Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance — United States, 2017

Supplementary Tables 159-202: Dietary Behaviors

TABLE 159. Percentage of high school students who did not eat fruit or drink 100% fruit juices,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	4.0	(3.3–4.8)	7.2	(6.3–8.2)	5.6	(4.9–6.3)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	4.1	(3.1–5.3)	7.1	(6.0–8.5)	5.5	(4.7–6.6)
Black^§	4.4	(3.1–6.1)	9.5	(7.4–12.1)	7.0	(5.8–8.3)
Hispanic	3.7	(2.8–4.9)	6.3	(5.3–7.5)	5.0	(4.2–6.0)
Grade
9	3.8	(2.8–5.3)	8.5	(7.1–10.1)	6.1	(5.2–7.2)
10	4.4	(3.2–6.1)	6.4	(4.9–8.2)	5.4	(4.2–6.8)
11	3.7	(2.7–5.1)	6.2	(4.9–7.8)	4.9	(4.0–6.1)
12	3.9	(2.7–5.7)	7.2	(5.7–9.0)	5.5	(4.4–6.9)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	4.1	(3.4–5.0)	7.0	(6.1–8.0)	5.6	(5.0–6.4)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	3.2	(2.1–4.9)	7.5	(4.8–11.6)	4.4	(3.2–5.9)
Not sure	5.8	(3.2–10.3)	12.8	(7.8–20.2)	8.9	(5.9–13.2)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	3.1	(2.3–4.3)	5.5	(4.3–7.0)	4.4	(3.5–5.6)
Same sex only or both sexes	3.1	(2.0–4.8)	8.9	(5.1–15.3)	4.6	(3.3–6.5)
No sexual contact	4.2	(3.0–5.9)	7.5	(6.3–8.8)	5.8	(4.8–7.0)

* Such as orange juice, apple juice, or grape juice, not counting punch, Kool-Aid, sports drinks, or other fruit-flavored drinks, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Non-Hispanic.

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TABLE 160. Percentage of high school students who did not eat fruit or drink 100% fruit juices,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	5.5	(3.8–7.9)	9.1	(6.6–12.5)	7.4	(5.7–9.5)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	6.4	(4.7–8.8)	9.8	(7.0–13.6)	8.3	(6.6–10.4)	8.0	(6.5–10.0)	10.7	(5.6–19.5)	9.5	(2.8–27.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	11.4	(8.6–14.8)	14.3	(10.9–18.4)	12.9	(10.2–16.0)	12.7	(9.9–16.2)	10.1	(5.9–16.7)	21.6	(7.9–47.1)	10.7	(7.9–14.2)	11.4	(7.2–17.4)	11.4	(8.1–15.8)
California	3.9	(2.7–5.7)	5.7	(3.7–8.8)	4.9	(3.5–6.8)	4.9	(3.4–7.1)	4.3	(1.7–10.5)	7.4	(2.3–20.9)	2.9	(1.5–5.5)	5.2	(2.2–11.7)	5.1	(3.6–7.1)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	4.7	(3.4–6.3)	7.6	(6.1–9.4)	6.1	(5.2–7.2)	5.8	(4.8–7.0)	6.7	(4.4–10.0)	12.0	(6.5–21.1)	4.0	(2.8–5.8)	7.4	(4.3–12.3)	6.3	(4.8–8.1)
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	5.9	(4.9–7.0)	8.9	(7.9–10.1)	7.5	(6.7–8.4)	6.8	(6.0–7.8)	7.5	(5.9–9.6)	17.8	(12.1–25.4)	5.4	(4.3–6.9)	6.2	(4.5–8.6)	8.1	(6.8–9.5)
Hawaii	6.0	(4.9–7.4)	8.7	(7.5–10.0)	7.5	(6.7–8.5)	7.4	(6.6–8.3)	7.1	(5.2–9.5)	9.4	(6.3–13.9)	6.3	(5.1–7.9)	3.9	(2.2–6.9)	7.8	(6.3–9.6)
Idaho	4.6	(3.0–7.1)	5.1	(3.7–6.9)	4.9	(3.8–6.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	5.4	(4.0–7.2)	9.0	(7.6–10.6)	7.2	(6.2–8.3)	6.8	(5.4–8.5)	7.9	(4.4–14.0)	10.8	(5.2–20.9)	5.8	(4.2–7.8)	10.4	(5.2–20.0)	6.6	(4.9–8.9)
Iowa	7.5	(4.7–11.8)	7.4	(4.6–11.8)	7.5	(5.3–10.6)	7.6	(5.0–11.5)	4.8	(1.7–12.6)	6.8	(2.3–18.3)	6.4	(3.7–10.8)	5.5	(1.2–21.3)	6.9	(4.3–10.8)
Kansas	3.8	(2.6–5.5)	6.3	(4.5–9.0)	5.1	(3.8–6.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	6.2	(4.7–8.1)	11.3	(9.0–14.2)	8.8	(7.3–10.6)	8.9	(7.2–11.0)	8.3	(5.8–11.8)	8.1	(3.2–18.9)	6.9	(5.0–9.3)	10.0	(5.5–17.6)	8.7	(6.4–11.5)
Louisiana	11.6	(8.8–15.1)	14.6	(11.8–17.9)	13.0	(10.8–15.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	4.5	(4.0–5.1)	7.8	(6.9–8.8)	6.2	(5.7–6.8)	5.8	(5.3–6.4)	6.8	(5.3–8.8)	11.1	(7.8–15.7)	4.8	(4.0–5.7)	6.7	(5.1–8.9)	5.8	(5.1–6.5)
Maryland	7.3	(6.8–7.7)	9.9	(9.3–10.5)	8.6	(8.2–9.0)	8.3	(7.8–8.7)	9.6	(8.7–10.6)	10.4	(8.8–12.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	4.6	(3.4–6.1)	7.0	(5.4–9.0)	5.8	(4.6–7.2)	5.6	(4.4–7.1)	7.5	(4.4–12.5)	5.6	(2.4–12.5)	5.4	(4.1–7.1)	6.5	(3.3–12.3)	5.3	(3.8–7.4)
Michigan	4.6	(3.2–6.4)	7.1	(5.2–9.7)	5.8	(4.9–7.0)	5.9	(4.7–7.3)	4.9	(1.9–12.2)	5.5	(1.8–15.7)	4.6	(3.2–6.5)	8.0	(3.7–16.4)	6.0	(4.3–8.2)
Missouri	7.4	(4.9–10.9)	8.4	(6.5–11.0)	7.9	(5.9–10.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	4.6	(3.7–5.7)	5.5	(4.6–6.5)	5.2	(4.5–5.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	5.5	(3.6–8.4)	9.2	(6.3–13.3)	7.6	(5.7–10.1)	7.1	(5.1–9.9)	7.9	(4.5–13.6)	14.2	(6.9–26.9)	10.3	(6.3–16.4)	5.4	(2.2–12.7)	5.1	(3.4–7.6)
Nevada	6.9	(4.6–10.1)	8.1	(5.9–11.0)	7.5	(5.8–9.6)	6.8	(4.9–9.4)	10.9	(6.4–18.2)	8.2	(4.2–15.3)	6.3	(4.2–9.4)	8.8	(4.4–16.8)	6.9	(4.9–9.7)
New Hampshire	3.5	(3.0–4.2)	6.6	(5.8–7.6)	5.2	(4.7–5.8)	4.5	(4.0–5.1)	8.1	(6.2–10.5)	9.8	(7.4–12.9)	4.1	(3.4–4.8)	9.3	(6.7–12.8)	5.3	(4.6–6.1)
New Mexico	7.5	(6.2–8.9)	9.0	(7.8–10.4)	8.3	(7.2–9.4)	8.2	(6.9–9.6)	7.3	(5.7–9.2)	11.5	(7.6–17.1)	6.9	(5.4–8.9)	6.2	(3.9–9.8)	7.6	(6.1–9.4)
New York	5.7	(4.7–6.8)	8.7	(6.9–10.9)	7.3	(6.0–8.8)	6.8	(5.6–8.2)	9.4	(7.1–12.4)	9.6	(7.2–12.9)	6.0	(4.3–8.2)	7.5	(4.3–12.9)	5.9	(4.9–7.0)
North Carolina	6.0	(4.6–7.8)	8.6	(6.8–10.8)	7.3	(6.0–8.9)	6.9	(5.5–8.6)	6.7	(3.8–11.7)	16.0	(9.8–24.8)	5.3	(3.9–7.3)	5.1	(2.1–11.7)	8.3	(5.8–11.7)
North Dakota	1.6	(1.0–2.6)	8.0	(6.2–10.3)	4.9	(3.8–6.2)	4.3	(3.4–5.6)	6.6	(3.5–12.0)	5.5	(1.8–15.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	9.8	(7.4–12.8)	7.9	(5.6–10.9)	8.9	(7.5–10.5)	7.6	(6.2–9.3)	11.7	(6.7–19.7)	27.0	(15.7–42.3)	7.6	(5.4–10.6)	11.2	(5.3–22.4)	10.1	(7.6–13.4)
Pennsylvania	7.1	(5.7–8.8)	8.7	(7.2–10.4)	7.9	(6.8–9.2)	7.8	(6.5–9.2)	9.9	(5.9–16.2)	7.8	(3.8–15.3)	7.7	(6.3–9.3)	10.2	(5.4–18.6)	6.2	(4.7–8.1)
