2014Child Asthma Data: Prevalence Tables

Table C2.2
Child Current Asthma Prevalence Rate (Number)
by Sex and State or Territory: BRFSS 2014
State Male
Sample Size
Male
Prevalence
Male
95% CI *
Female
Sample Size
Female
Prevalence
Female
95% CI *
Total ** 33,833 3,013,072 (2,786,811 – 3,239,333) 31,760 2,106,841 (1,929,845 – 2,283,836)
AL 899 81,758 (63,517 – 99,998) 830 59,752 (43,801 – 75,703)
CA 936 476,371 (326,446 – 626,297) 871 311,610 (190,666 – 432,555)
CT 848 41,765 (29,658 – 53,872) 762 30,134 (21,283 – 38,984)
DC 283 10,013 (6,405 – 13,621) 296 6,287 (3,458 – 9,116)
GA 616 172,682 (130,171 – 215,192) 619 64,218 (41,385 – 87,051)
HI 838 21,053 (13,882 – 28,224) 794 24,920 (15,641 – 34,200)
IL 577 149,316 (105,083 – 193,550) 554 97,305 (61,019 – 133,591)
IN 1,249 74,664 (57,740 – 91,589) 1,165 47,224 (36,347 – 58,101)
KS 1,617 35,464 (28,105 – 42,823) 1,569 22,057 (16,948 – 27,166)
KY 1,128 62,000 (47,028 – 76,971) 1,103 40,836 (30,608 – 51,064)
LA 900 53,294 (39,728 – 66,860) 810 34,148 (22,647 – 45,650)
ME 499 14,040 (10,028 – 18,053) 503 9,886 (6,267 – 13,505)
MD 1,417 72,663 (56,158 – 89,167) 1,266 52,664 (39,684 – 65,645)
MI 992 125,530 (94,577 – 156,483) 844 94,391 (68,036 – 120,747)
MS 459 44,659 (30,160 – 59,158) 438 38,560 (24,834 – 52,287)
MO 722 79,286 (58,439 – 100,132) 624 72,265 (49,021 – 95,509)
MT 791 8,066 (5,597 – 10,534) 755 7,200 (4,970 – 9,430)
NE 2,192 17,867 (13,667 – 22,067) 2,086 10,215 (7,190 – 13,240)
NV 445 25,235 (11,168 – 39,302) 420 18,207 (8,355 – 28,058)
NH 607 17,429 (12,246 – 22,613) 635 7,415 (4,487 – 10,342)
NJ 1,547 92,759 (71,958 – 113,560) 1,530 85,421 (65,681 – 105,162)
NM 1,026 21,119 (15,533 – 26,705) 1,012 11,412 (7,029 – 15,795)
NY 382 230,618 (140,873 – 320,363) 354 124,702 (69,028 – 180,376)
NC 656 135,337 (94,314 – 176,359) 703 114,612 (77,714 – 151,509)
OH 770 149,506 (106,246 – 192,766) 746 113,300 (74,564 – 152,037)
OK 997 65,056 (50,349 – 79,763) 902 43,447 (30,591 – 56,303)
OR 440 29,577 (15,710 – 43,443) 438 30,115 (19,398 – 40,832)
PA 1,104 167,974 (123,351 – 212,597) 1,016 109,716 (78,557 – 140,875)
RI 663 13,499 (9,766 – 17,232) 574 9,169 (6,028 – 12,310)
TN 413 82,525 (41,731 – 123,320) 352 54,713 (27,963 – 81,462)
TX 1,833 274,235 (207,855 – 340,616) 1,621 198,108 (145,674 – 250,543)
UT 2,759 32,502 (26,475 – 38,529) 2,530 25,552 (19,530 – 31,573)
VT 748 4,569 (3,107 – 6,031) 668 5,007 (3,166 – 6,849)
WA 1,034 54,091 (38,840 – 69,342) 1,040 47,981 (34,555 – 61,408)
WV 730 19,900 (14,957 – 24,843) 641 14,385 (9,754 – 19,016)
WI 716 56,652 (30,796 – 82,509) 689 69,904 (38,420 – 101,388)
Territory
PR 773 59,362 (45,982 – 72,743) 699 57,854 (44,032 – 71,675)

Notes:

* CI denotes confidence interval.

** Total includes data from 36 states based on cellphone and landline data combined excludes the territory, Puerto Rico.

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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