 live births)2004 :
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.18%)
1 clinic
190 w/c
0

2

2

2
A
A
28

49.90%
1
12.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
62.60%
Under 1%
36.20%
OCHILTREE
COUNTY (HR 1)
Other
1.10%
98.40

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
4 cases
65.00%
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
BPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
24 cases
0 cases
0 cases
9,386
22.90%
9.30%
16.00%
6.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.03%)
2 clinics
1,015 w/c

2

2

2
48.20%
OLDHAM
COUNTY (HR 1)

12.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
85.10%
2.10%
11.00%
Other
1.80%
87.00
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
29.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
2,119
18.50%
5.90%
11.80%
11.80%
29.40

0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
29
Population4:
F
A
PARMER
COUNTY (HR 1)
D
4
Population :
9,757

50.60%
1
13.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
46.10%
1.00%
52.30%
Other
Under 1%
98.30
8 cases

2
STIs
2004:
24.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
2 cases
14 cases
1 case
0 cases
24.60%
7.10%
45.50%
9.60%
10.10

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
POTTER
COUNTY (HR 1)
C119,854
49.30%
1

21.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
54.20%
10.00%
32.10%
Other
3.70%
96.50
115 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
5 cases
Gonorrhea
341 cases
82.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
780 cases
10 cases
5 cases

21.70%
6.60%
D
C
24.20%
9.20%
12.05

19 deaths
(0.04%)
4 clinics
6,368 w/c

2

2
C
30

51.00%
1
8.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
84.40%
1.70%
12.00%
RANDALL
COUNTY (HR 1)
Other
1.90%
56.70

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
18.10%
Gonorrhea
48 cases
0 cases
45 cases
C+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
155 cases
2 cases
0 cases
110,054
19.00%
3.20%
12.70%
6.70%
8.79

Cancer in 20042:
13 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
48.90%
1

6.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
96.20%
Under 1%
3.40%
Other
Under 1%
57.00
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
0.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.00%
0.00%
11.10%
11.10%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
31
B
Population4:
822
ROBERTS
COUNTY (HR 1)
F
A
SHERMAN
COUNTY (HR 1)
C4
Population :
3,004

50.00%
1
12.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
70.20%
Under 1%
28.70%
Other
Under 1%
54.60
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
43.80%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
1 case
1 case
0 cases
21.10%
8.80%
32.40%
8.80%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
SWISHER
COUNTY (HR 1)

47.40%
1
20.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
56.50%
6.00%
37.00%
Other
Under 1%
101.40
5 cases
Population4:
STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
6 cases
0 cases
71.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
30 cases
1 case
0 cases
21.50%
7.80%
26.20%
6.40%
14.18

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.10%)
0 clinics
N/A

2

2

2
F
32

48.20%
1
21.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
47.70%
5.10%
46.60%
TERRY
COUNTY (HR 1)
Other
Under 1%
80.80

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
38 cases
0 cases
7 cases
51.10%
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
50 cases
0 cases
0 cases
12,420
23.40%
13.70%
36.70%
9.30%
5.49

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.07%)
1 clinic
2,470 w/c

2

2
A
A
51.10%
WHEELER
COUNTY (HR 1)

11.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
81.70%
2.80%
14.20%
Other
1.40%
75.80
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
59.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
4,801
17.80%
8.20%
26.20%
8.20%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
33
Population4:
F
A
YOAKUM
COUNTY (HR 1)
C
4
Population :
7,408

50.90%
1
14.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
49.30%
1.20%
49.00%
Other
Under 1%
92.70
6 cases

2
STIs
2004:
41.80%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
1 case
14 cases
0 cases
1 case
24.20%
7.20%
31.20%
9.40%
7.25

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
1,670 w/c

2

2

2
34

49.50%
1
9.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
93.60%
Under 1%
5.50%
ARCHER
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
Under 1%
68.80

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
31.50%
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
7 cases
B+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
10 cases
0 cases
0 cases
9,098
17.40%
3.30%
19.20%
4.20%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
A
A
53.30%
BAYLOR
COUNTY (HR 2)

17.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
85.70%
3.50%
9.70%
Other
1.10%
74.20
5 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
6 cases
0 cases
75.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
9 cases
1 case
0 cases
3,846
16.10%
6.40%
15.20%
19.10%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
670 w/c
0

2

2

2
35
Population4:
A
A
BROWN
COUNTY (HR 2)
C
4
Population :
38,664

50.60%
1
18.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
77.60%
4.20%
17.30%
Other
Under 1%
67.60

71.30%
STIs2
2004:
19 cases
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
32 cases
82 cases
3 cases
0 cases

2
C
Population4:
13,518
C
D
13.90%
B
D
9.20%

Cancer in 20042:
8.16
10 deaths
(0.06%)
1 clinic
7,850 w/c
0
CALLAHAN
COUNTY (HR 2)
19.10%
7.80%
C
F
C
A
51.80%
1

14.00%
2
Race :
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
92.00%
Under 1%
6.60%
Other
1.10%
53.50
6 cases

STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
53.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
13 cases
1 case
0 cases
17.10%
6.80%
21.10%
6.00%
7.52

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
36

51.20%
1
10.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
94.70%
Under 1%
3.70%
CLAY
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
1.10%
47.20

50.50%
2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
8 cases
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
7 cases
3 cases
0 cases
11,288
16.60%
0.00%
7.00%
8.00%
10.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2
F
A
51.80%
1

20.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
81.70%
2.50%
15.20%
Other
Under 1%
69.60
4 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
7 cases
0 cases
71.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
14 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.00%
9.50%
9.50%
6.70%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
37
BPopulation4:
8,665
COLEMAN
COUNTY (HR 2)
F
A
COMANCHE
COUNTY (HR 2)
C
4
Population :
13,710

51.10%
1
17.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
76.00%
Under 1%
23.00%
Other
Under 1%
81.20
9 cases

2
STIs
2004:
68.30%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
9 cases
0 cases
3 cases
18.70%
7.00%
15.60%
5.50%
5.00

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
COTTLE
COUNTY (HR 2)
C+
1,748
52.10%
1

18.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
68.90%
9.60%
21.10%
Other
Under 1%
50.50
0 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
80.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.60%
14.30%
14.30%
14.30%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
38

51.80%
1
18.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
84.90%
2.30%
12.10%
EASTLAND
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
Under 1%
71.90

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
72.50%
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
8 cases
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
21 cases
1 case
1 case
18,395
17.60%
7.90%
15.00%
8.80%
26.40

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
50.90%
1

13.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
73.80%
2.90%
22.70%
Other
Under 1%
45.30
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
B+
20.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
6 cases
1 case
0 cases
18.00%
3.10%
9.40%
3.10%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.17%)
3 clinics
257 w/c
0

2

2

2
Population4:
4,089
39
FISHER
COUNTY (HR 2)
A
A
FOARD
COUNTY (HR 2)
B+
4
Population :
1,518

52.50%
1
15.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
78,50%
3.50%
17.20%
Other
Under 1%
51.80

57.10%
STIs2
2004:
0 cases
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
1 case
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases

7.70%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
290 w/c
0
4,293
A
A
52.60%
1

16.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
78.20%
4.80%
16.20%
Other
Under 1%
72.80
0 cases
Population4:
7.70%
A
D
A
C
HARDEMAN
COUNTY (HR 2)
17.50%
7.70%

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
56.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
4 cases
1 case
0 cases
17.70%
11.30%
19.40%
9.70%
32.25

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
40

53.00%
1
20.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
73.80%
2.90%
22.60%
HASKELL
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
Under 1%
67.10

2

Syphilis
Gonorrhea
STIs2
1 case
0 cases
2004:
B-
3 cases
Population4:
73.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
12 cases
0 cases
0 cases
5,543
18.00%

10.80%
18.50%

3.10%
0.00
F
C
A

0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0
A
A
F
A
45.50%
1

11.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
85.50%
5.20%
8.40%
Other
Under 1%
62.50
6 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
C-
29.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
7 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.50%
8.90%
18.90%
6.70%
33.33

1 death
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
9,065
41
JACK
COUNTY (HR 2)
F
A
JONES
COUNTY (HR 2)
D
4
Population :
19,739

38.80%
1
20.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
65.50%
11.50%
22.10%
Other
Under 1%
64.50
8 cases

2
STIs
2004:
63.70%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
3 cases
16 cases
44 cases
1 case
1 case
21.10%
7.90%
28.80%
10.50%
15.7

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
KENT
COUNTY (HR 2)
B
782
53.00%
1

9.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
90.50%
Under 1%
9.10%
Other
Under 1%
38.80
0 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
60.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
0 cases
14.50%
0.00%
40.00%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
42

52.50%
1
20.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
64.70%
7.70%
27.00%
KNOX
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
Under 1%
67.70

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
68.90%
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
3 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
6 cases
0 cases
1 case
3,783
18.50%
6.50%
20.00%
8.70%
21.74

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
37.30%
1

23.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
53.90%
12.70%
32.60%
Other
Under 1%
76.20
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
69.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
12 cases
0 cases
0 cases
22.80%
5.20%
17.70%
6.30%
20.83

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
9,415
43
MITCHELL
COUNTY (HR 2)
F
A
MONTAGUE
COUNTY (HR 2)
C
4
Population :
19,678

51.70%
1
13.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
92.60%
Under 1%
6.20%
Other
1.00%
75.20
12 cases

2
STIs
2004:
52.60%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
1 case
14 cases
2 cases
0 cases
16.60%
6.30%
16.30%
6.70%
39.52

Cancer in 20042:
6 deaths
(0.07%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
NOLAN
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
Under 1%
78.80
8 cases
14,879

51.40%
1
19.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
64.60%
5.10%
29.90%
2
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
16 cases
74.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
91 cases
0 cases
1 case
20.50%
7.00%
13.30%
10.10%

2
4.40

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.05%)
1 clinic
3,040 w/c
0
D
B
A
44

51.60%
1
17.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
66.20%
1.50%
31.50%
RUNNELS
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
Under 1%
72.00

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
5 cases
63.20%
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
17 cases
2 cases
1 case
10,977
20.10%
8.30%
26.20%
9.10%
13.79

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2

47.50%
17.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
63.00%
6.40%
30.10%
77.50%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
STIs
9 cases
0 cases
47 cases
2004:
F
A
Other
Under 1%
77.90
8 cases
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
0 cases
45
21.60%
7.80%

Cancer in 20042:
20.50%
11.00%
4.57
1 death
(0.02%)
1 clinic
3,030 w/c
C
Population4:
16,217

SCURRY
COUNTY (HR 2)
D
D
D
F
B
B
B
SHACKELFORD
COUNTY (HR 2)
B
4
Population :
3,168

52.00%
1
12.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
91.30%
Under 1%
8.10%
Other
Under 1%
60.90
2 cases

