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TABLE 3
Patient’s reporting area of residence* Total no. of infants born†§ No. of ART infants born¶ Proportion of ART infants among all infants (%) Singleton infants among ART infants Singleton infants among all infants Proportion of ART singleton infants among all singleton infants (%)
No. (%) No. (%)
Alabama 58,615 434 0.7 364 83.9 56,573 96.5 0.6
Alaska 9,822 87 0.9 69 79.3 9,538 97.1 0.7
Arizona 79,375 1,362 1.7 1,022 75.0 77,026 97.0 1.3
Arkansas 36,564 222 0.6 160 72.1 35,350 96.7 0.5
California 446,479 10,816 2.4 8,968 82.9 432,468 96.9 2.1
Colorado 62,869 1,402 2.2 1,150 82.0 60,788 96.7 1.9
Connecticut 34,258 1,486 4.3 1,227 82.6 33,034 96.4 3.7
Delaware 10,562 280 2.7 256 91.4 10,216 96.7 2.5
District of Columbia 9,079 458 5.0 411 89.7 8,802 96.9 4.7
Florida 220,002 3,375 1.5 2,793 82.8 213,133 96.9 1.3
Georgia 126,371 1,923 1.5 1,589 82.6 121,870 96.4 1.3
Hawaii 16,797 481 2.9 350 72.8 16,293 97.0 2.1
Idaho 22,063 305 1.4 237 77.7 21,345 96.7 1.1
Illinois** 140,128 4,595 3.3 3,872 84.3 135,240 96.5 2.9
Indiana 80,859 934 1.2 684 73.2 78,233 96.8 0.9
Iowa 37,649 709 1.9 589 83.1 36,421 96.7 1.6
Kansas 35,395 439 1.2 374 85.2 34,294 96.9 1.1
Kentucky 53,069 509 1.0 372 73.1 51,342 96.7 0.7
Louisiana 58,941 586 1.0 500 85.3 56,995 96.7 0.9
Maine 11,779 219 1.9 177 80.8 11,351 96.4 1.6
Maryland 70,178 2,150 3.1 1,926 89.6 67,833 96.7 2.8
Massachusetts** 69,117 3,809 5.5 3,340 87.7 66,699 96.5 5.0
Michigan 107,886 1,994 1.8 1,462 73.3 103,838 96.2 1.4
Minnesota 66,027 1,518 2.3 1,219 80.3 63,853 96.7 1.9
Mississippi 36,636 292 0.8 248 84.9 35,290 96.3 0.7
Missouri 72,127 1,070 1.5 817 76.4 69,611 96.5 1.2
Montana 11,079 137 1.2 123 89.8 10,751 97.0 1.1
Nebraska 24,755 400 1.6 284 71.0 23,829 96.3 1.2
Nevada 35,072 593 1.7 448 75.5 34,003 97.0 1.3
New Hampshire 11,839 341 2.9 280 82.1 11,472 96.9 2.4
New Jersey** 99,585 4,374 4.4 3,917 89.6 96,267 96.7 4.1
New Mexico 22,960 205 0.9 161 78.5 22,313 97.2 0.7
New York 221,539 7,782 3.5 6,722 86.4 214,164 96.7 3.1
North Carolina 118,725 1,828 1.5 1,540 84.2 114,884 96.8 1.3
North Dakota 10,454 150 1.4 94 62.7 10,068 96.3 0.9
Ohio 134,461 1,994 1.5 1,670 83.8 129,738 96.5 1.3
Oklahoma 49,143 443 0.9 315 71.1 47,600 96.9 0.7
Oregon 41,858 828 2.0 615 74.3 40,442 96.6 1.5
Pennsylvania 134,230 2,608 1.9 2,307 88.5 129,745 96.7 1.8
Puerto Rico 20,353 94 0.5 61 64.9 19,911 97.8 0.3
Rhode Island** 10,175 303 3.0 257 84.8 9,848 96.8 2.6
South Carolina 57,038 812 1.4 668 82.3 55,090 96.6 1.2
South Dakota 11,449 152 1.3 98 64.5 11,013 96.2 0.9
Tennessee 80,450 847 1.1 705 83.2 77,805 96.7 0.9
Texas 377,599 6,637 1.8 5,424 81.7 365,763 96.9 1.5
Utah 46,826 998 2.1 789 79.1 45,159 96.4 1.7
Vermont 5,361 159 3.0 133 83.6 5,160 96.3 2.6
Virginia 97,429 2,354 2.4 1,993 84.7 94,002 96.5 2.1
Washington 84,895 1,823 2.1 1,585 86.9 82,418 97.1 1.9
West Virginia 18,136 172 0.9 126 73.3 17,503 96.5 0.7
Wisconsin 63,270 955 1.5 779 81.6 61,151 96.7 1.3
Wyoming 6,565 81 1.2 62 76.5 6,339 96.6 1.0
Total 3,767,893 78,525 2.1 65,332 83.2 3,643,874 96.7 1.8
Page last reviewed: October 5, 2021
Content source: National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, Division of Reproductive Health