Child Missed Days and Activity Limitation
Percentage of children with current asthma who reported missing days of school or daycare in the past 12 months by state/territory
| NACP grantee | Percentage | 95% CI |
|---|---|---|
| Total | 43.3 | (39.0 – 47.6) |
| California | ND | ND |
| Connecticut | 49.9 | (37.7 – 62.1) |
| Georgia | ND | ND |
| Florida | ND | ND |
| Hawaii | 37.9 | (24.2 – 51.6) |
| Illinois | ND | ND |
| Indiani | ND | ND |
| Maine | 42.8 | (28.3 – 57.3) |
| Massachusetts | 44.8 | (19.1 – 70.5) |
| Michigan | 41.6 | (34.0 – 49.2) |
| Minnesota | ND | ND |
| Mississippi | 53.8 | (43.0 – 64.6) |
| Missouri | 34.5 | (22.7 – 46.3) |
| Montana | 35.4 | (25.6 – 45.2) |
| New Hampshire | 43.3 | (29.4 – 57.2) |
| New Mexico | 51.5 | (39.2 – 63.8) |
| New York | 51.6 | (36.7 – 66.5) |
| Ohio | 41.0 | (29.0 – 53.0) |
| Oregon | 33.5 | (17.2 – 49.8) |
| Pennsylvania | 40.7 | (31.5 – 49.9) |
| Puerto Rico | ND | ND |
| Rhode Island | 50.1 | (28.7 – 71.5) |
| Utah | 41.6 | (34.0 – 49.2) |
| Vermont | ND | ND |
| Wisconsin | 33.2 | (20.7 – 45.7) |
Data Source: BRFSS Asthma Call-back Survey, United States, 2012-2014
Confidence interval; ND, No data.
Page last reviewed: June 11, 2018
Content source: National Center for Environmental Health