2
STIs
2004:
59.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
7 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.00%
2.90%
34.30%
2.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
STEPHENS
COUNTY (HR 2)
B-
48.50%

18.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
79.70%
2.90%
16.90%
Other
Under 1%
74.40
4 cases
9,562
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
2 cases
0 cases
83.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
11 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.60%
4.90%
21.30%
8.10%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
46

51.40%
1
15.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
83.10%
3.30%
13.00%
STONEWALL
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
Under 1%
68.30

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
35.30%
B
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
3 cases
0 cases
0 cases
1,373
15.60%
5.90%
23.50%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A

51.80%
1
16.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
70.80%
7.40%
19.50%
Other
2.30%
71.00
69 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
238 cases
14 cases
TAYLOR
COUNTY (HR 2)
56.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
710 cases
10 cases
5 cases
20.20%
5.90%

21.70%
9.00%
D
D
6.81

Cancer in 20042:
17 deaths
(0.03%)
2 clinics
14,835 w/c
0

2
47
C
A
Population4:
125,040
THROCKMORTON
COUNTY (HR 2)
A-

49.50%
1
12.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
89.60%
Under 1%
9.70%
Other
Under 1%
51.90
0 cases
Population :
1,620
STIs
2004:
71.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
16.10%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
WICHITA
COUNTY (HR 2)
49.60%

15.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
71.60%
10.90%
14.10%
Other
3.40%
74.30
69 cases
Population :
125,895
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
258 cases
8 cases
50.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
432 cases
9 cases
2 cases
19.80%
4.90%
13.20%
8.80%
8.67

Cancer in 20042:
25 deaths
(0.05%)
1 clinic
27,810 w/c
1

2

2

2
D
B
48

49.30%
1
16.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
66.50%
9.30%
22.90%
WILBARGER
COUNTY (HR 2)
Other
1.30%
83.70

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
6 cases
68.50%
Gonorrhea
15 cases
0 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
24 cases
1 case
0 cases
13,897
20.00%
10.10%
22.60%
5.30%
4.39

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
52.00%
1

16.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
85.20%
1.40%
12.50%
Other
Under 1%
67.40
6 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
78.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
18 cases
1 case
2 cases
17.30%
5.60%
16.90%
5.60%
4.69

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
49
BPopulation4:
18,003
YOUNG
COUNTY (HR 2)
F
A
COLLIN
COUNTY (HR 3)
BPopulation4:
659,458

49.90%
5.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
74.90%
5.30%
11.70%
13.70%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
4 cases
231 cases
878 cases
41 cases
2004:
Other
8.20%
71.70
570 cases
Hepatitis A
3 cases

Cancer in 20042:
19.00%
1.50%
15.70%
7.60%
5.08
50 deaths
(0.01%)
1 clinic
145,570 w/c
C
A
C
C
B
B
COOKE
COUNTY (HR 3)
B-
50.40%
1

13.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
83.60%
3.30%
11.80%
Other
1.40%
74.70
30 cases
Population4:
38,849

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
19 cases
0 cases
59.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
64 cases
1 case
2 cases
18.60%
5.10%
15.10%
8.10%
3.68

Cancer in 20042:
7 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
7,970 w/c
0

2

2

2
C
A
50

49.40%
17.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
39.10%
20.30%
35.30%
62.90%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
4,157
cases
183
cases
8,539
cases
668 cases
2004:
Other
5.30%
80.50
2,024 cases
Hepatitis A
44 cases
DALLAS
COUNTY (HR 3)
CPopulation4:
2,305,455

Cancer in 20042:
27.80%
5.40%
18.90%
8.20%
6.70
235 deaths
(0.03%)
13 clinics
42,786 w/c
15
F
B
C
C
C
C
D
F
50.00%
DENTON
COUNTY (HR 3)

8.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
74.40%
6.50%
13.90%
Other
5.30%
63.50
447 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
207 cases
11 cases
23.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
686 cases
31 cases
12 cases
20.90%
2.00%
13.60%
7.10%
5.65

Cancer in 20042:
38 deaths
(0.02%)
2 clinics
66,240 w/c
3

2

2

2
Population4:
554,643
51
C+
D
D
ELLIS
COUNTY (HR 3)
C+
4
Population :
133,475

50.20%
1
10.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
68.50%
9.00%
21.60%
Other
1.00%
71.40
81 cases

2
STIs
2004:
35.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
5 cases
63 cases
248 cases
6 cases
2 cases
20.70%
4.70%
19.30%
6.70%
5.01

Cancer in 20042:
15 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
ERATH
COUNTY (HR 3)
C
34,077
50.50%
1

15.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
80.70%
Under 1%
17.50%
Other
Under 1%
51.50
21 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
70.50%
Gonorrhea
14 cases
0 cases
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
103 cases
0 cases
0 cases

2

2

2

2

5
Number of Family Planning Clinics and Ratio of

Number of Family Planning Clinics5 and
Ratio of Women Needing Services per Clinic6:
19.80%
5.70%
22.00%
5.70%
2.47
6 deaths
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0
D
F
A
52

47.10%
1
15.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
84.70%
7.90%
6.20%
FANNIN
COUNTY (HR 3)
Other
1.10%
71.30

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
18 cases
58.20%
Gonorrhea
17 cases
0 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
55 cases
0 cases
0 cases
33,143
17.80%
5.10%
22.20%
10.00%
7.33

Cancer in 20042:
6 deaths
(0.05%)
1 clinic
5,880 w/c

2

2

2
51.30%
GRAYSON
COUNTY (HR 3)

13.60%
Race2: Anglo
Black
Hispanic
83.00%
6.20%
8..40%
Other
2.30%
71.90
61 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
80 cases
0 cases
B-
56.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
236 cases
5 cases
2 cases
116,836
18.10%
4.80%
13.80%
8.80%
4.22

Cancer in 20042:
12 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinic
24,600 w/c
0

2

2

2
53
Population4:
D
A
HOOD
COUNTY (HR 3)
C
4
Population :
47,930

50.80%
1
11.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
89.80%
Under 1%
8.80%
Other
1.10%
67.40
34 cases

2
STIs
2004:
49.90%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
3 cases
7 cases
52 cases
3 cases
0 cases
17.20%
5.00%
13.50%
7.30%
11.17

Cancer in 20042:
11 deaths
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
HUNT
COUNTY (HR 3)
C+
Population :
82,545
50.10%
1

15.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
77.80%
10.20%
10.30%
Other
1.60%
61.10
56 cases

4
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
50 cases
1 case
52.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
103 cases
5 cases
0 cases
16.70%
5.50%
29.00%
5.90%
8.55

Cancer in 20042:
9 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
17,950 w/c
1

2

2

2
D
B
54

50.00%
1
11.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
80.90%
2.60%
14.80%
JOHNSON
COUNTY (HR 3)
Other
1.60%
67.50

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
46.20%
Gonorrhea
57 cases
0 cases
119 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
204 cases
7 cases
4 cases
146,378
18.70%
4.90%
19.50%
6.60%
4.86

Cancer in 20042:
17 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
2

2

2

2
F
C
50.50%
KAUFMAN
COUNTY (HR 3)

11.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
74.90%
10.40%
13.50%
Other
1.20%
69.70
56 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
56 cases
6 cases
41.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
189 cases
10 cases
3 cases
18.50%
5.20%
17.60%
B
C
6.70%
2.39

Cancer in 20042:
17 deaths
(0.05%)
2 clinics
2,095 w/c

2
Population4:
89,131
55
NAVARRO
COUNTY (HR 3)
C4
Population :
48,688

50.40%
17.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
62.90%
16.50%
19.40%
Other
1.20%
65.30
27 cases

Syphilis
Gonorrhea
STIs2
3 cases
71 cases
2004:
63.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
185 cases
6 cases
1 case
20.40%
6.10%
25.20%
7.50%
11.30

Cancer in 20042:
11 deaths
(0.06%)
1 clinic
10,240 w/c

2
PALO PINTO
COUNTY (HR 3)
B-
50.80%
1

16.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
80.10%
2.60%
16.20%
Other
1.20%
76.70
16 cases
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
12 cases
0 cases
89.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
30 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.60%
7.20%
10.90%
7.00%
7.73

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.01%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
56

49.30%
1
10.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
88.30%
2.00%
8.60%
PARKER
COUNTY (HR 3)
Other
1.10%
58.00

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
41.20%
Gonorrhea
26 cases
1 case
56 cases
C+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
100 cases
8 cases
0 cases
102,803
16.70%
4.60%
12.90%
7.00%
9.46

Cancer in 20042:
11 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
F
B
49.90%
ROCKWALL
COUNTY (HR 3)

6.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
81.80%
3.40%
13.00%
Other
1.80%
70.80
45 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
13 cases
0 cases
18.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
50 cases
2 cases
2 cases
17.80%
2.10%
11.40%
6.90%
5.85

Cancer in 20042:
9 deaths
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
62,947
57
B-
F
A
SOMERVELL
COUNTY (HR 3)
C+
4
Population :
7,580

49.90%
1
10.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
84.20%
Under 1%
14.60%
Other
Under 1%
62.50
6 cases

2
STIs
2004:
48.80%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
3 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.90%
3.20%
22.60%
6.50%
10.75

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
TARRANT
COUNTY (HR 3)
CPopulation4:
1,620,480
F
A
50.20%
1

12.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
57.70%
13.40%
23.60%
2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
2,257 cases
66 cases
Other
5.40%
75.90
1, 551
cases
45.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
4,695 cases
177 cases
41 cases
22.80%
4.60%

19.90%
7.50%
D
C
6.41

177 deaths
(0.03%)
4 clinics
93,338 w/c
5

2
D
F
58

49.70%
1
10.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
85.70%
1.20%
12.10%
WISE
COUNTY (HR 3)
Other
1.00%
61.20

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
10 cases
1 case
B-
39 cases
40.60%
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
56 cases
2 cases
0 cases
17.90%
3.40%
13.80%
8.10%
7.30

5 deaths
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
59
F
A
56,697
ANDERSON
COUNTY (HR 4)
C
4
Population :
12,749

39.50%
1
21.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
62.50%
23.30%
13.30%
Other
Under 1%
82.30
24 cases

2
STIs
2004:
66.10%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
3 cases
51 cases
127 cases
7 cases
1 case
23.00%
6.10%
12.40%
6.30%
4.48

Cancer in 20042:
5 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
BOWIE
COUNTY (HR 4)
C90,644
49.60%
1

17.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
69.00%
24.40%
5.30%
Other
1.30%
64.40
20 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
175 cases
58.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
320 cases
9 cases
3 cases
20.00%
4.90%
20.40%
12.20%
8.87

14 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
18,450 w/c
2

2

2

2
D
C
60

51.10%
1
17.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
63.70%
18.50%
17.20%
CAMP
COUNTY (HR 4)
Other
Under 1%
83.90

