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Table 4.  Prevalence of Self-Reported Diabetes Among American Indians and Alaska Natives, by State

 

Total Population

Women

Men

State

Respondents

%

95% C.I.

Respondents

%

95% C.I.

Respondents

%

95% C.I.

Alabama

118

10.6

3.9–17.3

59

13.6

2.2–25.1

59

10.2

1.4–18.9

Alaska

1581

5.1

3.3–6.9

912

4.7

2.7–6.7

669

5.6

2.6–8.6

Arizona

395

15.0

9.6–20.4

254

15.4

9.2–21.6

141

14.1

5.7–22.5

Arkansas

168

7.8

3.7–11.8

94

8.8

3.6–14.0

74

6.4

0–12.9

California

120

10.4

4.5–16.3

75

12.1

4.1–20.0

45

 

Colorado

80

10.4

0.9–19.8

53

8.2

0–17.4

27

 

Connecticut

102

6.6

1.4–11.8

51

4.9

0–11.5

51

7.6

0.9–14.3

Delaware

86

13.7

6.1–21.2

46

 

40

 

District of Columbia

32

 

14

 

18

 

Florida

155

13.2

5.7–20.8

79

12.5

2.7–22.4

76

13.5

3.0–24.1

Georgia

139

3.2

0.6–5.7

73

1.3

0–3.3

66

3.7

0.4–6.9

Hawaii

82

6.6

1.3–11.9

45

 

37

 

Idaho

189

12.0

6.9–17.1

115

14.9

7.6–22.1

74

8.4

2.4–14.5

Illinois

117

10.1

5.1–15.0

68

10.7

3.8–17.6

49

 

Indiana

118

8.4

3.0–13.7

63

11.0

3.8–18.3

55

6.2

0–13.3

Iowa

39

 

25

 

14

 

Kansas

137

8.0

3.6–12.3

80

12.1

4.2–20.0

57

5.6

0.8–10.4

Kentucky

99

14.4

3.6–25.2

36

 

63

9.0

0.7–17.2

Louisiana

150

7.4

2.6–12.1

97

9.4

2.1–16.6

53

8.0

0–17.0

Maine

90

9.2

2.9–15.6

50

11.0

2.9–19.1

40

 

Maryland

102

12.3

3.6–20.9

52

9.9

2.1–17.6

50

10.8

0.3–21.3

Massachusetts

148

8.2

2.2–14.3

89

7.6

1.9–13.2

59

9.0

0–19.7

Michigan

102

17.5

9.9–25.1

55

15.1

5.4–24.8

47

 

Minnesota

85

12.7

6.0–19.3

49

 

36

 

Mississippi

63

21.5

10.9–32.1

42

 

21

 

Missouri

159

6.3

2.6–10.1

77

5.4

0–11.3

82

8.2

2.8–13.7

Montana

1088

12.8

10.2–15.4

659

12.8

9.4–16.3

429

13.2

9.4–17.0

Nebraska

74

8.0

1.3–14.6

45

 

29

 

Nevada

132

4.8

1.9–7.7

68

6.2

1.0–11.4

64

6.3

0.8–11.7

New Hampshire

126

8.1

3.2–13.0

58

6.1

0.3–12.0

68

9.5

2.4–16.6

New Jersey

129

10.8

3.0–18.6

73

5.3

0–10.5

56

16.2

3.4–28.9

New Mexico

552

12.2

8.6–15.7

314

14.2

9.5–18.9

238

10.0

5.0–15.0

New York

107

17.3

9.7–24.9

66

17.6

6.5–28.8

41

 

North Carolina

481

13.1

8.3–17.9

306

16.8

10.4–23.1

175

9.6

2.5–16.8

North Dakota

250

12.7

7.2–18.2

156

13.1

6.4–19.8

94

12.8

3.2–22.4

Ohio

98

17.8

9.2–26.4

46

 

52

17.3

8.2–26.5

Oklahoma

1372

13.6

11.5–15.6

858

13.7

11.2–16.1

514

13.4

10.0–16.8

Oregon

164

12.8

7.1–18.5

89

11.2

3.8–18.7

75

14.4

6.0–22.8

Pennsylvania

98

10.4

4.3–16.4

48

 

50

13.2

3.3–23.0

Rhode Island

99

8.2

2.9–13.4

53

8.3

1.7–15.0

46

 

South Carolina

122

17.9

10.8–25.1

64

13.9

8.5–19.3

58

18.3

7.0–29.6

South Dakota

670

18.5

14.7–22.4

426

17.3

12.8–21.7

244

20.3

14.0–26.6

Tennessee

56

12.4

2.0–22.8

27

 

29

 

Texas

164

10.8

5.0–16.5

95

9.1

3.2–15.1

69

13.4

2.5–24.2

Utah

90

5.0

0–10.5

46

 

44

 

Vermont

119

10.0

4.4–15.6

48

 

71

12.6

5.1–20.0

Virginia

101

10.1

3.1–17.2

47

 

54

11.8

3.6–20.1

Washington

475

10.8

6.8–14.8

256

16.7

9.5–23.9

219

6.1

2.2–10.0

West Virginia

76

14.2

6.9–21.6

36

 

40

 

Wisconsin

144

13.7

6.1–21.3

76

21.2

11.0–31.4

68

5.9

0.7–11.1

Wyoming

144

13.7

7.6–19.8

84

18.3

9.9–26.6

60

7.1

0–14.9

United States

11587

11.9

10.4–13.4

6697

12.4

10.3–14.5

4890

11.4

9.4–13.4

Note: To compare these prevalences with those for the total U.S. population, see Appendix A.

Region§

Respondents

%

95% C.I.

Respondents

%

95% C.I.

Respondents

%

95% C.I.

East

3406

13.0

10.7–15.4

2037

13.4

10.3–16.4

1369

12.7

9.1–16.3

Northern Plains

2714

13.6

10.9–16.4

1638

15.1

11.3–18.9

1076

12.2

8.3–16.1

Southwest

1249

11.6

8.8–14.5

735

11.9

8.5–15.3

514

11.5

6.8–16.3

Pacific Coast

948

11.0

6.5–15.5

535

13.0

6.6–19.4

413

7.7

3.1–12.4

Alaska

1581

5.1

3.3–6.9

912

4.7

2.7–6.7

669

5.6

2.6–8.6

Note: Data are based on "yes" responses to the following BRFSS question: "Have you ever been told by a doctor that you have diabetes?" Data are for >18 years, are age–adjusted to the 2000 U.S. population, and are weighted for the probability of sampling.
† Confidence interval.
‡ Estimates for states with <50 respondents are considered unstable and are not reported.
§ The Indian Health Service (IHS) provides services to American Indians and Alaska Natives in 35 states. Only these 35 states were used for the regional estimates. Regions are defined as follows: East=Alabama, Connecticut, Florida, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Texas, Oklahoma, and Kansas. Northern Plains=Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, and Wyoming. Southwest=Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, and Utah. Pacific Coast=California, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Alaska=Alaska. These regional definitions were first used in CDC's Health Behaviors of American Indians and Alaska Natives: Findings from the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 1993–1996.

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Date last reviewed: 05/12/2006
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