Rhode Island	5.8	(4.6–7.2)	9.6	(6.5–13.8)	7.8	(5.8–10.5)	7.7	(6.0–9.8)	7.9	(2.3–23.5)	11.4	(4.1–28.0)	4.7	(2.9–7.4)	3.2	(1.2–8.7)	7.7	(5.1–11.4)
South Carolina	7.0	(4.8–10.0)	13.8	(10.1–18.7)	10.4	(8.3–13.1)	10.9	(8.6–13.8)	11.4	(6.3–19.9)	13.2	(4.4–33.4)	7.9	(5.6–11.1)	7.9	(3.1–18.5)	8.6	(6.1–12.1)
Tennessee	7.2	(5.4–9.6)	9.6	(7.5–12.2)	8.5	(7.1–10.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	6.6	(4.9–8.8)	8.5	(6.5–11.0)	7.5	(6.1–9.2)	7.6	(6.2–9.3)	6.8	(3.7–12.3)	8.3	(3.0–21.4)	5.5	(3.8–7.8)	8.4	(4.6–14.8)	8.5	(5.9–12.0)
Utah	5.0	(3.6–6.9)	6.0	(4.0–9.0)	5.6	(4.4–7.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	3.5	(3.1–3.9)	6.3	(5.9–6.8)	5.0	(4.7–5.3)	4.7	(4.4–5.0)	4.9	(4.0–5.9)	10.3	(8.5–12.5)	4.1	(3.7–4.5)	6.0	(4.8–7.4)	5.2	(4.7–5.7)
Virginia	5.4	(4.3–6.8)	9.2	(7.6–11.1)	7.4	(6.4–8.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	6.4	(4.7–8.5)	9.4	(6.8–13.0)	7.9	(6.5–9.7)	7.7	(5.9–10.0)	10.4	(6.3–16.6)	8.0	(3.3–18.1)	6.5	(4.4–9.5)	6.1	(2.5–14.2)	6.7	(4.7–9.6)
Wisconsin	4.1	(2.8–6.1)	6.7	(4.7–9.5)	5.7	(4.2–7.5)	5.4	(4.0–7.3)	4.2	(1.8–9.7)	13.5	(7.9–22.0)	4.5	(3.3–6.2)	5.3	(2.0–13.5)	5.0	(3.4–7.3)
Median	5.8		8.6		7.5		7.0		7.7		10.1		5.8		6.7		6.7
Range	1.6–11.6		5.1–14.6		4.9–13.0		4.3–12.7		4.2–11.7		5.5–27.0		2.9–10.7		3.2–11.4		5.0–11.4
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	10.6	(7.5–14.8)	13.8	(9.5–19.8)	12.1	(9.6–15.2)	12.3	(9.1–16.3)	10.6	(4.9–21.6)	15.6	(4.9–39.9)	9.5	(5.6–15.6)	13.2	(6.8–23.9)	12.0	(8.5–16.8)
Boston, MA	5.3	(3.8–7.4)	7.5	(5.5–10.1)	6.4	(5.1–7.9)	6.5	(5.1–8.2)	6.0	(3.3–10.8)	5.3	(1.7–15.7)	6.0	(4.2–8.6)	7.3	(3.6–14.5)	5.2	(3.7–7.4)
Broward County, FL	6.4	(4.0–9.9)	9.8	(6.9–13.6)	8.2	(6.2–10.9)	9.0	(6.6–12.2)	2.9	(0.7–11.6)	6.0	(1.4–22.4)	6.5	(3.8–10.8)	0.9	(0.1–6.6)	7.7	(5.2–11.2)
Chicago, IL	4.1	(2.5–6.5)	6.2	(4.4–8.6)	5.0	(3.9–6.6)	4.6	(3.3–6.4)	7.1	(4.1–12.1)	5.0	(1.7–13.5)	3.7	(2.1–6.5)	6.5	(3.3–12.3)	3.1	(2.2–4.2)
Cleveland, OH	7.3	(5.5–9.7)	11.0	(8.4–14.3)	9.2	(7.6–11.0)	9.1	(7.4–11.2)	6.6	(3.4–12.2)	15.4	(7.4–29.2)	7.3	(5.1–10.2)	8.5	(4.2–16.6)	8.9	(6.5–12.2)
DeKalb County, GA	5.9	(4.2–8.3)	9.3	(6.9–12.3)	7.6	(6.1–9.3)	7.2	(5.6–9.2)	7.0	(3.9–12.2)	11.1	(5.8–20.1)	6.7	(4.6–9.9)	8.2	(4.6–14.2)	6.1	(4.4–8.4)
Detroit, MI	7.0	(5.0–9.7)	10.0	(7.5–13.3)	8.4	(6.7–10.4)	8.4	(6.6–10.7)	7.7	(4.2–13.7)	6.8	(2.4–17.7)	7.8	(5.1–11.8)	7.2	(3.2–15.4)	6.5	(4.7–8.9)
District of Columbia	7.7	(6.8–8.7)	10.6	(9.4–11.9)	9.0	(8.3–9.8)	9.0	(8.2–9.9)	7.8	(6.1–10.1)	12.3	(8.5–17.5)	6.9	(5.9–8.0)	7.2	(5.6–9.3)	8.6	(7.5–9.9)
Duval County, FL	7.3	(6.0–8.8)	9.5	(7.8–11.6)	8.5	(7.3–9.8)	8.7	(7.4–10.3)	7.2	(5.2–9.8)	9.0	(5.1–15.4)	5.8	(4.4–7.5)	6.0	(4.0–8.8)	6.2	(4.8–7.9)
Ft. Worth, TX	6.0	(4.8–7.4)	8.2	(6.8–9.9)	7.2	(6.2–8.4)	6.9	(5.9–8.1)	9.6	(6.4–14.1)	8.2	(3.8–16.8)	5.6	(4.5–7.0)	7.3	(4.1–12.5)	5.6	(4.4–7.0)
Houston, TX	7.7	(6.4–9.2)	10.7	(9.0–12.6)	9.3	(8.2–10.5)	9.2	(8.0–10.6)	10.1	(7.5–13.6)	9.7	(5.6–16.3)	6.0	(4.7–7.6)	8.5	(5.1–13.8)	8.2	(6.7–9.9)
Los Angeles, CA	2.9	(1.7–4.8)	4.6	(3.0–6.8)	3.8	(2.6–5.4)	3.2	(1.9–5.2)	5.5	(2.3–12.4)	11.5	(4.8–24.8)	2.6	(1.3–5.3)	4.7	(2.1–10.0)	3.3	(2.1–5.0)
Miami-Dade County, FL	8.8	(7.4–10.5)	9.6	(7.6–12.1)	9.2	(8.0–10.6)	9.0	(7.6–10.7)	9.1	(6.2–13.1)	14.3	(8.2–23.6)	6.9	(5.4–8.9)	11.4	(7.8–16.4)	7.4	(5.9–9.2)
New York City, NY	8.1	(7.2–9.2)	10.8	(9.5–12.2)	9.4	(8.7–10.3)	9.1	(8.2–10.1)	10.2	(7.5–13.6)	10.1	(8.1–12.5)	8.6	(7.4–9.9)	7.7	(5.8–10.0)	8.1	(7.1–9.2)
Oakland, CA	7.0	(5.1–9.4)	8.0	(6.3–10.2)	7.5	(6.2–9.0)	7.3	(5.9–9.1)	8.2	(5.1–13.0)	9.3	(3.9–20.8)	7.2	(5.5–9.5)	7.1	(3.2–15.0)	7.2	(5.3–9.9)
Orange County, FL	7.2	(5.3–9.7)	8.5	(5.9–12.1)	8.1	(6.3–10.3)	7.3	(5.7–9.4)	9.3	(5.1–16.3)	14.8	(7.1–28.1)	4.7	(2.9–7.5)	9.1	(5.0–15.9)	7.3	(4.9–10.7)
Palm Beach County, FL	6.1	(4.7–7.9)	8.4	(6.8–10.3)	7.4	(6.2–8.7)	7.3	(6.2–8.7)	6.1	(3.6–10.1)	12.0	(6.8–20.2)	6.2	(4.7–8.3)	8.7	(5.2–14.0)	5.5	(4.1–7.3)
Philadelphia, PA	7.7	(5.6–10.5)	8.1	(5.9–11.1)	7.9	(5.9–10.4)	8.1	(5.9–11.1)	8.7	(5.3–13.9)	3.1	(0.9–10.5)	7.7	(5.3–11.1)	7.2	(2.4–19.5)	5.2	(3.7–7.2)
San Diego, CA	3.3	(2.4–4.6)	5.8	(4.5–7.4)	4.6	(3.7–5.7)	4.7	(3.7–5.8)	2.2	(0.8–5.5)	8.7	(3.0–22.6)	3.5	(2.4–5.1)	3.4	(1.2–9.2)	4.5	(3.3–6.1)
San Francisco, CA	4.0	(3.0–5.3)	8.1	(6.5–10.1)	6.2	(5.2–7.4)	6.1	(5.0–7.4)	3.3	(1.4–7.5)	9.1	(5.3–15.2)	5.3	(3.4–8.1)	6.2	(2.5–14.5)	5.3	(4.1–6.8)
Shelby County, TN	8.1	(6.2–10.6)	10.8	(8.5–13.7)	9.3	(7.6–11.4)	9.3	(7.6–11.4)	10.8	(6.5–17.4)	5.6	(2.1–14.3)	7.6	(5.2–11.1)	5.8	(2.9–11.3)	9.6	(7.2–12.7)
Median	7.0		9.3		8.1		8.1		7.7		9.3		6.5		7.2		6.5
Range	2.9–10.6		4.6–13.8		3.8–12.1		3.2–12.3		2.2–10.8		3.1–15.6		2.6–9.5		0.9–13.2		3.1–12.0

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TABLE 161. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	58.2	(55.5–60.8)	63.3	(61.0–65.4)	60.8	(58.7–62.7)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	56.7	(53.0–60.3)	62.6	(59.5–65.7)	59.6	(56.7–62.5)
Black^§	59.5	(54.6–64.2)	62.1	(57.9–66.1)	60.7	(57.3–64.1)
Hispanic	59.5	(56.5–62.4)	65.3	(62.4–68.0)	62.4	(60.4–64.4)
Grade
9	60.0	(56.5–63.4)	63.7	(60.5–66.8)	61.9	(59.7–64.1)
10	56.7	(53.0–60.3)	63.7	(60.5–66.7)	60.2	(57.4–63.0)
11	59.3	(56.0–62.4)	62.2	(58.7–65.6)	60.8	(58.1–63.4)
12	56.6	(51.7–61.5)	63.6	(60.5–66.5)	60.0	(56.8–63.1)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	59.4	(56.4–62.3)	63.5	(61.4–65.5)	61.6	(59.6–63.7)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	55.7	(52.1–59.2)	57.8	(51.3–64.1)	56.5	(53.4–59.5)