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
38.80%
Gonorrhea
11 cases
0 cases
13 cases
C+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
31 cases
0 cases
0 cases
12.239
19.50%
8.30%
18.10%
6.20%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
51.80%
1

17.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
77.30%
20.10%
1.90%
Other
Under 1%
61.50
12 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
44 cases
0 cases
63.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
65 cases
0 cases
0 cases
16.50%
6.50%
13.80%
10.40%
2.96

Cancer in 20042:
6 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
30,156
61
CASS
COUNTY (HR 4)
F
A
CHEROKEE
COUNTY (HR 4)
C+
4
Population :
48,465

49.50%
1
18.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
67.60%
15.90%
15.70%
Other
Under 1%
77.80
38 cases

2
STIs
2004:
61.10%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
93 cases
177 cases
4 cases
0 cases
19.50%
5.00%
19.40%
9.50%
10.07

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.02%)
5 clinics
1,928 w/c

2

2

2
DELTA
COUNTY (HR 4)
B5,482
51.20%
1

15.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
87.40%
8.70%
3.10%
Other
Under 1%
50.60
1 case
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
56.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
8 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.00%
4.00%
18.00%
8.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
62

51.10%
1
13.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
85.10%
4.10%
10.10%
FRANKLIN
COUNTY (HR 4)
Other
Under 1%
72.80

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
48.10%
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
4 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
13 cases
0 cases
0 cases
10,202
17.60%
4.90%
15.40%
9.80%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
51.40%
GREGG
COUNTY (HR 4)

16.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
66.20%
20.40%
12.00%
Other
1.50%
80.00
69 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
274 cases
2 cases
71.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
577 cases
24 cases
1 case
20.40%
6.20%
17.30%
9.50%
7.45

Cancer in 20042:
11 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinic
25,390 w/c
0

2

2

2
Population4:
115,651
63
D
A
HARRISON
COUNTY (HR 4)
C+
4
Population :
63,460

51.20%
1
15.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
68.50%
23.70%
7.00%
Other
Under 1%
62.30
32 cases

2
STIs
2004:
59.20%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
124 cases
183 cases
7 cases
0 cases
18.60%
4.60%
12.90%
9.50%
4.96

Cancer in 20042:
10 deaths
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
HENDERSON
COUNTY (HR 4)
C
Population4:
80,019
F
A
50.90%
1

16.70%
2
Race :
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
84.10%
6.60%
8.40%
Other
Under 1%
68.00
44 cases

STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
43 cases
3 cases
71.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
129 cases
7 cases
0 cases
17.50%
6.30%
15.40%
9.20%
6.40

Cancer in 20042:
14 deaths
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
F
B
64

50.70%
1
14.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
80.10%
8.20%
10.80%
HOPKINS
COUNTY (HR 4)
Other
Under 1%
68.20

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
63.60%
Gonorrhea
17 cases
0 cases
17 cases
C+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
59 cases
1 case
0 cases
33,382
18.60%
5.60%
10.50%
8.10%
6.96

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
52.30%
LAMAR
COUNTY (HR 4)

17.70%
Race2: Anglo
Black
Hispanic
80.50%
14.10%
3.80%
Other
1.70%
69.90
40 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
73 cases
65.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
187 cases
7 cases
0 cases
49,646
17.30%
5.50%
25.50%
10.60%
5.81

9 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
10,560 w/c
1

2

2

2
65
Population4:
C
B
MARION
COUNTY (HR 4)
C+
4
Population :
10,955

51.50%
1
21.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
73.00%
23.60%
2.40%
Other
1.00%
68.00
4 cases

STIs2
2004:
72.90%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
11 cases
21 cases
0 cases
0 cases
16.50%
10.70%
17.50%
5.00%
8.26

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
MORRIS
COUNTY (HR 4)
C-
52.20%

16.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
70.40%
24.70%
4.10%
Other
Under 1%
69.30
6 cases
12,938
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
13 cases
0 cases
58.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
44 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.00%
8.60%
13.00%
10.50%
12.35

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.07%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
66

51.70%
1
14.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
76.90%
18.40%
4.10%
PANOLA
COUNTY (HR 4)
Other
Under 1%
66.80

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
58.70%
Gonorrhea
21 cases
1 case
3 cases
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
56 cases
1 case
0 cases
22,999
17.40%
7.00%
17.10%
7.70%
20.98

Cancer in 20042:
7 deaths
(0.07%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
F
B
49.70%
RAINS
COUNTY (HR 4)

14.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
90.50%
2.80%
5.50%
Other
1.20%
65.30
5 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
2 cases
0 cases
C-
60.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
5 cases
0 cases
0 cases
11,306
17.60%
6.10%
18.30%
9.60%
8.70

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.09%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
67
Population4:
F
A
RED RIVER
COUNTY (HR 4)
D
4
Population :
13,577

51.90%
1
18.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
75.60%
18.30%
5.40%
Other
Under 1%
57.00
7 cases

2
STIs
2004:
55.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
10 cases
28 cases
1 case
0 cases
16.70%
9.00%
32.20%
13.80%
13.80

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
RUSK
COUNTY (HR 4)
C47,972

48.60%
1
15.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
70.10%
18.90%
10.20%
Other
Under 1%
70.90
16 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
45 cases
0 cases
56.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
110 cases
6 cases
1 case
19.50%
4.90%
19.20%
9.20%
11.33

Cancer in 20042:
9 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
68

51.80%
1
14.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
65.40%
19.00%
14.20%
2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Other
1.50%
74.50
130 cases
66.00%
Gonorrhea
379 cases
1 case
SMITH
COUNTY (HR 4)
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
810 cases
25 cases
1 case
190,595

2

2
20.20%
5.00%
25.20%
8.70%
D
D
6.60

22 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
40,770 w/c
0
D
A
49.90%
TITUS
COUNTY (HR 4)

16.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
56.00%
10.60%
32.40%
Other
1.00%
97.60
27 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
28 cases
83.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
110 cases
5 cases
2 cases
22.30%
7.10%
15.20%
7.50%
8.50

Cancer in 20042:
6 deaths
(0.05%)
1 clinic
6,250 w/c
0

2
Population4:
29,446
69
C
A
UPSHUR
COUNTY (HR 4)
C+
4
Population :
37,882

51.20%
1
15.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
83.70%
10.20%
5.10%
Other
1.00%
64.20
27 cases

2
STIs
2004:
54.80%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
21 cases
60 cases
2 cases
0 cases
18.10%
5.70%
14.90%
6.60%
5.18

Cancer in 20042:
9 deaths
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
VAN ZANDT
COUNTY (HR 4)
BPopulation4:
52,494
F
A

50.70%
1
13.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
88.70%
3.00%
7.60%
Other
Under 1%
65.90
35 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
15 cases
50.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
41 cases
2 cases
1 case
17.40%
3.70%
17.50%
7.50%
3.34

Cancer in 20042:
7 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2
F
A
70

50.80%
1
14.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
86.70%
6.10%
6.50%
WOOD
COUNTY (HR 4)
Other
Under 1%
71.60

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
7 cases
0 cases
15 cases
57.50%
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
50 cases
1 case
0 case
16.70%
4.20%
19.20%
9.50%
2.02

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.01%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
71
C+
F
B
40,858
ANGELINA
COUNTY (HR 5)
B4
Population :
81,558

50.80%
1
17.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
66.80%
14.60%
17.50%
Other
1.10%
78.10
39 cases

2
STIs
2004:
63.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
127 cases
261 cases
6 cases
1 case
19.70%
5.20%
11.50%
7.30%
7.76

Cancer in 20042:
11 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
17,850 w/c
0

2

2

2
HARDIN
COUNTY (HR 5)
50.70%
1

12.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
89.20%
7.20%
2.90%
Other
Under 1%
69.20
30 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
26 cases
0 cases
8.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
75 cases
2 cases
1 case
20.30%
2.40%
12.30%
8.10%
8.51

Cancer in 20042:
15 deaths
(0.07%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
72

46.20%
1
21.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
63.10%
28.00%
8.40%
HOUSTON
COUNTY (HR 5)
Other
Under 1%
65.90

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
67.30%
Gonorrhea
23 cases
0 cases
12 cases
C+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
46 cases
5 cases
0 cases
23,218
18.10%
4.90%
11.20%
8.50%
4.04

Cancer in 20042:
5 deaths
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
51.30%
1

18.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
76.90%
17.90%
4.40%
Other
Under 1%
71.30
13 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
23 cases
0 cases
74.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
92 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.40%
4.70%
18.30%
10.00%
14.31

Cancer in 20042:
5 deaths
(0.03%)
3 clinics
2,507 w/c
0

2

2

2
73
A
A
JASPER
COUNTY (HR 5)
C+
Population4:
35,587
JEFFERSON
COUNTY (HR 5)
D
Population4:
247,572

49.40%
1
18.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
48.50%
34.40%
13.00%
Other
4.10%
68.90

33.70%
STIs2
2004:
129 cases
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
4 cases
484 cases
491 cases
42
cases
11 cases
25.70%
5.70%

14.20%
9.80%
B
F
6.38

45 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
3

2
NACOGDOCHES
COUNTY (HR 5)
C-
51.70%

20.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
68.40%
16.90%
13.50%
Other
1.20%
67.10
19 cases
60,469
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
74 cases
70.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
223 cases
8 cases
2 cases

2
20.30%
6.10%
20.70%
9.50%
8.06

10 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
15,500 w/c
1
D
B
74

48.90%
1
21.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
74.60%
20.80%
3.60%
NEWTON
COUNTY (HR 5)
Other
Under 1%
51.30

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
85.60%
Gonorrhea
14 cases
0 cases
3 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
27 cases
0 cases
0 cases
14,311
17.90%
4.30%
19.60%
12.10%
14.18

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.05%)
1 clinic
3,020 w/c

2

2

2
51.10%
ORANGE
COUNTY (HR 5)

15.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
85.00%
9.00%
4.30%
Other
1.60%
63.80
34 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
33 cases
1 case
15.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
120 cases
4 cases
1 case
84,984
20.60%
4.70%
12.40%
9.40%
5.56

Cancer in 20042:
13 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
18,520 w/c
0

2

2

2
75
Population4:
D
A
POLK
COUNTY (HR 5)
B4
Population :
46,642

48.70%
1
16.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
75.40%
12.50%
10.00%
Other
2.10%
69.10
17 cases

2
STIs
2004:
76.30%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
44 cases
78 cases
4 cases
3 cases
17.80%
6.50%
9.90%
7.70%
7.88

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.01%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
SABINE
COUNTY (HR 5)
B10,419
52.00%
1

16.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
87.40%
10.20%
1.90%
Other
Under 1%
73.50
3 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
6 cases
0 cases
55.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
22 cases
0 cases
0 cases

2

2

2

2

Cancer in 20042:
15.10%
7.70%
11.30%
5.10%
8.55
1 death
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0
D
B
F
A
76

