2013 Adult Asthma Data: Prevalence Tables and Maps

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Table L1
Adult Self-Reported Lifetime Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent)
and Prevalence (Number) by State or Territory: BRFSS 2013
State Sample
Size		 Prevalence
(percent)		 Standard
Error		 95% CI*
(percent)		 ||
||
||		 Prevalence
(number)		 95% CI*
(number)
U.S. Total** 482,317 14.0 0.10 (13.8 – 14.2) || 34,009,607 (33,504,935 – 34,514,280)
AL 6,484 13.6 0.61 (12.4 – 14.8) || 504,811 (459,449 – 550,172)
AK 4,564 14.8 0.83 (13.2 – 16.4) || 81,577 (72,193 – 90,961)
AZ 4,236 14.6 0.90 (12.9 – 16.4) || 730,378 (642,838 – 817,919)
AR 5,248 13.1 0.69 (11.8 – 14.5) || 294,578 (263,444 – 325,712)
CA 11,500 14.4 0.44 (13.5 – 15.2) || 4,198,521 (3,940,609 – 4,456,432)
CO 13,608 13.5 0.40 (12.7 – 14.3) || 544,002 (511,172 – 576,833)
CT 7,681 16.6 0.65 (15.3 – 17.9) || 464,989 (427,018 – 502,959)
DE 5,188 15.4 0.72 (14.0 – 16.8) || 111,079 (100,508 – 121,649)
DC 4,918 17.5 0.98 (15.6 – 19.4) || 93,605 (82,732 – 104,479)
FL 34,072 13.5 0.43 (12.7 – 14.4) || 2,104,929 (1,971,082 – 2,238,776)
GA 8,116 14.0 0.54 (13.0 – 15.1) || 1,057,927 (975,863 – 1,139,991)
HI 7,840 16.6 0.64 (15.3 – 17.8) || 181,615 (167,111 – 196,119)
ID 5,615 12.9 0.66 (11.6 – 14.2) || 151,933 (136,274 – 167,592)
IL 5,603 12.0 0.61 (10.8 – 13.2) || 1,181,185 (1,062,984 – 1,299,387)
IN 10,305 15.3 0.50 (14.3 – 16.3) || 760,784 (710,364 – 811,203)
IA 8,132 12.2 0.51 (11.1 – 13.2) || 286,585 (262,378 – 310,792)
KS 23,205 13.4 0.29 (12.8 – 14.0) || 290,723 (277,945 – 303,501)
KY 10,978 14.2 0.52 (13.2 – 15.2) || 479,531 (443,876 – 515,186)
LA 5,237 12.3 0.74 (10.8 – 13.7) || 430,816 (379,312 – 482,319)
ME 8,075 16.2 0.56 (15.1 – 17.3) || 172,768 (160,816 – 184,720)
MD 12,972 13.9 0.51 (12.9 – 14.9) || 638,366 (590,910 – 685,822)
MA 15,033 16.8 0.52 (15.8 – 17.8) || 888,869 (832,255 – 945,483)
MI 12,697 16.6 0.47 (15.7 – 17.5) || 1,262,444 (1,189,234 – 1,335,653)
MN 14,297 11.9 0.50 (10.9 – 12.8) || 490,493 (449,058 – 531,929)
MS 7,439 12.5 0.57 (11.4 – 13.6) || 281,021 (255,365 – 306,677)
MO 7,086 15.7 0.69 (14.3 – 17.0) || 723,879 (659,240 – 788,519)
MT 9,668 13.2 0.49 (12.2 – 14.2) || 104,140 (96,331 – 111,949)
NE 17,068 11.2 0.40 (10.4 – 12.0) || 157,433 (146,283 – 168,583)
NV 5,084 11.4 0.78 (9.9 – 12.9) || 242,322 (209,200 – 275,443)
NH 6,448 16.7 0.68 (15.4 – 18.1) || 175,753 (160,851 – 190,654)
NJ 13,351 13.6 0.45 (12.8 – 14.5) || 937,686 (874,532 – 1,000,839)
NM 9,285 14.5 0.54 (13.5 – 15.6) || 229,011 (211,826 – 246,196)
NY 8,950 14.9 0.52 (13.9 – 15.9) || 2,289,172 (2,127,890 – 2,450,453)
NC 8,838 13.1 0.51 (12.1 – 14.1) || 986,861 (908,675 – 1,065,046)
ND 7,780 12.3 0.57 (11.2 – 13.4) || 68,573 (62,204 – 74,942)
OH 11,925 14.2 0.49 (13.3 – 15.2) || 1,263,152 (1,175,661 – 1,350,642)
OK 8,206 14.6 0.53 (13.6 – 15.6) || 423,013 (392,019 – 454,006)
OR 5,930 18.2 0.69 (16.8 – 19.5) || 556,172 (513,015 – 599,328)
PA 11,390 14.2 0.45 (13.4 – 15.1) || 1,428,654 (1,338,197 – 1,519,110)
RI 6,511 17.4 0.68 (16.1 – 18.8) || 145,219 (133,445 – 156,994)
SC 10,674 13.4 0.48 (12.4 – 14.3) || 491,458 (455,732 – 527,184)
SD 6,868 11.8 0.70 (10.4 – 13.2) || 75,001 (66,044 – 83,958)
TN 5,788 11.3 0.57 (10.2 – 12.5) || 568,401 (511,820 – 624,983)
TX 10,875 12.6 0.49 (11.6 – 13.5) || 2,450,233 (2,257,852 – 2,642,615)
UT 12,725 14.1 0.40 (13.3 – 14.8) || 283,956 (267,788 – 300,123)
VT 6,378 16.4 0.64 (15.2 – 17.7) || 82,436 (75,859 – 89,012)
VA 8,441 13.6 0.53 (12.5 – 14.6) || 870,086 (801,906 – 938,266)
WA 11,133 15.8 0.48 (14.9 – 16.8) || 852,556 (800,475 – 904,637)
WV 5,867 13.6 0.55 (12.5 – 14.7) || 199,786 (183,435 – 216,137)
WI 6,575 14.9 0.75 (13.4 – 16.4) || 658,285 (590,779 – 725,791)
WY 6,430 14.1 0.64 (12.9 – 15.4) || 62,845 (57,157 – 68,532)
Territories
GU 1,893 10.8 0.96 (8.9 – 12.7) || 11,823 (9,714 – 13,931)
PR 6,004 17.2 0.64 (16.0 – 18.5) || 485,520 (449,219 – 521,820)

 

Notes:

*CI denotes confidence interval.

**U.S. Total includes 50 states plus the District of Columbia and excludes the three territories.

If values for the standard error and the 95% confidence interval are not provided, the normal approximation to the binomial distribution does not apply due to small sample size.

When the sample size is less than 50, estimates are not precise and should be interpreted with caution.

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