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HPV Fact Sheet # 2
GENERAL HPV
INFORMATION
YEAR
 Total
Female
Population
 Total Black
Female
Population
 Total Black
Female
18+
Population
 Actual
Numbers  
Cervical
Cancer
Deaths
 Percentage
of the 18+
Black
Female
Population
 Percentage
of the  
Total Black
Female
Population
 Percentage
of the  
Total
Female
Population
2006
HPV Vaccine
Approved for
public uses
 308,896
 181, 219
 141,658
 7
 .00494
 .00386
 .00226
2005
 307,249
 182,918
 142,658
 13
 .00911
 .00710
 .00423
2004
 306,286
 184,842
 143,743
 8
 .00556
 .00432
 .00261
2003
HPV Vaccine
Discovered
 305,121
 186,334
 144,720
 14
 .00967
 .00751
 .00458
2002
 306,117
 188,437
 145,938
 8
 .00548
 .00424
 .00261
2001
 305,346
 189,725
 146,682
 14
 .00954
 .00737
 .00458
2000
 302,693
 190,768
 146,979
 14
 .00952
 .00733
 .00462
1999
 302,619
 181, 219
 143, 558
 18
 .012
 .00993
 .00594

CERVICAL CANCER DEATHS OF WASHINGTON DC
Cervical cancer Mortality Vital Statistics File 1999-2006 Results for the District of Columbia
Population Numbers: provided by Prepared by D.C. Office of Planning/State Data Center   
Source: Population Division, U.S. Census Bureau 801 North Capitol Street, NE Washington,  
DC 20002 Suite 4000 (202) 442 7600, (202) 442-7638 FAX,  www.planning.dc.gov
Cervical Cancer Mortality Information: provided by Cancer Statistics Branch /                     
Surveillance Research Program / Division of Cancer Control and Population Sciences            
National Cancer Institute / Bethesda, MD 20892-8316. The Surveillance, Epidemiology and    
End Results (SEER) Program, is a premier source for cancer statistics in the United States.   
Health Statistician- 301-402-5330. http://seer.cancer.gov/ Only the race of Black Females in   
Washington DC who died from cervical cancer was provided in this report.