52.50%
1
20.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
66.60%
29.20%
4.00%
SAN AUGUSTINE
COUNTY (HR 5)
Other
Under 1%
69.20

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
73.60%
Gonorrhea
6 cases
0 cases
2 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
14 cases
0 cases
0 cases
8,910
16.20%
6.60%
24.80%
9.40%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
F
B
50.10%
1

17.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
81.90%
12.50%
4.80%
Other
Under 1%
57.90
4 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
5 cases
0 cases
B-
66.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
31 cases
2 cases
0 cases
17.70%
5.50%
11.10%
7.20%
4.44

3 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
24,802
77
SAN JACINTO
COUNTY (HR 5)
F
A
SHELBY
COUNTY (HR 5)
D
4
Population :
26,347

51.40%
1
18.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
67.70%
19.70%
11.90%
Other
Under 1%
83.20
7 cases

2
STIs
2004:
60.30%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
24 cases
52 cases
2 cases
1 case
19.30%
7.60%
20.10%
10.30%
7.39

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
TRINITY
COUNTY (HR 5)
C
14,364
52.10%
1

18.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
81.60%
12.30%
5.50%
Other
Under 1%
68.90
3 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
12 cases
1 case
64.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
16 cases
4 cases
0 cases
16.30%
6.60%
9.80%
12.70%
12.05

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
78

48.30%
1
18.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
83.80%
12.00%
3.50%
TYLER
COUNTY (HR 5)
Other
Under 1%
70.10

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
8 cases
0 cases
8 cases
59.20%
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
26 cases
5 cases
0 cases
17.30%
7.90%
17.40%
9.50%
7.90

2 deaths
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
79
F
B
20,618
AUSTIN
COUNTY (HR 6)
C
4
Population :
26,123

50.40%
1
11.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
70.30%
10.80%
18.30%
Other
Under 1%
69.40
9 cases

2
STIs
2004:
46.90%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
5 cases
29 cases
1 case
1 case
21.10%
3.80%
15.60%
5.80%
11.63

Cancer in 20042:
6 deaths
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
BRAZORIA
COUNTY (HR 6)
B278,484
48.70%
1

10.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
62.90%
8.70%
25.30%
Other
3.10%
76.80
153 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
139 cases
4 cases
36.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
532 cases
19 cases
7 cases
19.70%
4.20%
13.50%
7.80%
5.83

Cancer in 20042:
31 deaths
(0.03%)
2 clinics
29,470 w/c
0

2

2

2
D
A
80

49.80%
1
10.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
76.60%
9.60%
12.60%
CHAMBERS
COUNTY (HR 6)
Other
1.10%
58.10

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
21 cases
38.60%
Gonorrhea
15 cases
0 cases
BPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
26 cases
1 case
0 cases
28,412
20.90%
3.30%
12.20%
6.10%
11.11

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
51.00%
1

14.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
62.40%
15.20%
21.90%
Other
Under 1%
62.40
2 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
16 cases
0 cases
56.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
28 cases
2 cases
1 case
19.40%
6.10%
15.90%
11.30%
8.08

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.01%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
20,736
81
COLORADO
COUNTY (HR 6)
F
A
FORT BEND
COUNTY (HR 6)
C+
Population4:
463,652

50.20%
8.10%
2
Race :
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
44.00%
21.00%
22.10%
28.50%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
6
cases
131
cases
481
cases
18 cases
2004:
Other
12.90%
64.80
230 cases
Hepatitis A
9 cases

GALVESTON
COUNTY (HR 6)
B-
D
C
Other
3.20%
69.00
158 cases
277,566
F
A
A
C
B
C

51.00%
1
13.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
61.30%
15.20%
20.30%
2
Population4:
27.90%
2.60%
11.10%
8.10%
5.03
42 deaths
(0.03%)
5 clinics
19,794 w/c
2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
365 cases
6 cases
51.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
975 cases
57 cases
2 cases
18.40%
4.60%
10.10%
8.60%
6.82

Cancer in 20042:
31 deaths
(0.03%)
3 clinics
20,047 w/c

2

2
D
82

49.90%
16.80%
Race2: Anglo
Black
Hispanic
37.70%
17.90%
37.90%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
STIs2
213 cases 4,670 cases
2004:
Other
6.50%
79.50
2,154 cases
54.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
12,056 cases
991 cases
136 cases
HARRIS
COUNTY (HR 6)
CPopulation4:
3,693,051
30.20%

4.30%
18.00%
8.20%
6.50
375 deaths
(0.03%)
26 clinics
33,503 w/c
17
A
C
C
C
C
D
F
51.00%
LIBERTY
COUNTY (HR 6)

16.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
73.10%
12.90%
13.00%
Other
1.00%
63.40
37 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
61 cases
5 cases
33.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
134 cases
4 cases
1 case
20.70%
5.70%
13.70%
8.20%
16.40

Cancer in 20042:
14 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
Population4:
75,142
83
C-
F
B
MATAGORDA
COUNTY (HR 6)
C4
Population :
37,849

50.10%
1
18.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
50.20%
12.60%
34.00%
Other
3.20%
77.60
19 cases

2
STIs
2004:
84.20%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
16 cases
106 cases
1 case
2 cases
22.10%
9.20%
17.40%
7.30%
9.50

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
8,290 w/c

2

2

2
MONTGOMERY
COUNTY (HR 6)
C+

50.30%
1
10.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
80.10%
3.50%
14.60%
Other
1.80%
68.40
190 cases
Population4:
378,035
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
81 cases
3 cases
35.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
390 cases
22 cases
21 cases
20.60%
3.40%
11.40%
7.60%
14.29

Cancer in 20042:
29 deaths
(0.02%)
3 clinics
25,633 w/c
1

2

2
D
B
84

39.60%
1
20.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
60.30%
23.60%
14.70%
WALKER
COUNTY (HR 6)
Other
1.30%
46.60

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
26 cases
0 cases
C+
15 cases
53.80%
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
130 cases
5 cases
0 cases
62,737
22.00%
2.70%
9.70%
8.30%
8.49

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.01%)
1 clinic
12,720 w/c

2

2

2
C
B

50.20%
17.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
49.10%
27.90%
22.30%
Other
Under 1%
59.50
19 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
52 cases
0 cases
78.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
131 cases
4 cases
0 cases
26.20%
4.20%
16.70%
7.40%
5.70

Cancer in 20042:
6 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
8,590 w/c

2
Population4:
34,822
85
WALLER
COUNTY (HR 6)
WHARTON
COUNTY (HR 6)
C4
Population :
41,554

50.70%
1
15.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
50.50%
14.80%
34.10%
Other
Under 1%
78.50
19 cases

2
STIs
2004:
71.60%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
23 cases
96 cases
2 cases
1 case
21.90%
7.20%
31.30%
7.10%
11.08

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
86

48.90%
1
12.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
63.80%
8.30%
26.90%
BASTROP
COUNTY (HR 7)
Other
1.00%
63.10

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
45 cases
0 cases
B-
29 cases
45.90%
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
128 cases
3 cases
2 cases
69,934
17.40%
6.20%
14.90%
6.10%
5.74

Cancer in 20042:
7 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
14,390 w/c
0

2

2

2
C
A

50.80%
13.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
54.40%
22.10%
18.70%
Other
4.70%
83.70
220 cases

Syphilis
Gonorrhea
STIs2
699 cases
2 cases
2004:
BELL
COUNTY (HR 7)
33.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1,961 cases
11 cases
2 cases

2

2

17.40%
3.80%
A
A
7.80%
9.60%
2

Cancer in 20042:
9.36
20 deaths
(0.02%)
3 clinics
19,363 w/c
2
Population4:
256,057
87
C+
F
D
B
D
C
BLANCO
COUNTY (HR 7)
C+
4
Population :
9,112

50.30%
1
10.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
82.80%
Under 1%
15.90%
Other
Under 1%
70.30
6 cases

2
STIs
2004:
41.90%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
5 cases
8 cases
0 cases
0 cases
19.50%
0.00%
12.60%
7.20%
27.03

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
BOSQUE
COUNTY (HR 7)
C-
50.90%

13.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
83.30%
2.00%
14.10%
Other
Under 1%
60.20
6 cases
18,056
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
5 cases
0 cases
58.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
26 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.70%
7.50%
29.30%
7.50%
10.75

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
88

49.10%
19.00%
2
Race :
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
64.40%
10.80%
20.00%
51.40%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
143
cases
2
cases
615
cases
21 cases
2004:
BRAZOS
COUNTY (HR 7)
Other
4.90%
51.90
75 cases
B-
Hepatitis A
8 cases
Population4:
156,306

18.40%
5.10%
10.70%
7.30%
3.78
16 deaths
(0.02%)
3 clinics
15,713 w/c
3
B
B
A
C
B
B
D
D
51.00%
1

15.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
68.40%
15.10%
15.90%
Other
Under 1%
70.30
7 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
15 cases
0 cases
B-
52.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
42 cases
1 case
1 case
18.80%
4.80%
14.20%
6.10%
4.33

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
17,239
89
BURLESON
COUNTY (HR 7)
F
A
BURNET
COUNTY (HR 7)
C+
4
Population :
41,677

51.90%
1
11.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
81.70%
1.40%
16.10%
Other
Under 1%
69.90
13 cases

2
STIs
2004:
58.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
9 cases
53 cases
1 case
0 cases
17.80%
3.30%
21.00%
7.00%
8.25

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
CALDWELL
COUNTY (HR 7)
C
36,524
50.50%
1

14.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
48.20%
8.50%
42.50%
Other
Under 1%
76.30
20 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
18 cases
0 cases
56.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
74 cases
3 cases
4 cases
23.90%
5.00%
16.20%
7.80%
6.96

Cancer in 20042:
5 deaths
(0.04%)
2 clinics
4,070 w/c
0

2

2

2
B
A
90

49.80%
1
13.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
60.00%
22.30%
13.90%
CORYELL
COUNTY (HR 7)
Other
3.90%
40.10

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
B-
29 cases
33.00%
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
138 cases
5 cases
2 cases
75,804
17.70%
3.10%
11.20%
8.20%
10.05

7 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinics
20,260 w/c
0

2

2

2

54.00%
1
21.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
54.20%
27.30%
18.00%
51.40%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
60 cases
0 cases
140 cases
0 cases
2004:
D
A
Other
Under 1%
50.10
9 cases
Hepatitis A
0 cases
C
Population4:
17,648
91
FALLS
COUNTY (HR 7)

19.50%
7.20%
C
D

Cancer in 20042:
21.70%
12.00%
24.04
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
4,340 w/c
D
F
F
A
FAYETTE
COUNTY (HR 7)
B
4
Population :
22,538

51.10%
1
12.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
77.00%
7.10%
15.30%
Other
Under 1%
60.90
12 cases

2
STIs
2004:
51.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
11 cases
35 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.70%
3.40%
15.70%

