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A Demographic and Epidemiological Study of New York State Inmate AIDS Mortalities, 1981-1987

New York State, with the second largest correctional system in the nation, has had the highest number of inmate Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome mortalities since the first confirmed inmate death in 1981. As of September 1, 1988, there have been 689 reported inmate AIDS deaths in the state’s correctional system (Gido and Gaunay, 1988).1 Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome accounted for 59 percent of New York correctional facility deaths for the period January 1, 1988, through September 1, 1988 (Gido and Gaunay, 1988).