Not sure	53.0	(46.1–59.7)	61.8	(50.5–71.9)	56.2	(50.4–61.8)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	57.5	(54.3–60.7)	67.4	(64.6–70.2)	63.0	(60.5–65.3)
Same sex only or both sexes	58.8	(52.5–64.9)	62.7	(53.9–70.8)	59.8	(54.4–65.1)
No sexual contact	60.3	(56.9–63.7)	60.8	(58.3–63.3)	60.6	(58.2–62.9)

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TABLE 162. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	52.7	(46.7–58.6)	54.5	(50.6–58.3)	53.6	(49.9–57.3)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	54.1	(49.6–58.5)	56.0	(52.2–59.8)	55.0	(51.1–58.9)	56.2	(52.2–60.1)	47.7	(38.1–57.5)	46.8	(29.7–64.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	47.7	(42.9–52.6)	50.4	(45.9–54.8)	49.1	(45.1–53.2)	50.0	(45.4–54.6)	43.5	(36.1–51.3)	45.3	(28.4–63.3)	53.5	(46.4–60.4)	42.9	(33.6–52.6)	47.4	(42.9–52.0)
California	58.1	(52.4–63.6)	66.2	(61.3–70.8)	62.2	(57.4–66.8)	62.5	(57.2–67.6)	61.2	(51.3–70.3)	55.2	(46.0–64.1)	65.2	(57.1–72.6)	58.1	(44.0–71.0)	61.3	(57.0–65.5)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	62.2	(58.1–66.2)	60.0	(56.9–63.0)	61.1	(58.6–63.6)	62.1	(59.6–64.6)	55.0	(47.0–62.8)	55.5	(45.2–65.3)	63.1	(58.5–67.5)	60.1	(51.9–67.7)	61.3	(57.5–65.0)
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	57.0	(54.9–59.1)	62.7	(60.9–64.5)	59.8	(58.4–61.3)	60.6	(58.9–62.2)	56.3	(52.4–60.2)	53.4	(45.6–61.0)	62.0	(59.3–64.7)	57.2	(53.6–60.8)	59.0	(57.1–60.8)
Hawaii	46.5	(43.4–49.6)	50.7	(47.4–53.9)	48.7	(46.9–50.5)	48.0	(45.9–50.1)	50.5	(45.4–55.6)	50.5	(41.0–60.0)	49.6	(46.3–53.0)	57.5	(51.2–63.6)	46.3	(43.9–48.8)
Idaho	56.1	(52.0–60.2)	63.9	(60.5–67.3)	60.1	(57.4–62.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	57.5	(53.6–61.2)	57.2	(54.5–59.7)	57.4	(54.9–59.9)	57.7	(54.8–60.6)	55.6	(50.0–61.1)	58.3	(48.2–67.8)	59.6	(55.2–63.9)	50.5	(43.0–57.9)	56.8	(53.6–59.9)
Iowa	59.5	(54.6–64.1)	56.7	(50.7–62.4)	58.1	(54.5–61.6)	58.9	(54.3–63.4)	52.4	(45.2–59.4)	53.4	(40.5–65.9)	59.5	(52.5–66.1)	53.7	(41.5–65.5)	58.7	(53.3–63.9)
Kansas	62.4	(57.9–66.6)	61.6	(56.8–66.2)	61.9	(58.1–65.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	45.1	(41.6–48.6)	51.6	(48.0–55.2)	48.3	(45.6–50.9)	48.7	(45.5–51.8)	45.4	(38.8–52.2)	46.9	(31.7–62.7)	49.2	(45.8–52.6)	44.6	(34.7–54.9)	48.8	(44.6–53.0)
Louisiana	45.9	(42.1–49.8)	50.8	(46.6–55.0)	48.7	(45.5–51.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	61.1	(58.3–63.9)	58.9	(56.8–61.0)	60.0	(57.9–62.1)	60.7	(58.8–62.6)	55.7	(50.5–60.7)	56.8	(50.4–63.1)	61.0	(58.3–63.6)	61.3	(58.2–64.3)	59.8	(57.1–62.5)
Maryland	52.5	(51.4–53.6)	55.2	(54.2–56.2)	53.9	(53.0–54.7)	54.5	(53.6–55.5)	50.0	(48.1–51.9)	53.3	(50.5–56.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	61.7	(58.0–65.3)	59.5	(56.1–62.7)	60.5	(57.4–63.6)	61.6	(58.3–64.7)	51.6	(43.7–59.6)	57.8	(46.7–68.1)	63.7	(60.1–67.2)	55.8	(48.6–62.7)	59.3	(55.5–63.0)
Michigan	56.4	(51.8–61.0)	59.5	(53.8–65.1)	58.2	(54.7–61.5)	58.1	(54.5–61.7)	55.0	(45.7–64.1)	65.0	(55.3–73.6)	57.9	(53.3–62.3)	53.2	(39.7–66.2)	58.8	(54.2–63.2)
Missouri	47.0	(42.7–51.3)	53.9	(50.1–57.7)	50.5	(47.7–53.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	57.0	(54.4–59.6)	59.7	(57.7–61.6)	58.4	(56.7–60.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	56.6	(50.9–62.1)	57.4	(52.6–62.1)	57.0	(53.3–60.6)	57.5	(53.5–61.4)	55.3	(45.0–65.2)	52.5	(37.7–66.9)	52.3	(47.5–57.0)	52.1	(37.4–66.4)	61.3	(56.3–66.0)
Nevada	51.3	(44.6–58.0)	59.4	(54.4–64.2)	55.6	(51.5–59.7)	56.0	(51.4–60.6)	54.4	(42.9–65.4)	49.2	(38.4–60.1)	58.9	(53.6–63.9)	45.3	(34.6–56.6)	55.0	(49.3–60.6)
New Hampshire	61.7	(60.1–63.2)	61.6	(59.9–63.3)	61.7	(60.5–62.8)	62.6	(61.3–63.9)	55.7	(52.2–59.2)	56.1	(51.0–61.0)	63.6	(61.9–65.3)	60.7	(55.9–65.4)	60.0	(58.1–61.9)
New Mexico	51.3	(48.4–54.2)	59.4	(56.5–62.2)	55.4	(53.0–57.8)	54.6	(52.0–57.2)	58.6	(55.4–61.7)	60.4	(55.3–65.2)	56.0	(52.5–59.4)	58.9	(53.2–64.3)	55.1	(52.1–58.1)
New York	58.0	(54.7–61.3)	60.2	(54.5–65.5)	59.0	(54.9–63.0)	60.2	(55.4–64.8)	56.3	(51.7–60.8)	54.3	(49.3–59.3)	61.6	(57.7–65.3)	54.0	(46.7–61.2)	59.1	(53.6–64.5)
North Carolina	57.8	(54.0–61.5)	56.5	(51.8–61.1)	57.2	(53.9–60.5)	58.1	(54.7–61.5)	54.4	(49.9–58.9)	46.9	(34.0–60.3)	60.2	(56.5–63.9)	55.9	(46.1–65.3)	55.5	(50.5–60.4)
North Dakota	61.1	(57.6–64.5)	61.4	(57.2–65.4)	61.2	(58.5–63.9)	62.3	(59.4–65.1)	55.5	(47.5–63.3)	57.5	(44.3–69.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	44.2	(38.6–49.9)	52.1	(47.4–56.7)	48.1	(44.3–52.0)	48.1	(44.7–51.6)	49.5	(37.6–61.5)	47.8	(32.2–63.8)	48.4	(44.4–52.4)	41.8	(28.3–56.7)	48.0	(42.3–53.8)
Pennsylvania	53.7	(50.1–57.3)	56.5	(53.7–59.3)	55.2	(52.9–57.4)	55.6	(53.4–57.7)	48.5	(39.7–57.3)	61.0	(51.7–69.6)	55.6	(52.9–58.3)	47.6	(38.8–56.5)	56.6	(52.9–60.1)
Rhode Island	58.3	(51.8–64.5)	57.4	(52.3–62.4)	57.9	(53.5–62.1)	58.2	(53.6–62.6)	53.9	(46.8–60.9)	62.4	(46.5–76.0)	59.0	(52.6–65.2)	59.4	(48.2–69.8)	58.3	(54.1–62.5)
South Carolina	50.5	(46.7–54.3)	51.8	(46.2–57.3)	51.0	(47.0–54.9)	49.6	(45.4–53.8)	49.0	(39.0–59.1)	61.7	(42.4–77.8)	51.3	(46.2–56.4)	63.7	(54.7–71.8)	50.3	(44.3–56.4)
Tennessee	50.4	(46.6–54.2)	55.2	(51.4–58.9)	53.0	(50.3–55.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	51.5	(48.3–54.7)	54.6	(50.1–58.9)	53.2	(50.1–56.2)	52.6	(49.2–56.0)	52.8	(43.8–61.6)	63.0	(49.6–74.7)	54.7	(50.7–58.7)	44.9	(35.3–54.9)	53.3	(49.2–57.4)