8.00%
0.00
C
A

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.01%)
1 clinic
4,170 w/c

2

2
FREESTONE
COUNTY (HR 7)
46.90%
1

15.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
71.10%
18.70%
9.60%
Other
Under 1%
67.90
10 cases
Population4:
18,803

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
10 cases
3 cases
61.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
30 cases
2 cases
0 cases
18.70%
5.20%
15.90%
9.40%
4.69

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
92

46.50%
1
16.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
63.20%
19.20%
17.00%
GRIMES
COUNTY (HR 7)
Other
Under 1%
76.50

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
50.60%
Gonorrhea
24 cases
0 cases
9 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
81 cases
2 cases
0 cases
25,193
20.00%
6.70%
11.50%
9.30%
11.66

Cancer in 20042:
5 deaths
(0.06%)
1 clinic
4,970 w/c

2

2

2
B
A
51.50%
1

15.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
90.90%
Under 1%
8.20%
Other
Under 1%
58.40
3 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
B-
53.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
5 cases
0 cases
2 cases
16.50%
6.60%
29.30%
5.30%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
8,105
93
HAMILTON
COUNTY (HR 7)
F
A
HAYS
COUNTY (HR 7)
B
4
Population :
124,433

49.60%
1
12.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
64.60%
3.70%
30.30%
Other
1.50%
54.80
41 cases

2
STIs
2004:
34.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
55 cases
567 cases
7 cases
2 cases
18.70%
4.30%
12.40%
6.60%
2.94

Cancer in 20042:
17 deaths
(0.03%)
3 clinics
9,903 w/c
0

2

2

2
HILL
COUNTY (HR 7)
B-
Other
Under 1%
72.50
16 cases
35,426

50.40%
1
16.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
76.10%
7.50%
15.80%
2
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
26 cases
0 cases
67.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
44 cases
0 cases
2 cases

2

2

2
18.70%
5.30%
22.00%
6.00%
8.83

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinic
6,870 w/c
C
A
94

51.30%
1
14.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
79.70%
3.00%
15.90%
LAMPASAS
COUNTY (HR 7)
Other
1.40%
59.00

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
11 cases
0 cases
9 cases
52.60%
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
35 cases
1 case
1 case
19,669
19.00%
5.00%
16.40%
6.70%
12.56

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.04%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A

49.40%
1
11.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
66.50%
12.00%
20.90%
Other
Under 1%
60.80
9 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
14 cases
0 cases
B+
48.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
21 cases
5 cases
0 cases
19.80%
4.50%
14.90%
6.50%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
3,500 w/c

2

2

2
Population4:
16,526
95
LEE
COUNTY (HR 7)
LEON
COUNTY (HR 7)
B
4
Population :
16,346

50.70%
1
13.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
80.40%
10.20%
8.80%
Other
Under 1%
73.00
8 cases

2
STIs
2004:
45.30%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
11 cases
22 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.30%
5.10%
14.40%
7.60%
10.10

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
3,020 w/c

2

2

2
LIMESTONE
COUNTY (HR 7)
C+
48.90%
1

17.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
64.90%
19.30%
15.30%
Other
Under 1%
69.40
9 cases
Population4:
22,765

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
39 cases
3 cases
67.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
82 cases
2 cases
0 cases
19.40%
4.40%
36.70%
6.70%
11.11

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.01%)
1 clinic
4,370 w/c
0

2

2

2
B
A
96

51.30%
1
12.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
93.30%
Under 1%
5.30%
LLANO
COUNTY (HR 7)
Other
Under 1%
63.50

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
63.50%
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
3 cases
B
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
22 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18,237
14.50%
4.20%
22.20%
2.80%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
40.80%
1

20.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
60.50%
22.20%
16.60%
Other
Under 1%
73.90
6 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
8 cases
0 cases
66.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
22 cases
1 case
1 case
21.30%
6.90%
8.60%
13.10%
20.69

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.07%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
13,168
97
MADISON
COUNTY (HR 7)
F
A
MCLENNAN
COUNTY (HR 7)
C
Population4:
224,669

51.30%
18.30%
2
Race :
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
61.50%
15.50%
21.30%
56.60%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
43
cases
545
cases
1,137
cases
12 cases
2004:
Other
1.80%
65.20
164 cases
Hepatitis A
1 case

Cancer in 20042:
MILAM
COUNTY (HR 7)
C-
D
A
Other
Under 1%
86.20
16 cases
25,356
A
C
F
C
D
B

50.50%
1
16.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
67.50%
11.20%
20.60%
2
Population4:
16.70%
5.90%
30.10%
7.80%
11.03
22 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinics
52,290 w/c
0
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
29 cases
0 cases
58.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
75 cases
0 cases
0 cases

2

2

2
19.20%
5.60%
15.50%
11.70%
15.15

Cancer in 20042:
6 deaths
(0.06%)
1 clinic
5,070 w/c
B
A
98

50.00%
1
16.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
84.90%
1.20%
13.50%
MILLS
COUNTY (HR 7)
Other
Under 1%
67.80

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
62.10%
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
1 case
B
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
4 cases
0 cases
0 cases
5,238
17.20%
7.40%
11.10%
1.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
52.00%
1

18.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
59.30%
23.90%
16.10%
Other
Under 1%
73.60
8 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
34 cases
0 cases
60.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
46 cases
2 cases
4 cases
18.70%
6.00%
13.30%
8.30%
18.52

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.06%)
1 clinic
3,210 w/c
0

2

2

2
Population4:
16,195
99
ROBERTSON
COUNTY (HR 7)
B
A
SAN SABA
COUNTY (HR 7)
B
4
Population :
6,078

47.10%
1
18.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
73.70%
2.40%
23.30%
Other
Under 1%
59.90
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
81.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
7 cases
0 cases
0 cases
19.20%
5.20%
26.30%
6.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
1,010 w/c
0

2

2

2
TRAVIS
COUNTY (HR 7)
C+
Other
5.70%
69.30
514 cases
888,185

48.20%
1
14.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
53.40%
9.10%
31.80%
2
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
56 cases
Gonorrhea
1,259 cases
45.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
3,422 cases
161 cases
17 cases

2

2

2
19.30%
4.00%
17.50%
7.10%
5.83

81 deaths
(0.02%)
16 clinics
13,783 w/c
C
D
100

51.00%
1
13.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
69.60%
18.60%
10.30%
WASHINGTON
COUNTY (HR 7)
Other
1.50%
69.00

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
22 cases
1 case
C+
12 cases
55.00%
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
87 cases
1 case
0 cases
31,523
18.30%
6.50%
21.90%
9.30%
4.66

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
6,560 w/c

2

2

2

50.00%
7.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
72.30%
5.40%
18.90%
2

Syphilis
Gonorrhea
STIs2
105 cases
0 cases
2004:
Other
3.40%
76.40
161 cases
29.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
431 cases
11 cases
4 cases
21.20%

2.30%
9.40%
6.40%
A
A
B
3.70

Cancer in 20042:
27 deaths
(0.02%)
6 clinics
12,240 w/c
1
B
B
Population4:
333,459
101
WILLIAMSON
COUNTY (HR 7)
C
B
ATASCOSA
COUNTY (HR 8)
C4
Population :
43,229

50.60%
1
18.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
38.90%
Under 1%
59.90%
Other
Under 1%
73.70
24 cases

2
STIs
2004:
48.20%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
20 cases
129 cases
0 cases
0 cases
24.80%
7.10%
11.40%
10.00%
12.12

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinic
9,570 w/c

2

2

2
BANDERA
COUNTY (HR 8)
BPopulation4:
19,990
C
A
50.20%
1

12.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
85.20%
Under 1%
13.50%
Other
Under 1%
56.20

52.60%
STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
5 cases
0 cases
12 cases
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
20 cases
0 cases
0 cases
16.60%
4.60%
13.50%
7.80%
5.15

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
102

51.30%
17.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
33.60%
7.20%
56.60%
53.30%
2
AIDS
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
STIs
2,056
cases
202 cases
108
cases
6,971
2004:
cases
Other
2.60%
75.80
1,069 cases
Hepatitis A
23 cases
BEXAR
COUNTY (HR 8)
CPopulation4:
1,518,372

25.30%
5.90%
14.20%
9.00%
6.18
167 deaths
(0.03%)
30 clinics
11,573 w/c
16
F
C
B
D
C
C
C
F
49.80%
CALHOUN
COUNTY (HR 8)

16.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
50.50%
2.60%
42.90%
Other
4.00%
73.50
11 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
24 cases
0 cases
66.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
46 cases
1 case
0 cases
22.70%
7.90%
16.60%
6.90%
3.43

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
4,250 w/c
0

2

2

2
Population4:
20,608
103
C+
B
A
COMAL
COUNTY (HR 8)
C+
4
Population :
96,020

50.50%
1
9.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
75.30%
1.00%
22.80%
Other
1.00%
65.60
43 cases

2
STIs
2004:
17.70%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
14 cases
126 cases
5 cases
1 case
18.60%
4.90%
16.20%
7.10%
6.12

Cancer in 20042:
11 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
DEWITT
COUNTY (HR 8)
B20,507
48.20%
1

19.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
58.90%
11.30%
29.20%
Other
Under 1%
63.70
10 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
20 cases
1 case
65.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
49 cases
1 case
1 case
20.60%
5.00%
13.30%
6.90%
4.59

Cancer in 20042:
5 deaths
(0.06%)
1 clinic
3,730 w/c
0

2

2

2
B
A
104

51.10%
1
28.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
12.80%
Under 1%
85.60%
DIMMIT
COUNTY (HR 8)
Other
1.00%
94.70

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
3 cases
80.80%
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
C+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
32 cases
0 cases
0 cases
10,397
28.50%
10.00%
12.10%
8.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.03%)
2 clinics
1,110 w/c

2

2

2
48.90%
1

21.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
52.90%
Under 1%
46.60%
Other
Under 1%
81.20
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
C-
72.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
23.80%
14.30%
17.90%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.12%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
1,988
105
EDWARDS
COUNTY (HR 8)
F
A
FRIO
COUNTY (HR 8)
C+
4
Population :
16,389

45.30%
1
28.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
19.90%
4.50%
74.90%
Other
Under 1%
81.40
7 cases

2
STIs
2004:
86.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
9 cases
36 cases
0 cases
0 cases
28.10%
8.20%
14.20%
10.70%
4.29

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.02%)
2 clinics
1,580 w/c

2

2

2
GILLESPIE
COUNTY (HR 8)
C+
23,089
52.20%
1

10.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
82.30%
Under 1%
17.00%
Other
Under 1%
74.30
7 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
3 cases
1 case
62.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
18 cases
0 cases
0 cases
16.90%
6.00%
29.10%
8.00%
4.02

Cancer in 20042:
9 deaths
(0.09%)
1 clinic
3,670 w/c

2

2

2
B
A
106

50.60%
1
15.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
58.90%
4.50%
36.20%
GOLIAD
COUNTY (HR 8)
Other
Under 1%
58.00

