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Percentage of adults aged 18-65 years who had ever been tested for HIV in the United States as of 2018, by state

Characteristic	Percentage of adults
DC	76.7%
Puerto Rico	61.5%
New York	57%
Maryland	55.4%
Florida	52.8%
North Carolina	52.1%
Georgia	52%
New Jersey	49.8%
California	49%
Louisiana	48.6%
Delaware	48.6%
Rhode Island	48.4%
Virginia	47.3%
Mississippi	47.3%
Nevada	47.2%
Texas	47.1%
Alabama	45.8%
Connecticut	45.8%
Michigan	45.8%
Oregon	45.7%
Arizona	45.5%
Alaska	45.4%
Washington	44.9%
Massachusetts	44.6%
Arkansas	44.4%
South Carolina	44.3%
Vermont	44.1%
Tennessee	42.5%
New Hampshire	42%
Colorado	41.5%
Pennsylvania	41.4%
Indiana	41.2%
Ohio	39.6%
Maine	39.5%
Missouri	39.4%
Kentucky	39.3%
Illinois	38.7%
New Mexico	38.4%
Wyoming	38%
Montana	37.4%
Oklahoma	36.4%
Hawaii	35.9%
Idaho	35.4%
Guam	35.2%
West Virginia	35.1%
Minnesota	35.1%
Kansas	34.5%
Wisconsin	33.9%
North Dakota	33.6%
South Dakota	32%
Iowa	30.6%
Nebraska	29.6%
Utah	24.7%

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April 2021

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2018

Age group

18-65 years

Special properties

Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)

Method of interview

Telephone interview

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In 2018, lifetime HIV testing rates among U.S. adults aged 18-65 years varied widely across the states. In Utah just 24.7 percent of adults had been tested for HIV sometime in their life. On the other hand, more than double this amount, 57 percent had been tested for HIV in the state of New York. Puerto Rico and District of Columbia both recorded even higher rates of HIV testing. This statistic shows the percentage of adults aged 18-65 years who had ever received HIV testing in the United States in 2018, by state.