Utah	57.9	(52.6–63.0)	59.4	(54.1–64.6)	58.7	(54.3–63.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	65.5	(64.5–66.4)	64.4	(63.5–65.4)	64.9	(64.2–65.5)	65.7	(64.9–66.4)	61.3	(59.1–63.4)	58.8	(55.6–62.0)	66.3	(65.4–67.3)	63.6	(60.9–66.2)	64.0	(62.9–65.0)
Virginia	56.8	(54.0–59.6)	58.7	(55.4–62.0)	57.8	(55.3–60.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	53.1	(48.3–57.8)	55.4	(50.2–60.4)	54.2	(50.2–58.2)	53.2	(48.8–57.5)	58.7	(48.9–67.8)	69.7	(53.0–82.4)	53.8	(48.4–59.0)	57.2	(45.5–68.0)	56.0	(48.4–63.3)
Wisconsin	59.8	(56.3–63.2)	63.1	(59.1–66.9)	61.3	(58.4–64.1)	61.6	(58.7–64.6)	60.8	(53.0–68.1)	56.5	(47.1–65.4)	62.4	(58.3–66.4)	58.5	(50.9–65.8)	61.6	(57.7–65.4)
Median	56.6		57.4		57.4		57.9		54.7		55.8		59.0		55.9		58.3
Range	44.2–65.5		50.4–66.2		48.1–64.9		48.0–65.7		43.5–61.3		45.3–69.7		48.4–66.3		41.8–63.7		46.3–64.0
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	52.6	(47.7–57.4)	56.9	(50.0–63.5)	54.7	(50.6–58.8)	51.6	(46.6–56.7)	60.7	(52.5–68.4)	62.9	(41.9–79.9)	61.4	(53.9–68.5)	55.6	(43.9–66.7)	48.2	(42.7–53.8)
Boston, MA	49.9	(46.1–53.6)	54.3	(50.2–58.4)	52.0	(49.0–55.1)	52.3	(49.1–55.6)	47.3	(39.4–55.4)	62.9	(49.5–74.5)	54.0	(49.7–58.3)	46.4	(36.5–56.6)	52.7	(48.8–56.5)
Broward County, FL	50.3	(44.6–56.0)	55.6	(48.2–62.8)	53.0	(48.2–57.7)	52.6	(47.5–57.7)	56.1	(41.5–69.7)	57.8	(38.5–75.0)	52.8	(45.3–60.2)	56.4	(36.5–74.3)	55.3	(48.1–62.2)
Chicago, IL	56.2	(52.0–60.3)	59.5	(55.7–63.2)	57.9	(55.4–60.3)	57.7	(54.4–61.0)	53.7	(46.2–61.1)	70.2	(59.4–79.2)	59.3	(55.6–62.9)	59.2	(50.1–67.8)	58.3	(54.0–62.4)
Cleveland, OH	45.0	(41.4–48.7)	51.1	(46.6–55.6)	48.3	(45.4–51.2)	48.5	(45.3–51.6)	52.2	(43.7–60.5)	42.7	(29.8–56.8)	52.3	(47.4–57.2)	50.8	(43.2–58.3)	42.4	(37.6–47.3)
DeKalb County, GA	57.8	(54.3–61.1)	62.2	(58.6–65.7)	60.0	(57.9–62.1)	60.5	(58.0–62.9)	59.1	(51.9–65.9)	54.0	(43.8–63.8)	60.6	(57.5–63.6)	57.3	(49.6–64.7)	61.5	(57.8–65.1)
Detroit, MI	52.5	(48.4–56.4)	55.2	(50.7–59.6)	53.8	(50.9–56.6)	53.7	(50.4–57.0)	56.8	(47.9–65.4)	50.9	(36.8–64.8)	59.6	(53.9–65.0)	57.1	(47.6–66.1)	51.5	(46.5–56.4)
District of Columbia	50.9	(49.2–52.6)	54.3	(52.4–56.2)	52.4	(51.2–53.7)	52.7	(51.3–54.1)	50.8	(47.5–54.1)	52.7	(46.9–58.3)	55.7	(53.7–57.7)	54.7	(50.9–58.3)	51.8	(49.8–53.7)
Duval County, FL	50.2	(47.5–52.9)	56.0	(52.4–59.5)	53.1	(51.0–55.2)	53.2	(50.9–55.6)	50.2	(45.4–55.1)	55.3	(45.1–65.0)	54.9	(51.6–58.2)	54.8	(49.2–60.2)	53.7	(50.7–56.8)
Ft. Worth, TX	52.9	(49.9–55.9)	56.3	(53.6–58.9)	54.5	(52.4–56.6)	54.9	(52.6–57.2)	53.0	(46.4–59.6)	54.8	(46.0–63.4)	57.6	(54.4–60.7)	55.1	(47.6–62.4)	53.8	(50.7–56.8)
Houston, TX	51.4	(48.7–54.1)	55.3	(52.6–57.9)	53.3	(51.3–55.3)	53.6	(51.4–55.8)	49.5	(44.4–54.7)	51.5	(42.9–59.9)	58.6	(55.4–61.7)	47.6	(40.8–54.4)	51.6	(48.8–54.3)
Los Angeles, CA	60.5	(57.6–63.3)	61.8	(56.7–66.6)	61.2	(58.5–63.8)	61.5	(57.8–65.0)	60.9	(49.5–71.2)	60.3	(45.4–73.5)	61.2	(57.2–65.0)	70.0	(55.4–81.4)	60.6	(56.3–64.7)
Miami-Dade County, FL	51.5	(47.8–55.1)	54.6	(51.8–57.3)	53.0	(50.9–55.1)	53.3	(50.9–55.8)	50.5	(44.1–57.0)	54.3	(42.1–66.0)	52.8	(50.1–55.4)	52.9	(46.6–59.1)	55.6	(51.5–59.6)
New York City, NY	50.2	(48.0–52.5)	54.8	(52.7–56.8)	52.4	(50.7–54.1)	53.2	(51.6–54.8)	48.3	(43.6–53.1)	51.5	(46.7–56.2)	55.2	(52.4–58.0)	49.6	(44.7–54.6)	52.6	(50.4–54.7)
Oakland, CA	50.1	(45.7–54.6)	53.4	(49.7–57.1)	51.8	(49.0–54.6)	51.5	(48.4–54.5)	54.9	(47.2–62.4)	48.6	(36.1–61.3)	53.5	(48.7–58.1)	47.5	(38.2–57.0)	51.6	(47.4–55.8)
Orange County, FL	57.3	(52.7–61.8)	56.6	(52.4–60.6)	57.0	(53.6–60.4)	57.8	(54.4–61.2)	52.8	(41.7–63.6)	57.9	(45.2–69.5)	60.8	(55.9–65.5)	56.7	(48.9–64.1)	56.1	(51.4–60.8)
Palm Beach County, FL	57.4	(54.1–60.7)	60.0	(56.8–63.2)	58.7	(56.4–61.0)	59.5	(57.0–61.9)	53.5	(46.9–59.9)	56.0	(46.1–65.5)	60.4	(56.2–64.4)	54.4	(47.7–60.9)	59.1	(56.2–62.0)
Philadelphia, PA	48.9	(44.8–53.0)	54.8	(48.9–60.5)	51.8	(48.2–55.4)	51.9	(47.9–55.8)	46.0	(39.3–52.9)	57.2	(35.9–76.1)	49.8	(45.3–54.3)	53.8	(43.3–64.1)	54.8	(51.1–58.5)
San Diego, CA	59.0	(55.5–62.4)	62.0	(59.1–64.8)	60.6	(58.3–62.8)	61.5	(59.2–63.8)	59.5	(48.6–69.5)	45.5	(35.8–55.5)	63.6	(59.8–67.3)	66.3	(56.0–75.2)	58.1	(54.1–61.9)
San Francisco, CA	60.8	(57.4–64.1)	58.6	(55.3–61.8)	59.7	(57.4–61.9)	59.8	(57.3–62.3)	59.0	(51.9–65.8)	58.5	(50.0–66.5)	61.0	(56.8–65.0)	68.2	(59.9–75.5)	59.5	(56.5–62.5)
Shelby County, TN	55.4	(51.1–59.7)	58.6	(53.8–63.3)	57.1	(53.5–60.6)	56.5	(52.4–60.5)	57.2	(48.8–65.1)	67.0	(55.5–76.8)	60.2	(55.3–64.8)	56.1	(47.7–64.1)	55.7	(50.4–60.9)
Median	52.5		56.0		53.8		53.6		53.5		55.3		58.6		55.1		54.8
Range	45.0–60.8		51.1–62.2		48.3–61.2		48.5–61.5		46.0–60.9		42.7–70.2		49.8–63.6		46.4–70.0		42.4–61.5

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TABLE 163. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	28.8	(27.0–30.6)	33.8	(31.7–36.0)	31.3	(29.7–33.1)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	27.4	(24.7–30.2)	31.5	(28.7–34.5)	29.4	(27.0–31.8)
Black^§	33.6	(28.7–38.8)	40.1	(35.5–44.9)	36.8	(32.8–40.9)
Hispanic	29.7	(27.2–32.4)	36.2	(32.3–40.3)	33.0	(31.1–35.0)
Grade
9	30.3	(27.3–33.5)	33.3	(30.2–36.5)	31.8	(29.4–34.3)
10	26.4	(23.6–29.5)	37.6	(33.7–41.6)	32.0	(29.6–34.5)
11	29.9	(26.9–33.2)	30.6	(27.2–34.2)	30.3	(27.7–33.1)
12	28.4	(25.2–31.8)	33.6	(30.3–37.0)	30.8	(28.4–33.4)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	30.2	(28.1–32.4)	34.0	(31.8–36.2)	32.3	(30.5–34.1)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	25.4	(21.8–29.3)	27.4	(22.1–33.5)	26.2	(23.0–29.7)