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
50.70%
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
2 cases
B
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
12 cases
0 cases
0 cases
7,103
21.10%
5.60%
9.70%
4.20%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
50.40%
1

18.30%
2
Race :
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
48.90%
8.30%
42.20%
Other
Under 1%
94.90
5 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
12 cases
72.30%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
70 cases
2 cases
0 cases

22.60%
9.50%
D
F
19.20%
7.80%
14.01

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
0.03%)
1 clinic
4,000 w/c
0

2

2
107
B
A
GONZALES
COUNTY (HR 8)
CPopulation4:
19,589
GUADALUPE
COUNTY (HR 8)
B4
Population :
103,033

50.80%
1
11.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
58.10%
5.20%
35.10%
Other
1.70%
62.50
54 cases

2
STIs
2004:
42.50%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
3 cases
45 cases
165 cases
1 case
4 cases
21.10%
4.40%
12.80%
6.80%
4.44

Cancer in 20042:
8 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinic
21,750 w/c
0

2

2

2
JACKSON
COUNTY (HR 8)
C+
14,340
50.40%
1

14.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
65.00%
7.60%
26.50%
Other
Under 1%
69.90
5 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
19 cases
0 cases
60.30%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
42 cases
0 cases
2 cases
20.30%
5.70%
17.50%
6.70%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
108

40.40%
1
24.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
40.50%
9.80%
49.00%
KARNES
COUNTY (HR 8)
Other
Under 1%
72.70

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
73.10%
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
6 cases
C+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
48 cases
0 cases
1 case
15,353
25.10%
8.20%
23.50%
5.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.06%)
1 clinic
2,470 w/c
0

2

2

2
A
A
50.60%
1

8.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
81.00%
Under 1%
18.10%
Other
Under 1%
67.20
12 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
2 cases
1 case
21.30%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
36 cases
1 case
2 cases
17.40%
2.30%
14.10%
4.30%
2.87

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.01%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
Population4:
28,607
109
KENDALL
COUNTY (HR 8)
F
B
KERR
COUNTY (HR 8)
C
4
Population :
46,497

52.00%
1
13.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
76.60%
1.80%
20.60%
Other
1.00%
69.30
12 cases

2
STIs
2004:
71.70%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
18 cases
102 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.80%
4.90%
21.70%
6.60%
5.84

Cancer in 20042:
7 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
1

2

2

2
KINNEY
COUNTY (HR 8)
C
3,328

49.70%
1
18.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
45.80%
1.50%
52.50%
Other
Under 1%
64.10
2 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
93.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
6 cases
0 cases
0 cases
21.20%
3.00%
6.10%
15.20%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.07%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
110
45.90%
LA SALLE
COUNTY (HR 8)

26.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
17.90%
3.10%
78.50%
Other
Under 1%
77.40

2

STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
2 cases
76.10%
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
15 cases
0 cases
0 cases
6,016

28.50%
9.40%
F
F
25.90%
5.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.05%)
2 clinics
575 w/c
0

2

2
A
A

51.70%
1
12.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
79.30%
7.30%
13.00%
Other
Under 1%
71.00
4 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
13 cases
0 cases
50.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
31 cases
1 case
1 case
17.20%
3.80%
9.00%
7.70%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.05%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
18,927
111
LAVACA
COUNTY (HR 8)
F
A
MAVERICK
COUNTY (HR 8)
C4
Population :
51,183

52.10%
1
27.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
3.30%
Under 1%
95.30%
Other
1.40%
99.70
30 cases

2
STIs
2004:
68.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
10 cases
108 cases
2 cases
3 cases
30.40%
8.10%
24.80%
8.40%
8.23

Cancer in 20042:
6 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
11,500 w/c
0

2

2

2
MEDINA
COUNTY (HR 8)
B43,029
49.00%
1

15.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
50.80%
1.90%
46.50%
Other
Under 1%
69.60
28 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
26 cases
3 cases
37.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
101 cases
1 case
1 case
22.50%
4.90%
12.50%
7.70%
3.48

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.02%)
2 clinics
4,340 w/c
1

2

2

2
B
B
112

51.00%
1
20.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
75.70%
Under 1%
23.30%
REAL
COUNTY (HR 8)
Other
Under 1%
67.60

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
156.40%*
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
0 cases
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
4 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.00%
8.80%
20.60
5.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
2 clinics
265 w/c
0

2

2

2
Other
Under 1%
87.40
9 cases

Syphilis
Gonorrhea
7 cases
1 case
UVALDE
COUNTY (HR 8)
94.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
138 cases
1 case
0 cases
26.00%
9.30%
12.80%
7.00%
14.86

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
5,870 w/c
0

2

2

2
Population4:
26,958
113
* Medicaid covered births

is 156.4% because births
are recorded by county of
residents. After giving
birth, some mothers move
to a different county and
apply for Medicaid. According to the Department
of Heath and Services,
this produces minor data
discrepancies.
51.40%

22.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
31.30%
Under 1%
67.80%
STIs
2004:
3,031
B
A
VAL VERDE
COUNTY (HR 8)
C+
4
Population :
47,598

51.40%
1
22.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
21.10%
1.50%
76.40%
Other
1.00%
100.00
22 cases

2
STIs
2004:
60.20%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
8 cases
149 cases
3 cases
3 cases
27.30%
8.90%
11.60%
6.70%
3.00

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.01%)
1 clinics
10,270 w/c
0

2

2

2
VICTORIA
COUNTY (HR 8)
C
Population4:
85,649
C
A
51.40%
1

16.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
50.00%
6.30%
42.40%
Other
1.20%
78.10

66.60%
STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
140 cases
2 cases
50 cases
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
358 cases
2 cases
0 cases
22.80%
6.80%
10.70%
7.20%
4.97

Cancer in 20042:
8 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinic
19,100 w/c
2

2

2

2
D
C
114

50.20%
1
11.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
60.80%
1.10%
37.50%
WILSON
COUNTY (HR 8)
Other
Under 1%
60.70

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
39.20%
Gonorrhea
12 cases
1 case
17 cases
BPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
69 cases
3 cases
0 cases
37,530
21.20%
5.20%
11.60%
5.90%
6.54

4 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
7,680 w/c
0

2

2

2
C
A
50.50%
ZAVALA
COUNTY (HR 8)

31.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
49.90%
11.40%
34.90%
Other
3.80%
105.10
6 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
C-
72.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
40 cases
1 case
2 cases
11,797
30.00%
8.30%
21.70%
6.60%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.09%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
115
Population4:
F
A
ANDREWS
COUNTY (HR 9)
C
4
Population :
12,893

50.70%
1
14.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
53.90%
1.70%
43.00%
Other
1.30%
78.80
9 cases

2
STIs
2004:
60.30%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
6 cases
47 cases
1 case
0 cases
32.80%
4.30%
13.80%
9.50%
14.20

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
2,960 w/c
0

2

2

2
BORDEN
COUNTY (HR 9)
B+
648
50.50%
1

6.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
87.30%
Under 1%
12.10%
Other
Under 1%
14.80
0 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
0.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
0 cases
19.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
116

49.90%
1
13.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
79.10%
1.90%
18.20%
COKE
COUNTY (HR 9)
Other
Under 1%
49.90

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
59.10%
Gonorrhea
11 cases
0 cases
3 cases
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
23 cases
0 cases
0 cases
3,613
17.00%
6.70%
16.70%
20.00%
66.70

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
34.00%
1

19.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
56.50%
Under 1%
42.30%
Other
Under 1%
82.90
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
63.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
5 cases
0 cases
0 cases
25.10%
11.10%
30.60%
5.60%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
3,736
117
CONCHO
COUNTY (HR 9)
F
A
CRANE
COUNTY (HR 9)
B4
Population :
3,840

51.60%
1
10.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
50.60%
3.00%
45.90%
Other
Under 1%
76.40
2 cases

2
STIs
2004:
23.20%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
6 cases
0 cases
1 case
23.90%
6.60%
4.90%
4.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.19%)
1 clinic
870 w/c
0

2

2

2
CROCKETT
COUNTY (HR 9)
C-
50.90%

15.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
42.60%
Under 1%
56.10%
Other
Under 1%
79.90
1 case
3,934
Population4:
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
83.30%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
12 cases
0 cases
0 cases
24.30%
8.30%
28.30%
3.30%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
118

44.10%
1
22.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
40.30%
8.60%
50.60%
DAWSON
COUNTY (HR 9)
Other
Under 1%
79.70

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
66.50%
Gonorrhea
9 cases
0 cases
6 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
39 cases
0 cases
0 cases
14,259
24.50%
9.70%
22.20%
12.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.02%)
1 clinic
2,540 w/c

2

2

2
A
A
51.20%
ECTOR
COUNTY (HR 9)

19.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
46.80%
4.70%
47.20%
Other
1.30%
86.10
108 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
116 cases
0 cases
79.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
514 cases
7 cases
3 cases
22.30%
7.40%
10.70%
9.60%
5.20

Cancer in 20042:
16 deaths
(0.03%)
2 clinics
14,320 w/c
0

2

2

2
119
C
A
C
Population4:
125,341
GAINES
COUNTY (HR 9)
C4
Population :
14,713

50.90%
1
18.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
59.00%
2.20%
38.30%
Other
Under 1%
100.40
7 cases

2
STIs
2004:
74.40%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
2 cases
17 cases
0 cases
0 cases
22.70%
6.70%
46.60%
7.70%
19.20

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
3,320 w/c

2

2

2
GLASSCOCK
COUNTY (HR 9)
C+
46.90%
1

7.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
68.60%
Under 1%
30.60%
Other
Under 1%
31.50
0 cases
Population4:
1,328

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
16.70%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
21.10%
14.30%
14.30%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
120

45.50%
1
19.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
54.60%
4.40%
39.90%
HOWARD
COUNTY (HR 9)
Other
1.10%
83.20

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
76.30%
Gonorrhea
19 cases
0 cases
16 cases
D
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
74 cases
3 cases
2 cases
32,524
23.00%
10.30%
32.20%
11.20%
4.30

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
49.80%
1

8.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
75.20%
Under 1%
24.40%
Other
Under 1%
26.20
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
B+
55.60%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
3 cases
0 cases
0 cases
20.30%
0.00%
11.10%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
1,758
121
IRION
COUNTY (HR 9)
F
A
KIMBLE
COUNTY (HR 9)
B4
Population :
4,593

51.30%
1
16.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
77.00%
Under 1%
22.20%
Other
Under 1%
58.20
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
84.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
5 cases
0 cases
0 cases
18.70%
2.40%
23.80%
9.50%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
LOVING
COUNTY (HR 9)
A63
53.30%
1

15.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
87.30%
0.00%
12.70%
Other
0.00%
0.00
0 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
0.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
0 cases
15.90%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
122