Not sure	25.3	(19.8–31.7)	35.0	(24.5–47.2)	29.1	(24.3–34.4)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	28.2	(25.2–31.3)	37.9	(35.0–40.9)	33.5	(31.0–36.1)
Same sex only or both sexes	31.0	(26.9–35.4)	34.7	(28.6–41.4)	32.0	(28.9–35.2)
No sexual contact	30.1	(28.1–32.2)	30.5	(28.0–33.1)	30.3	(28.7–31.9)

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TABLE 164. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	27.2	(23.3–31.5)	25.0	(21.3–29.0)	26.2	(23.2–29.4)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	24.3	(20.4–28.8)	25.1	(21.8–28.6)	24.5	(21.2–28.1)	25.1	(21.7–28.7)	21.1	(14.0–30.5)	24.7	(11.5–45.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	20.2	(14.8–26.9)	24.8	(22.3–27.6)	22.8	(19.0–27.1)	23.5	(20.1–27.3)	15.1	(7.7–27.5)	27.3	(13.8–46.7)	24.3	(17.4–32.9)	20.8	(11.5–34.7)	20.5	(17.0–24.4)
California	31.8	(27.3–36.6)	34.8	(30.4–39.4)	33.3	(29.4–37.4)	34.7	(30.7–38.9)	21.9	(15.8–29.5)	29.7	(20.3–41.2)	35.9	(29.7–42.6)	25.9	(19.6–33.3)	31.8	(26.8–37.3)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	32.0	(28.9–35.2)	31.1	(28.5–33.9)	31.5	(29.5–33.5)	32.5	(30.3–34.8)	25.4	(20.6–30.8)	25.7	(20.2–32.1)	34.9	(31.3–38.8)	27.0	(21.0–34.1)	30.7	(27.2–34.4)
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	28.9	(26.8–31.0)	33.6	(31.8–35.5)	31.3	(29.9–32.8)	31.3	(29.7–32.9)	28.3	(24.5–32.4)	33.2	(27.1–39.9)	32.9	(30.6–35.2)	30.5	(26.5–34.9)	29.7	(27.7–31.7)
Hawaii	20.1	(17.5–23.1)	21.7	(19.1–24.6)	21.2	(19.7–22.6)	20.4	(18.8–22.1)	19.5	(15.4–24.2)	29.7	(23.0–37.5)	19.9	(17.5–22.5)	26.5	(20.6–33.5)	19.8	(17.7–22.2)
Idaho	25.1	(21.6–28.8)	30.2	(26.5–34.1)	27.6	(25.0–30.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	27.7	(25.3–30.3)	27.1	(23.9–30.5)	27.5	(25.0–30.1)	27.2	(24.5–30.2)	29.0	(24.5–33.9)	27.9	(20.6–36.6)	26.9	(23.3–30.7)	25.3	(19.3–32.5)	27.2	(24.4–30.2)
Iowa	25.5	(21.2–30.3)	27.1	(23.6–30.8)	26.4	(23.9–29.1)	26.3	(23.3–29.5)	23.6	(16.5–32.5)	31.7	(17.4–50.5)	26.3	(20.7–32.7)	24.2	(14.9–36.8)	25.9	(22.8–29.3)
Kansas	25.0	(21.3–29.0)	23.0	(20.5–25.8)	24.0	(21.5–26.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	17.5	(15.1–20.3)	23.8	(21.2–26.6)	20.8	(19.2–22.5)	20.7	(19.0–22.6)	21.4	(14.3–30.8)	22.5	(14.1–34.0)	21.8	(19.4–24.5)	19.2	(11.9–29.5)	19.5	(16.3–23.3)
Louisiana	25.5	(20.6–31.1)	29.0	(24.1–34.5)	27.4	(23.5–31.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	29.7	(26.7–32.9)	27.5	(25.7–29.4)	28.6	(26.4–30.8)	28.8	(26.6–31.1)	25.6	(22.6–28.9)	30.7	(25.8–36.0)	27.9	(25.6–30.3)	30.3	(26.5–34.4)	29.1	(26.2–32.1)
Maryland	25.6	(24.7–26.5)	27.8	(27.1–28.5)	26.7	(26.1–27.4)	27.1	(26.4–27.8)	23.8	(22.4–25.3)	26.5	(24.0–29.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	28.9	(25.6–32.4)	26.8	(23.8–30.0)	27.8	(25.2–30.7)	28.1	(25.6–30.8)	24.4	(18.1–31.9)	31.0	(20.7–43.6)	27.9	(24.6–31.5)	26.0	(19.3–34.1)	27.5	(24.5–30.7)
Michigan	27.9	(25.0–31.1)	27.3	(22.8–32.3)	27.7	(24.6–31.1)	26.8	(23.3–30.7)	29.8	(19.9–42.2)	40.5	(31.2–50.6)	26.0	(21.9–30.5)	30.4	(21.4–41.2)	29.0	(24.0–34.6)
Missouri	22.6	(19.2–26.3)	23.4	(19.7–27.4)	23.1	(20.9–25.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	25.2	(23.3–27.3)	25.3	(23.4–27.2)	25.2	(23.9–26.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	26.7	(21.1–33.3)	25.6	(21.8–29.8)	26.2	(23.3–29.3)	27.2	(24.1–30.5)	19.1	(13.7–26.0)	20.8	(12.5–32.5)	24.1	(20.4–28.3)	13.6	(8.2–21.6)	29.4	(24.9–34.2)
Nevada	24.6	(21.1–28.4)	29.9	(25.7–34.4)	27.6	(25.0–30.4)	28.2	(25.3–31.4)	22.5	(16.8–29.4)	34.3	(22.7–48.1)	29.8	(25.5–34.5)	20.6	(15.5–26.9)	25.9	(22.2–29.9)
New Hampshire	31.5	(29.9–33.0)	31.5	(29.9–33.2)	31.6	(30.4–32.7)	32.0	(30.7–33.2)	28.2	(25.2–31.5)	31.5	(27.3–36.0)	32.3	(30.6–34.1)	35.2	(30.8–39.9)	30.5	(28.6–32.4)
New Mexico	24.4	(22.1–26.8)	30.4	(27.9–33.1)	27.5	(25.5–29.6)	27.0	(25.0–29.2)	29.1	(25.6–32.9)	32.4	(25.9–39.7)	27.7	(25.0–30.7)	30.9	(25.7–36.6)	26.6	(24.1–29.2)
New York	31.7	(29.2–34.4)	32.3	(29.1–35.5)	32.0	(29.6–34.4)	32.7	(30.0–35.5)	28.4	(23.4–34.1)	30.3	(24.9–36.3)	33.0	(30.1–35.9)	25.5	(20.1–31.8)	32.4	(28.7–36.3)
North Carolina	27.6	(24.5–30.9)	29.0	(26.0–32.2)	28.4	(25.9–31.0)	29.0	(26.3–31.9)	23.8	(18.8–29.8)	29.9	(20.8–40.8)	30.0	(26.8–33.4)	28.4	(20.3–38.2)	26.9	(23.4–30.8)
North Dakota	26.4	(23.0–30.1)	25.9	(22.5–29.6)	26.1	(23.7–28.7)	26.4	(23.9–28.9)	25.9	(19.3–33.9)	26.6	(16.5–39.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	18.3	(14.7–22.6)	22.3	(19.2–25.8)	20.3	(17.7–23.2)	20.3	(17.6–23.3)	21.4	(13.0–33.0)	18.6	(9.6–33.0)	21.1	(17.8–24.7)	22.3	(12.5–36.7)	18.9	(15.3–23.0)
Pennsylvania	26.4	(23.8–29.3)	30.4	(28.1–32.8)	28.5	(26.5–30.5)	28.4	(26.5–30.5)	25.6	(20.0–32.1)	36.1	(24.3–49.8)	29.7	(26.5–33.1)	23.8	(17.8–31.1)	28.2	(25.3–31.4)
Rhode Island	25.8	(22.0–30.0)	29.3	(25.4–33.5)	27.6	(24.3–31.1)	27.9	(24.2–32.0)	22.7	(17.3–29.1)	33.2	(19.6–50.3)	26.6	(22.6–31.1)	27.9	(20.4–36.9)	28.2	(23.6–33.4)
South Carolina	28.0	(24.1–32.3)	29.2	(25.1–33.7)	28.6	(25.7–31.7)	27.7	(24.6–31.1)	30.5	(21.6–41.1)	37.4	(21.5–56.5)	31.4	(26.7–36.4)	41.0	(31.7–51.0)	24.7	(19.9–30.2)
Tennessee	25.3	(22.3–28.5)	27.0	(23.7–30.5)	26.1	(24.0–28.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	27.7	(25.1–30.5)	28.5	(24.4–32.9)	28.2	(25.4–31.2)	27.4	(24.4–30.5)	33.0	(26.6–40.1)	29.7	(19.5–42.5)	30.7	(26.8–34.9)	31.7	(22.0–43.3)	24.6	(21.2–28.3)