50.70%
1
17.50%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
55.60%
1.70%
42.30%
MARTIN
COUNTY (HR 9)
Other
Under 1%
68.80

86.20%
STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
5 cases
0 cases
C+
4 cases
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
7 cases
0 cases
0 cases
4,393
22.30%
9.10%
30.80%
7.60%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
1,060 w/c
0

2

2

2
A
A
52.30%
1

12.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
77.40%
Under 1%
21.80%
Other
Under 1%
57.20
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
1 case
44.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
3 cases
0 cases
0 cases
17.90%
0.00%
34.40%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
3,880
123
MASON
COUNTY (HR 9)
F
A
MCCULLOCH
COUNTY (HR 9)
D
4
Population :
7,957

52.30%
1
20.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
69.80%
1.50%
28.20%
Other
Under 1%
66.50
5 cases

2
STIs
2004:
81.10%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
17 cases
0 cases
0 cases
19.60%
7.50%
29.00%
10.80%
10.75

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
MENARD
COUNTY (HR 9)
C2,202
* Medicaid covered
births is 109.5% because
births are recorded by
county of residents. After
giving birth, some mothers move to a different
county and apply for
Medicaid. According to
the Department of Heath
and Services, this produces minor data discrepancies.
49.60%
1

21.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
66.40%
Under 1%
32.00%
Other
1.20%
67.90
1 case
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
109.50%*
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
5 cases
0 cases
0 cases
19.00%
15.40%
19.20%
11.50%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.10%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
124

51.50%
1
14.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
58.30%
7.10%
32.90%
MIDLAND
COUNTY (HR 9)
Other
1.60%
75.90

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
62.20%
Gonorrhea
186 cases
0 cases
68 cases
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
454 cases
6 cases
3 cases
121,372
21.10%
5.60%
15.90%
8.40%
8.34

Cancer in 20042:
9 deaths
(0.02%)
3 clinics
9,033 w/c

2

2

2
C
B
44.40%
1

20.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
32.30%
4.00%
62.90%
Other
Under 1%
89.50
11 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
C-
73.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
52 cases
0 cases
1 case
26.50%
11.20%
18.60%
4.80%
11.50

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
15,859
125
PECOS
COUNTY (HR 9)
F
A
REAGAN
COUNTY (HR 9)
C
4
Population :
2,997

50.40%
1
12.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
44.60%
3.10%
51.80%
Other
Under 1%
73.80
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
75.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
23.90%
17.00%
25.50%
4.30%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
REEVES
COUNTY (HR 9)
B11,640
46.70%
1

25.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
23.20%
1.90%
74.20%
Other
Under 1%
75.00
6 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
83.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
31 cases
0 cases
0 cases
26.60%
6.80%
13.80%
5.60%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
126

50.70%
1
13.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
52.10%
1.30%
46.10%
SCHLEICHER
COUNTY (HR 9)
Other
Under 1%
70.40

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
46.20%
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
1 case
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
7 cases
0 cases
0 cases
2,745
23.00%
10.30%
25.60%
2.60%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.08%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
51.40%
1

11.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
67.10%
Under 1%
32.50%
Other
Under 1%
21.20
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
44.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
21.20%
0.00%
33.30%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.18%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
1,304
127
STERLING
COUNTY (HR 9)
F
A
SUTTON
COUNTY (HR 9)
C
4
Population :
4,214

49.80%
1
12.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
46.00%
Under 1%
53.00%
Other
Under 1%
92.70
3 cases

2
STIs
2004:
64.60%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
2 cases
10 cases
0 cases
0 cases
24.50%
4.20%
21.10%
11.30%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
TERRELL
COUNTY (HR 9)
C
997
50.10%
1

15.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
48.20%
0.00%
49.70%
Other
2.10%
66.30
1 case
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
54.50%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
0 cases
0 cases
22.30%
9.10%
18.20%
9.10%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
128

51.90%
1
16.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
60.30%
4.30%
33.80%
TOM GREEN
COUNTY (HR 9)
Other
1.60%
69.90

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
40 cases
62.80%
Gonorrhea
84 cases
0 cases
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
442 cases
3 cases
6 cases
103,613
21.80%
5.50%
17.40%
9.00%
8.80

Cancer in 20042:
11 deaths
(0.03%)
1 clinic
23,860 w/c
1

2

2

2
D
B
51.10%
1

15.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
53.10%
1.50%
44.60%
Other
Under 1%
81.70
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
45.80%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
6 cases
0 cases
0 cases
22.50%
11.80%
12.20%
7.80%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
1 clinic
700 w/c
0

2

2

2
Population4:
3,058
129
UPTON
COUNTY (HR 9)
A
A
WARD
COUNTY (HR 9)
B4
Population :
10,239

50.20%
1
17.10%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
50.70%
4.70%
43.80%
Other
Under 1%
78.10
7 cases

2
STIs
2004:
77.30%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
19 cases
0 cases
1 case
22.80%
6.40%
12.40%
7.10%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.07%)
1 clinic
2,150 w/c

2

2

2
WINKLER
COUNTY (HR 9)
C
6,690
51.20%
1

15.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
51.20%
1.80%
46.50%
Other
Under 1%
75.80
2 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
4 cases
0 cases
77.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
16 cases
1 case
0 cases
22.90%
9.90%
11.00%
9.90%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.07%)
1 clinic
1,500 w/c
0

2

2

2
A
A
130

49.90%
1
16.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
52.10%
1.00%
45.60%
Other
1.20%
62.20

60.20%
2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
BREWSTER
COUNTY (HR 10)
5 cases
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
27 cases
0 cases
2 cases
9,080
23.10%

5.00%
13.90%
10.00%
B
B
F

Cancer in 20042:
0.00
1 death
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0
C
F
A
50.70%
CULBERSON
COUNTY (HR 10)

22.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
25.30%
Under 1%
73.00%
Other
1.00%
46.30
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
47.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
8 cases
0 cases
0 cases
2,628
26.60%
12.00%
37.50%
8.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.10%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
131
Population4:
F
A
EL PASO
COUNTY (HR 10)
D
Population4:
721,600

52.10%
1
24.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
14.60%
2.80%
81.00%
58.50%
STIs2
2004:
Other
1.70%
88.90
383 cases
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
9 cases
270 cases
2,509 cases
70 cases
19 cases

2

2

2

2
C3,297
6.10%
33.10%
8.80%
3.89

Cancer in 20042:
82 deaths
(0.03%)
11 clinics
15,195 w/c
7
C
D
F
50.90%
1

26.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
22.60%
Under 1%
76.20%
Other
1.10%
68.50
1 case
Population4:
HUDSPETH
COUNTY (HR 10)
32.80%

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
2 cases
0 cases
15.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
6 cases
0 cases
0 cases
27.40%
5.90%
42.90%
2.00%
19.60

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
132

49.20%
11.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
63.40%
Under 1%
35.40%
50.00%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
0
cases
0
cases
1
case
0 cases
2004:
Other
Under 1%
50.20
2 cases
Hepatitis A
0 cases
JEFF DAVIS
COUNTY (HR 10)
CPopulation4:
2,306

Cancer in 20042:
20.70%
9.50%
33.30%
4.80%
0.00
1 death
(0.10%)
0 clinics
N/A
0
C
F
F
A
A
F
F
A
52.80%
1

26.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
14.30%
Under 1%
85.20%
Other
Under 1%
97.80
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
C-
74.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
14 cases
0 cases
0 cases
27.00%
9.40%
32.80%
7.50%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.03%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
7,724
133
PRESIDIO
COUNTY (HR 10)
F
A
ARANSAS
COUNTY (HR 11)
B
4
Population :
24,641

50.80%
1
18.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
74.60%
1.40%
20.90%
Other
3.60%
66.20
26 cases

2
STIs
2004:
72.50%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1 case
21 cases
78 cases
1 case
0 cases
15.30%
4.70%
16.70%
7.80%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.04%)
1 clinic
4,250 w/c
0

2

2

2
BEE
COUNTY (HR 11)
C+
32,874
39.50%
1

24.90%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
34.10%
9.40%
55.70%
Other
Under 1%
69.00
16 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
22 cases
0 cases
77.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
130 cases
1 case
1 case
27.00%
7.00%
24.40%
6.80%
5.40

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.02%)
1 clinic
5,680 w/c
0

2

2

2
B
A
134

52.50%
1
28.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
7.70%
Under 1%
91.90%
Other
Under 1%
92.50

86.70%
2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
1 case
14 cases
BROOKS
COUNTY (HR 11)
C
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
42 cases
0 cases
4 cases
7,688
28.40%

11.50%
13.10%
10.10%
F
B
F

Cancer in 20042:
0.00
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0
A
A
F
A

52.00%
1
29.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
13.20%
Under 1%
85.80%
Other
Under 1%
105.80
477 cases

STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
2 cases
Gonorrhea
101 cases
75.10%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1,306 cases
44 cases
44 cases
32.60%
6.70%
F
C
33.80%
7.40%
6.70

Cancer in 20042:
28 deaths
(0.02%)
11 clinics
7,647 w/c
2

2

2
135
CPopulation4:
378,312

CAMERON
COUNTY (HR 11)
C
C
DUVAL
COUNTY (HR 11)
D
4
Population :
12,580

48.90%
1
25.30%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
11.10%
Under 1%
88.10%
Other
Under 1%
89.10
18 cases

2
STIs
2004:
72.60%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
4 cases
32 cases
0 cases
0 cases
28.70%
8.40%
16.80%
12.40%
4.24

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
30.50%
Hispanic
9.00%
Under 1%
89.90%
Other
Under 1%
110.60
638 cases
Population4:
678,277
51.20%
HIDALGO
COUNTY (HR 11) Race2:
Anglo
Black

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
131 cases
5 cases
82.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
1,666 cases
49 cases
32 cases
33.80%
6.00%
18.40%
6.40%
4.00

Cancer in 20042:
49 deaths
(0.02%)
19 clinics
7,887 w/c
3

2

2

2
C
D
136

51.00%
1
22.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
9.00%
Under 1%
90.20%
JIM HOGG
COUNTY (HR 11)
Other
Under 1%
80.90

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
1 case
0 cases
4 cases
81.40%
C+
Population4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
21 cases
0 cases
1 case
5,030
28.20%
7.10%
19.00%
2.40%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2

51.20%
1
21.40%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
22.10%
Under 1%
76.70%
74.00%
STIs2
2004:
Syphilis
0 cases
Gonorrhea
18 cases
F
A
Other
Under 1%
80.80
53 cases
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
158 cases
1 case
0 cases
137
27.80%
8.30%
19.60%
12.20%
8.22

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.01%)
1 clinic
9,050 w/c
CPopulation4:
40,952

JIM WELLS
COUNTY (HR 11)
F
D
D
F
C
B
C
KENEDY
COUNTY (HR 11)
B
4
Population :
418

48.80%
1
14.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
21.40%
0.00%
78.40%
Other
Under 1%
44.10
0 cases