Utah	24.1	(20.9–27.7)	26.1	(22.7–29.8)	25.2	(22.5–28.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	33.3	(32.4–34.2)	32.2	(31.3–33.2)	32.8	(32.1–33.4)	33.3	(32.6–34.0)	28.5	(26.6–30.5)	31.9	(28.9–35.0)	33.0	(32.1–34.0)	33.2	(30.6–35.9)	32.2	(31.2–33.2)
Virginia	27.5	(25.2–29.9)	30.7	(28.2–33.3)	29.1	(27.3–30.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	24.1	(18.9–30.1)	27.8	(24.9–30.9)	26.1	(23.3–29.0)	25.5	(22.6–28.7)	26.9	(16.7–40.1)	38.2	(20.8–59.3)	27.2	(23.3–31.4)	27.2	(16.8–41.0)	23.7	(19.9–27.9)
Wisconsin	28.7	(24.5–33.3)	30.6	(27.4–34.0)	29.6	(26.6–32.9)	29.5	(26.3–32.9)	30.3	(23.1–38.5)	31.0	(22.1–41.6)	28.8	(25.4–32.5)	27.1	(19.6–36.2)	31.1	(27.8–34.6)
Median	26.4		27.8		27.5		27.5		25.5		30.5		27.9		27.0		27.5
Range	17.5–33.3		21.7–34.8		20.3–33.3		20.3–34.7		15.1–33.0		18.6–40.5		19.9–35.9		13.6–41.0		18.9–32.4
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	28.9	(23.1–35.6)	32.8	(26.7–39.6)	30.6	(26.4–35.1)	28.6	(24.5–33.2)	35.2	(25.9–45.8)	30.9	(18.1–47.6)	33.3	(27.6–39.5)	30.3	(21.8–40.3)	28.0	(22.5–34.3)
Boston, MA	25.5	(22.3–29.1)	30.9	(27.2–34.7)	28.2	(25.8–30.8)	28.0	(25.5–30.8)	24.1	(17.2–32.6)	40.1	(28.3–53.2)	29.7	(25.9–33.8)	22.5	(14.9–32.5)	29.1	(25.6–32.9)
Broward County, FL	23.6	(18.8–29.2)	29.2	(23.1–36.1)	26.3	(22.3–30.8)	26.2	(21.8–31.3)	31.3	(21.4–43.4)	23.2	(11.7–40.6)	28.9	(22.1–36.7)	31.9	(16.7–52.3)	25.7	(20.0–32.3)
Chicago, IL	26.8	(24.1–29.6)	29.1	(26.2–32.3)	28.1	(26.0–30.3)	28.5	(25.9–31.3)	24.8	(18.5–32.3)	26.6	(18.4–36.8)	31.9	(27.4–36.7)	25.1	(18.5–33.1)	25.7	(22.0–29.8)
Cleveland, OH	21.1	(17.8–24.8)	25.1	(21.8–28.7)	23.3	(20.8–25.8)	24.0	(21.5–26.8)	19.1	(12.9–27.3)	23.6	(13.6–37.7)	26.9	(22.8–31.5)	21.8	(16.5–28.3)	18.8	(15.4–22.8)
DeKalb County, GA	32.2	(28.8–35.8)	36.1	(32.6–39.6)	34.0	(31.5–36.6)	34.7	(32.0–37.4)	35.2	(28.7–42.2)	19.9	(11.4–32.2)	35.4	(30.9–40.1)	32.4	(25.7–39.9)	33.9	(30.5–37.6)
Detroit, MI	25.6	(22.2–29.4)	27.1	(22.8–31.8)	26.3	(23.6–29.2)	25.6	(22.3–29.1)	34.3	(24.8–45.3)	20.7	(11.1–35.1)	29.0	(24.5–33.9)	32.0	(23.7–41.7)	24.5	(20.4–29.0)
District of Columbia	26.7	(25.2–28.2)	28.7	(27.0–30.4)	27.6	(26.5–28.7)	28.0	(26.7–29.3)	25.7	(23.0–28.7)	24.5	(20.1–29.4)	30.2	(28.4–32.1)	28.2	(24.9–31.8)	26.7	(25.0–28.4)
Duval County, FL	26.0	(23.7–28.3)	29.2	(26.7–31.8)	27.6	(25.8–29.4)	28.1	(26.1–30.1)	22.1	(18.5–26.1)	33.6	(24.9–43.6)	31.4	(28.4–34.5)	26.3	(22.3–30.8)	25.5	(22.5–28.6)
Ft. Worth, TX	26.6	(23.9–29.5)	29.0	(26.6–31.5)	27.8	(26.0–29.8)	27.9	(25.9–30.0)	26.6	(21.9–32.0)	31.5	(24.1–40.0)	28.8	(26.1–31.7)	29.6	(23.1–37.1)	26.9	(24.2–29.7)
Houston, TX	24.5	(22.2–26.9)	28.7	(26.1–31.5)	26.5	(24.7–28.4)	26.6	(24.6–28.6)	22.4	(18.6–26.6)	32.1	(25.0–40.2)	31.8	(28.5–35.4)	22.7	(17.8–28.6)	24.5	(22.1–26.9)
Los Angeles, CA	27.9	(23.6–32.7)	30.6	(25.2–36.6)	29.3	(25.7–33.3)	28.9	(24.6–33.7)	27.0	(16.6–40.8)	40.9	(25.7–58.1)	30.8	(25.8–36.3)	33.5	(25.7–42.3)	27.5	(22.0–33.9)
Miami-Dade County, FL	27.2	(24.6–30.0)	28.3	(25.4–31.3)	27.8	(25.9–29.8)	28.0	(26.0–30.1)	27.3	(22.2–33.1)	22.8	(14.1–34.8)	27.6	(25.1–30.3)	26.2	(21.4–31.6)	28.8	(26.0–31.8)
New York City, NY	24.8	(23.7–26.0)	29.8	(28.3–31.5)	27.3	(26.3–28.3)	27.5	(26.2–28.8)	23.6	(20.7–26.8)	27.3	(24.3–30.5)	31.7	(29.6–34.0)	25.3	(22.0–28.9)	25.6	(24.2–27.0)
Oakland, CA	23.7	(20.0–27.9)	26.6	(23.6–29.8)	25.2	(22.7–27.9)	24.9	(22.0–28.0)	26.0	(20.2–32.9)	30.4	(20.9–42.0)	29.4	(24.8–34.5)	21.7	(15.0–30.3)	22.6	(19.7–25.9)
Orange County, FL	29.3	(25.0–33.9)	26.5	(22.4–31.0)	28.1	(25.0–31.3)	28.1	(24.6–31.9)	25.7	(18.8–34.1)	28.7	(18.3–42.0)	28.9	(24.4–33.9)	25.7	(19.3–33.4)	28.0	(23.7–32.8)
Palm Beach County, FL	28.2	(25.4–31.3)	31.2	(28.2–34.3)	29.7	(27.7–31.7)	30.4	(28.3–32.7)	24.2	(18.8–30.5)	27.5	(19.3–37.5)	31.5	(28.2–35.0)	25.9	(19.3–33.9)	30.0	(26.9–33.4)
Philadelphia, PA	23.8	(19.8–28.2)	26.9	(23.5–30.5)	25.3	(23.3–27.5)	25.5	(23.1–28.1)	23.5	(16.2–32.9)	26.1	(15.6–40.5)	25.7	(21.2–30.7)	22.1	(15.1–31.2)	26.1	(23.1–29.4)
San Diego, CA	29.7	(26.5–33.1)	31.0	(28.2–33.9)	30.4	(28.3–32.5)	31.1	(28.8–33.5)	28.7	(22.1–36.4)	24.5	(17.6–33.0)	33.2	(30.2–36.3)	33.8	(26.9–41.4)	27.8	(24.7–31.1)
San Francisco, CA	32.3	(29.1–35.7)	31.7	(28.8–34.6)	31.9	(29.8–34.1)	32.0	(29.7–34.3)	26.1	(20.5–32.7)	38.7	(30.9–47.2)	34.8	(30.3–39.5)	38.0	(28.3–48.7)	30.6	(28.1–33.3)
Shelby County, TN	29.3	(25.4–33.5)	33.5	(28.6–38.9)	31.4	(28.1–34.9)	31.5	(27.7–35.6)	27.3	(21.3–34.3)	39.1	(28.5–51.0)	32.9	(28.9–37.2)	29.6	(22.3–38.2)	29.9	(24.5–36.0)
Median	26.7		29.2		27.8		28.0		26.0		27.5		30.8		26.3		26.9
Range	21.1–32.3		25.1–36.1		23.3–34.0		24.0–34.7		19.1–35.2		19.9–40.9		25.7–35.4		21.7–38.0		18.8–33.9

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TABLE 165. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	15.9	(14.6–17.2)	21.8	(20.1–23.5)	18.8	(17.5–20.2)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	13.3	(11.6–15.1)	19.2	(17.1–21.4)	16.1	(14.6–17.7)
Black^§	22.3	(19.5–25.4)	29.2	(25.8–32.8)	25.7	(23.1–28.5)
Hispanic	18.6	(16.7–20.7)	24.6	(21.2–28.3)	21.7	(19.8–23.7)
Grade
9	17.0	(14.6–19.7)	20.9	(18.7–23.3)	19.0	(17.1–21.0)
10	15.6	(13.4–18.2)	24.9	(21.8–28.2)	20.2	(18.1–22.3)
11	16.1	(14.3–18.0)	20.1	(17.9–22.5)	18.1	(16.6–19.7)
12	14.6	(12.6–16.9)	20.9	(17.9–24.1)	17.6	(15.8–19.6)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	16.6	(15.2–18.2)	22.1	(20.4–23.9)	19.6	(18.3–20.9)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	14.0	(11.7–16.8)	17.7	(13.7–22.7)	15.2	(12.9–17.8)
Not sure	16.8	(12.5–22.0)	19.2	(11.5–30.3)	17.9	(14.2–22.2)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	16.2	(14.3–18.2)	25.9	(23.4–28.5)	21.5	(19.8–23.3)
Same sex only or both sexes	18.0	(13.9–23.1)	25.2	(19.2–32.4)	19.9	(16.4–23.9)
No sexual contact	16.1	(14.4–18.0)	17.8	(15.9–19.9)	16.9	(15.7–18.3)

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TABLE 166. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices three or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	14.2	(11.4–17.4)	13.7	(11.1–16.8)	13.9	(11.8–16.4)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	12.7	(10.0–16.1)	16.2	(13.2–19.8)	14.4	(12.2–16.9)	14.6	(12.4–17.0)	11.5	(7.6–17.0)	21.5	(10.4–39.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	12.1	(8.5–16.9)	17.8	(14.2–22.0)	15.1	(11.8–19.1)	15.6	(12.5–19.3)	9.7	(4.7–19.2)	15.3	(6.2–33.2)	17.4	(12.1–24.4)	15.0	(7.6–27.5)	11.9	(9.0–15.7)
California	17.7	(14.9–20.9)	22.6	(18.9–26.7)	20.2	(17.9–22.8)	21.4	(18.9–24.2)	10.0	(6.0–16.2)	21.0	(14.8–28.9)	23.3	(18.1–29.5)	16.3	(11.4–22.7)	17.5	(14.2–21.4)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	15.0	(12.6–17.7)	17.2	(15.4–19.2)	16.1	(14.7–17.6)	16.7	(15.1–18.4)	13.2	(10.0–17.3)	13.3	(7.7–21.9)	17.8	(15.3–20.7)	11.5	(7.0–18.3)	16.0	(13.8–18.3)
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	18.0	(16.3–19.7)	21.9	(20.2–23.6)	20.0	(18.8–21.3)	19.8	(18.4–21.2)	17.8	(14.7–21.4)	24.1	(19.0–30.2)	22.1	(19.9–24.5)	21.9	(17.7–26.8)	17.3	(15.8–19.0)
Hawaii	12.0	(10.5–13.7)	13.9	(11.6–16.6)	13.1	(11.8–14.5)	12.6	(11.2–14.2)	13.7	(10.3–18.0)	14.9	(10.1–21.4)	12.7	(11.0–14.7)	18.3	(13.7–24.1)	11.7	(10.0–13.5)
Idaho	12.6	(10.3–15.2)	16.7	(14.7–19.1)	14.7	(13.0–16.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	14.2	(11.5–17.4)	17.8	(15.3–20.6)	16.2	(13.9–18.9)	16.3	(13.9–19.0)	16.7	(12.5–22.0)	16.9	(9.9–27.5)	16.9	(13.9–20.4)	12.2	(8.3–17.7)	14.9	(12.4–17.7)
Iowa	13.0	(10.4–16.0)	15.5	(12.4–19.2)	14.3	(12.3–16.6)	13.7	(11.1–16.8)	18.5	(11.5–28.3)	14.2	(4.7–35.7)	14.8	(11.0–19.6)	13.4	(6.4–26.0)	12.1	(9.1–15.9)
Kansas	12.4	(10.6–14.5)	12.6	(10.5–15.0)	12.5	(11.0–14.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	10.4	(8.5–12.7)	13.3	(10.8–16.3)	12.0	(10.3–13.8)	12.2	(10.5–14.1)	11.3	(7.0–17.8)	9.6	(4.2–20.7)	13.0	(10.5–16.0)	9.9	(5.9–16.1)	10.2	(7.6–13.6)
Louisiana	17.9	(13.4–23.6)	19.8	(15.9–24.4)	18.9	(15.8–22.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	14.9	(13.4–16.5)	16.6	(15.2–18.2)	15.8	(14.6–17.2)	15.9	(14.7–17.3)	13.8	(11.7–16.2)	19.3	(14.4–25.3)	15.5	(14.0–17.2)	18.4	(15.5–21.8)	15.3	(13.7–17.1)
Maryland	14.2	(13.6–14.8)	17.4	(16.7–18.1)	15.8	(15.4–16.3)	15.9	(15.4–16.4)	14.2	(13.0–15.5)	15.8	(14.0–17.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	16.3	(13.9–19.0)	16.0	(13.7–18.6)	16.2	(14.3–18.3)	16.3	(14.4–18.4)	13.1	(9.0–18.8)	21.0	(12.6–32.9)	16.6	(13.9–19.7)	14.9	(10.7–20.5)	15.6	(13.6–17.9)
Michigan	15.3	(13.0–17.9)	15.9	(12.3–20.3)	15.6	(13.4–18.0)	14.8	(12.5–17.4)	18.1	(12.0–26.5)	24.8	(17.2–34.4)	12.9	(9.7–16.9)	17.6	(11.7–25.6)	17.9	(14.7–21.6)
Missouri	11.1	(9.1–13.4)	13.3	(10.9–16.1)	12.4	(11.0–13.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	13.0	(11.6–14.6)	13.9	(12.4–15.7)	13.5	(12.4–14.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	13.0	(9.9–17.0)	14.9	(11.5–19.1)	14.0	(11.6–16.8)	14.4	(11.7–17.4)	7.8	(4.6–12.9)	17.5	(10.5–27.6)	14.7	(11.1–19.2)	9.0	(5.0–15.7)	14.3	(10.8–18.6)
Nevada	14.5	(11.8–17.7)	19.3	(15.7–23.5)	17.3	(15.3–19.5)	17.2	(14.6–20.1)	15.5	(10.6–22.2)	26.0	(15.4–40.5)	18.0	(13.3–23.7)	15.1	(9.6–22.8)	16.0	(13.8–18.5)
New Hampshire	15.4	(14.4–16.5)	18.5	(17.3–19.8)	17.1	(16.2–18.0)	17.4	(16.4–18.4)	14.0	(11.9–16.5)	18.3	(14.9–22.3)	17.4	(16.2–18.7)	22.4	(18.7–26.5)	15.9	(14.6–17.3)
New Mexico	15.2	(13.6–17.0)	20.2	(18.6–21.9)	17.8	(16.7–18.9)	17.5	(16.3–18.8)	18.0	(14.6–22.0)	22.5	(17.6–28.3)	17.9	(16.0–20.0)	21.7	(17.8–26.2)	16.8	(15.2–18.5)
New York	18.7	(16.7–20.8)	19.9	(16.6–23.7)	19.3	(17.2–21.7)	19.9	(17.4–22.6)	16.7	(13.1–21.1)	17.7	(13.7–22.6)	21.1	(18.2–24.3)	14.6	(10.2–20.5)	18.5	(16.0–21.2)
North Carolina	15.8	(13.6–18.3)	18.7	(16.4–21.2)	17.4	(15.9–19.0)	17.7	(16.1–19.5)	16.4	(11.2–23.6)	13.2	(7.2–23.0)	18.4	(16.2–20.9)	19.1	(13.1–27.0)	16.1	(13.3–19.4)
North Dakota	12.3	(10.2–14.7)	15.7	(13.1–18.8)	14.1	(12.2–16.1)	13.9	(11.9–16.1)	16.0	(10.8–23.0)	19.1	(11.7–29.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	10.1	(7.7–13.3)	14.0	(11.1–17.5)	12.0	(10.0–14.5)	11.8	(9.9–14.0)	15.8	(8.9–26.4)	9.6	(4.2–20.5)	12.3	(10.0–15.1)	18.4	(9.4–33.0)	11.0	(8.3–14.4)
Pennsylvania	13.4	(11.5–15.5)	17.9	(15.9–20.0)	15.6	(14.2–17.2)	15.5	(14.1–17.0)	14.4	(10.7–19.2)	20.6	(12.2–32.8)	16.8	(14.5–19.4)	14.4	(9.3–21.7)	14.6	(12.7–16.8)
Rhode Island	14.1	(11.7–17.0)	18.9	(16.1–22.0)	16.7	(14.7–18.9)	16.7	(14.0–19.7)	13.9	(10.1–18.8)	22.5	(13.0–36.0)	16.4	(13.6–19.6)	21.4	(14.6–30.2)	15.6	(13.2–18.4)
South Carolina	15.8	(13.3–18.7)	17.8	(14.6–21.6)	16.9	(14.6–19.3)	17.1	(14.2–20.4)	15.1	(8.1–26.4)	26.0	(13.4–44.5)	20.1	(16.0–25.1)	16.0	(7.8–29.8)	14.7	(11.0–19.4)
Tennessee	14.3	(12.1–16.9)	16.7	(13.4–20.7)	15.6	(13.3–18.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	18.5	(15.6–21.8)	18.7	(15.0–22.9)	18.7	(16.3–21.5)	18.8	(16.2–21.6)	17.5	(13.1–23.1)	18.4	(12.6–26.2)	20.5	(17.4–24.0)	16.5	(9.5–27.2)	16.9	(13.5–21.0)