2
STIs
2004:
20.00%
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
0 cases
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
27.30%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
KLEBERG
COUNTY (HR 11)
C30,759
49.60%
1

22.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
27.70%
3.80%
66.30%
Other
2.20%
68.70
37 cases
Population4:

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
38 cases
0 cases
79.90%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
181 cases
1 case
0 cases
27.50%
7.90%
13.40%
9.10%
14.14

Cancer in 20042:
7 deaths
(0.06%)
2 clinics
3,675 w/c
0

2

2

2
B
A
138

44.70%
1
18.00%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
58.00%
2.30%
39.20%
LIVE OAK
COUNTY (HR 11)
Other
Under 1%
57.60

2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
68.30%
Gonorrhea
2 cases
0 cases
5 cases
CPopulation4:
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
17 cases
0 cases
0 cases
11,719
22.10%
2.70%
26.40%
9.10%
9.09

Cancer in 20042:
3 deaths
(0.07%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
50.30%
1

11.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
65.30%
1.30%
33.30%
Other
Under 1%
43.20
1 case

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
0 cases
0 cases
60.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
2 cases
0 cases
0 cases
21.40%
0.00%
14.30%
0.00%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
0 deaths
(0.00%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
Population4:
885
139
MCMULLEN
COUNTY (HR 11)
F
A
NUECES
COUNTY (HR 11)
C
Population4:
319,704

51.20%
19.40%
2
Race :
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
34.80%
4.10%
59.00%
64.80%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
2
cases
475
cases
1,426
cases
30 cases
2004:
Other
2.00%
72.60
399 cases
Hepatitis A
10 cases

Cancer in 20042:
REFUGIO
COUNTY (HR 11)
C7,642
F
C
B
D
C
B
C
C
51.30%
1

14.70%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
45.50%
7.00%
46.60%
Other
Under 1%
65.40
7 cases
Population4:
24.90%
6.30%
13.60%
9.30%
7.57
31 deaths
(0.02%)
5 clinics
14,408 w/c
2

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
7 cases
0 cases
40.00%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
26 cases
0 cases
0 cases
22.30%
9.60%
17.00%
5.30%
10.64

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.06%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
F
A
140

50.90%
18.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
44.80%
3.00%
50.80%
62.00%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
25
cases
0
cases
177
cases
1 case
2004:
SAN PATRICIO
COUNTY (HR 11)
Other
1.40%
84.10
103 cases
Hepatitis A
0 cases
Population4:
69,210

23.00%
7.20%
14.50%
8.60%
9.05
D
D
B
D
D

5 deaths
(0.02%)
4 clinics
3,798 w/c
0
B
A
51.80%
1

34.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
1.90%
0.00%
97.70%
Other
Under 1%
111.00
48 cases

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
9 cases
0 cases
68.40%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
122 cases
0 cases
1 case
30.50%
8.20%
20.50%
7.80%
3.35

Cancer in 20042:
4 deaths
(0.02%)
2 clinics
6,905 w/c
0

2

2

2
Population4:
60,941
141
STARR
COUNTY (HR 11)
C
A
WEBB
COUNTY (HR 11)
C
Population4:
224,696

51.70%
1
26.80%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
4.50%
Under 1%
94.70%
72.30%
2
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
STIs
1 case
35 cases
578 cases
16
2004:
cases
Other
Under 1%
115.90
223 cases
Hepatitis A
25 cases

34.80%
6.80%

29.60%
7.10%
4.64
13 deaths
(0.02%)
7 clinics
7,402 w/c
1
WILLACY
COUNTY (HR 11)
C
20,383
C
B
48.80%
1

29.60%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
11.00%
1.90%
86.80%
Other
Under 1%
99.70
22 cases
Population4:
F
D
F
B
B
B

2
STIs
2004:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
3 cases
0 cases
83.20%
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
65 cases
4 cases
0 cases
29.40%
10.00%
42.20%
7.10%
2.43

Cancer in 20042:
2 deaths
(0.03%)
2 clinics
2,150 w/c
0

2

2

2
A
A
142
50.60%
ZAPATA
COUNTY (HR 11)

27.20%
Race2:
Anglo
Black
Hispanic
12.80%
Under 1%
86.80%
Other
Under 1%
104.70

2

STIs2
2004:
12 cases
72.60%
Population4:
Syphilis
Gonorrhea
Chlamydia
AIDS
Hepatitis A
0 cases
2 cases
29 cases
0 cases
1 case
29.40%
11.10%
23.60%
6.70%
0.00

Cancer in 20042:
1 death
(0.02%)
0 clinics
N/A
0

2

2

2
143
F
A
13,373
Reform Suggestions
In order to improve womens health, Texas needs to promote:
Responsible Sex Education. Texas spent $17 million dollars on abstinence-only programs in 2007.1 However, a national study recently revealed that abstinence-only sex
education does not deter teenagers from having sex.2 As responsible parents and community members, we must provide our youths with the knowledge to make safe, informed decisions. Currently 22 states have declined abstinence-only funding from the
national government, opting instead to fund abstinence-plus education, which emphasizes abstinence but educates individuals about all aspects of sexual health.
Access. There must be an increase in family planning clinics in urban and rural counties.
Family planning clinics provide contraception services, cancer screenings, fertility
awareness and counseling, and testing and treatment for sexually transmitted infections
(STIs). These services are essential to every community. Without access to family planning clinics, women risk leaving STIs and cancer undetected or untreated, and have less
access to protection against unplanned pregnancies.
Insurance Coverage. Women cannot have healthy babies if they cannot afford medical
care, just as people cannot live healthy lives if they are unable to afford preventive services and medical attention. Thus, before any progress can be made, we must address
the high rates of uninsured Texans. Texas currently has the highest rate of uninsured
adults in the nation.
Community Involvement. We must foster strong community initiatives that prioritize
womens health and highlight the needs and voices of those women most affected by
healthcare inequities. Communities can no longer ignore the dangerous problems of domestic violence and gender marginalization. Womens health is closely linked to many
larger social justice issues.
Sex Education: Does Teaching Abstinence Work? Austin American Statesman. 2008. 14 July 2008.
<http://www.statesman.com/news/content/news/stories/local/07/13/0713abstinence.html>.
2
Abstinence-Only and Comprehensive Sex Education and the Initiation of Sexual Activity and Teen
Pregnancy. Journal of Adolescent Health. 2008. 23 October 2008.
<http://www.jahonline.org/article/S1054-139X(07)00426-0/abstract>
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Endnotes
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Texas. FedStats. 2008. 15 June 2008. <http://www.fedstats.gov/qf/states/48000.html>.
2004 Health Facts for Texas, Public Health Regions and Counties. Texas Department of State
Health Services. 2007. 29 May 2008. <http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/chs/cfs/cshdpa04.shtm>.
Texas Birth Defects by County. Texas Department of State Health Services. 2007. 12 June 2008.
<http://soupfin.tdh.state.tx.us/defectc07.htm>.
Texas Uninsured County by County. Texas Medical Association. 2005. 07 June 2008
<http://www.texmed.org/Template.aspx?id=5517>.
Family Planning Clinic Locator. Texas Department of Health Services. 2005. 07 June 2008.
<http://www.dshs.state.tx.us/famplan/locator.shtm>.
Contraceptive Needs and Services. The Alan Guttmacher Institute. 2002. 25 June 2008.
<http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/win/states/texas.pdf>.
Texas Women Killed by their Intimate Partner. Texas council on Family Violence. 2006. 29 May
2008. <http://www.tcfv.org/pdf/dvam07/women%20killed%202006.pdf>.
PO Box 684602
Austin, TX 78768
Phone: (512) 462-1661
Email: info@prochoicetexas.org
Fax: (512) 462-2007

Website: www.prochoicetexas.org
This report was researched and written by Nhu-Y Le, under the supervision of NARAL
Pro-Choice Texas Foundation Executive Director Sara Cleveland. We are grateful to
Liza Fuentes of the National Latina Institute for Reproductive Health for her assistance
with this report.
NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation Mission Statement:

NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation's mission is to support and protect, as a fundamental right and value, a woman's freedom to make personal decisions regarding the full
range of reproductive choices through education, training, organizing, legal action, and
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Exposing the State of Womens Health in

Updated October 2008

one in five people in Texas are uninsured;

NARAL Pro-Choice Texas Foundation is proud to present a reproductive health

Percentage of uninsured people in 2005

Low Birth Weight Babies

Late or No Prenatal Care

Percent Breast Cancer Deaths

Regional Medical Directors

Rankings By Counties - Quick Guide

Anderson, Andrews, Austin, Brewster, Brooks, Brown, Caldwell, Callahan, Cass,

Rankings By Health Regions

Poverty vs. Wom en's Health Grades for Texas Counties

Percent of Population Under Poverty Line Per County 2004

tend to have lower womens health quality.

Percent Minority vs. Wom en's Health Grades for Texas

Percent of People of Color in County Population 2004

Women's Health GPA

Percent Anglo vs. Wom en's Health Grades for Texas

Percent of Anglo in County Population 2004

Several counties revealed interesting data:

Health Regions in Texas

Females in Population 20061:

Estimated Cases of Reported Birth Defects 20043:

Medicaid Covered Births 2004 :

Womens Health and Reproductive Health Report Card

Percent Uninsured 20054:

Late or No Prenatal Care 2004 :

Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 live births) 20042:

Percent of Females Ages 15+ Who Died from Breast

Teenage Mothers 2004 :

Females in Population 20061:

Estimated Cases of Reported Birth Defects 20043:

Womens Health and Reproductive Health Report Card

Percent Uninsured 20054:

Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 live births) 20042:

Women Killed by Intimate Partners 20067:

Females in Population 20061:

Fertility Rate (per 1,000 females ages 15-44) 20042:

Estimated Cases of Reported Birth Defects 2004 :

Medicaid Covered Births 2004 :

Womens Health and Reproductive Health Report Card

Percent Uninsured 20054::

Teenage Mothers 20042:

Late or No Prenatal Care 20042:

Low Birth Weight Babies 2004 :

Percent of Females Ages 15+ Who Died from Breast

Females in Population 20061:

People Below Poverty Line 2004 :

Estimated Cases of Reported Birth Defects 20043:

Medicaid Covered Births 20042:

Womens Health and Reproductive Health Report Card

Percent Uninsured 20054:

Infant Mortality Rate (per 1,000 live births) 2004 :

Percent of Females Ages 15+ Who Died from

Teenage Mothers 2004 :

Late or No Prenatal Care 2004 :

Low Birth Weight Babies 2004 :

Females in Population 20061:

People Below Poverty Line 2004 :

Estimated Cases of Reported Birth Defects 20043:

Medicaid Covered Births 2004 :

Womens Health and Reproductive Health Report Card