Utah	11.7	(9.3–14.6)	15.4	(12.6–18.8)	13.6	(11.6–15.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	16.9	(16.2–17.7)	19.3	(18.6–20.1)	18.2	(17.7–18.7)	18.5	(17.9–19.0)	15.4	(13.9–17.0)	18.8	(16.4–21.5)	18.9	(18.1–19.7)	19.9	(17.8–22.3)	16.5	(15.7–17.3)
Virginia	14.2	(12.2–16.3)	19.0	(16.9–21.2)	16.6	(15.1–18.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	14.3	(11.0–18.3)	18.5	(16.5–20.7)	16.6	(14.5–19.0)	16.1	(13.9–18.6)	15.7	(7.3–30.7)	31.6	(14.4–55.8)	18.2	(15.6–21.1)	16.8	(8.4–30.8)	13.1	(9.7–17.5)
Wisconsin	13.2	(10.6–16.3)	16.6	(14.3–19.1)	15.0	(13.2–16.9)	14.7	(12.8–16.8)	13.7	(9.6–19.3)	21.8	(12.7–34.8)	14.2	(11.8–17.1)	14.4	(9.6–21.0)	14.8	(11.9–18.4)
Median	14.2		17.2		15.8		16.2		14.8		18.9		17.4		16.3		15.6
Range	10.1–18.7		12.6–22.6		12.0–20.2		11.8–21.4		7.8–18.5		9.6–31.6		12.3–23.3		9.0–22.4		10.2–18.5
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	18.4	(13.7–24.3)	25.3	(19.2–32.5)	21.4	(17.6–25.8)	21.2	(17.3–25.6)	22.2	(13.6–34.1)	13.1	(5.2–29.3)	23.6	(18.9–29.0)	18.2	(11.5–27.6)	20.4	(14.9–27.3)
Boston, MA	16.3	(13.5–19.5)	21.3	(18.2–24.7)	18.9	(16.8–21.1)	18.7	(16.5–21.1)	16.5	(10.3–25.3)	23.9	(14.0–37.6)	20.1	(16.9–23.7)	16.0	(9.5–25.9)	18.2	(14.9–22.1)
Broward County, FL	10.8	(8.0–14.3)	18.8	(14.1–24.7)	14.8	(11.9–18.2)	15.0	(11.7–18.9)	18.6	(10.2–31.6)	7.2	(2.8–17.5)	15.9	(11.5–21.5)	18.5	(9.4–33.0)	15.0	(10.9–20.3)
Chicago, IL	17.3	(15.0–20.0)	18.9	(16.5–21.4)	18.1	(16.7–19.6)	18.6	(16.8–20.5)	12.9	(8.9–18.3)	22.4	(15.3–31.7)	21.1	(17.5–25.2)	17.6	(13.8–22.3)	15.6	(12.7–18.9)
Cleveland, OH	15.2	(12.6–18.3)	17.7	(14.7–21.1)	16.4	(14.5–18.6)	17.2	(15.0–19.7)	13.8	(9.3–20.1)	13.0	(5.8–26.4)	20.7	(17.1–24.8)	16.1	(11.4–22.3)	13.2	(10.4–16.7)
DeKalb County, GA	19.0	(16.3–22.0)	25.0	(21.9–28.3)	21.9	(20.0–23.9)	22.5	(20.3–24.8)	20.9	(15.0–28.2)	13.7	(6.7–25.9)	24.3	(21.2–27.7)	18.1	(12.6–25.4)	19.8	(17.1–22.8)
Detroit, MI	15.9	(13.1–19.2)	21.1	(17.0–26.0)	18.3	(15.9–20.9)	17.9	(15.0–21.1)	24.2	(17.2–32.9)	13.8	(6.3–27.5)	22.5	(18.3–27.3)	19.4	(13.4–27.2)	15.1	(11.7–19.3)
District of Columbia	18.0	(16.7–19.3)	19.3	(17.9–20.8)	18.5	(17.5–19.5)	19.0	(17.9–20.2)	16.3	(14.0–19.0)	14.1	(10.9–18.2)	21.1	(19.5–22.8)	20.4	(17.4–23.7)	16.6	(15.2–18.1)
Duval County, FL	17.2	(15.3–19.1)	19.4	(17.2–21.7)	18.3	(16.8–19.9)	18.8	(17.1–20.6)	13.9	(11.0–17.3)	22.1	(15.6–30.3)	22.5	(19.9–25.4)	16.9	(13.7–20.8)	15.6	(12.9–18.6)
Ft. Worth, TX	17.5	(15.5–19.8)	20.2	(18.2–22.3)	18.9	(17.4–20.5)	18.7	(17.2–20.4)	20.0	(15.6–25.2)	20.8	(14.8–28.4)	20.0	(17.5–22.8)	22.6	(16.5–30.2)	17.2	(15.1–19.5)
Houston, TX	15.0	(13.2–17.1)	19.8	(17.4–22.4)	17.4	(15.8–19.1)	17.8	(16.1–19.7)	12.0	(9.0–15.8)	21.3	(15.3–28.8)	21.4	(18.3–24.8)	14.0	(10.7–18.1)	15.7	(13.6–18.0)
Los Angeles, CA	17.2	(14.0–20.9)	21.5	(18.2–25.2)	19.3	(16.8–22.1)	19.1	(16.4–22.1)	17.2	(10.6–26.9)	29.4	(17.3–45.2)	21.1	(17.8–24.9)	23.1	(16.3–31.6)	17.4	(13.1–22.8)
Miami-Dade County, FL	16.3	(14.3–18.6)	18.2	(16.1–20.5)	17.3	(15.8–18.9)	17.6	(16.0–19.3)	15.3	(10.5–21.8)	13.6	(7.5–23.5)	17.4	(15.3–19.7)	16.3	(12.0–21.7)	18.1	(15.9–20.4)
New York City, NY	15.4	(14.1–16.8)	19.2	(17.3–21.2)	17.4	(16.1–18.7)	17.5	(16.1–19.0)	14.4	(12.1–17.2)	18.0	(16.0–20.3)	21.8	(19.4–24.3)	16.0	(12.5–20.2)	15.3	(14.0–16.7)
Oakland, CA	14.7	(12.2–17.6)	17.8	(15.3–20.7)	16.4	(14.7–18.3)	16.7	(14.6–19.0)	12.8	(8.7–18.5)	17.4	(9.7–29.2)	20.3	(16.6–24.5)	10.7	(6.1–18.1)	14.7	(12.3–17.5)
Orange County, FL	16.1	(13.1–19.7)	17.2	(14.3–20.5)	16.8	(14.8–19.1)	16.9	(14.6–19.5)	16.1	(10.2–24.6)	18.5	(9.9–32.0)	19.0	(15.7–22.7)	13.8	(8.4–21.7)	16.1	(13.1–19.7)
Palm Beach County, FL	16.2	(14.1–18.6)	19.2	(17.0–21.7)	17.7	(16.0–19.5)	18.3	(16.4–20.5)	12.7	(8.7–18.3)	15.4	(9.4–24.2)	20.3	(17.6–23.5)	14.6	(9.7–21.4)	16.6	(14.1–19.4)
Philadelphia, PA	14.8	(12.5–17.4)	18.8	(15.8–22.3)	16.8	(15.4–18.3)	17.1	(15.0–19.3)	12.7	(8.1–19.5)	16.0	(7.2–31.7)	18.2	(14.2–22.9)	13.6	(7.3–23.9)	16.5	(13.7–19.7)
San Diego, CA	15.9	(13.7–18.3)	18.2	(15.6–21.1)	17.0	(15.5–18.7)	17.7	(15.9–19.7)	12.5	(9.2–16.8)	15.1	(9.4–23.6)	18.1	(15.5–21.0)	17.9	(12.7–24.6)	16.0	(13.8–18.5)
San Francisco, CA	16.2	(14.2–18.5)	18.5	(16.2–21.1)	17.3	(15.8–19.0)	17.0	(15.3–18.8)	16.7	(11.6–23.4)	20.1	(14.0–28.1)	22.6	(18.6–27.3)	29.5	(21.9–38.5)	13.7	(11.9–15.7)
Shelby County, TN	20.2	(17.5–23.2)	25.5	(21.3–30.3)	22.8	(20.2–25.8)	23.3	(20.1–26.9)	16.6	(12.0–22.4)	29.7	(18.6–43.8)	25.7	(22.0–29.8)	18.3	(12.2–26.5)	21.2	(16.7–26.4)
Median	16.2		19.2		17.7		17.9		16.1		17.4		21.1		17.6		16.1
Range	10.8–20.2		17.2–25.5		14.8–22.8		15.0–23.3		12.0–24.2		7.2–29.7		15.9–25.7		10.7–29.5		13.2–21.2

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TABLE 167. **Percentage of high school students who did not eat vegetables,**^* **by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017**
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	5.5	(4.6–6.6)	8.9	(7.9–10.2)	7.2	(6.3–8.2)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	3.8	(2.9–4.9)	6.9	(5.8–8.1)	5.3	(4.5–6.2)
Black^§	10.6	(7.8–14.2)	14.9	(12.4–17.8)	12.7	(10.5–15.3)
Hispanic	7.2	(5.5–9.4)	11.1	(8.9–13.7)	9.2	(7.6–11.1)
Grade
9	6.2	(4.8–8.0)	10.5	(8.5–12.9)	8.3	(6.9–10.0)
10	5.5	(4.5–6.8)	8.3	(6.7–10.2)	6.9	(5.8–8.1)
11	5.6	(3.9–8.1)	7.8	(6.4–9.5)	6.7	(5.3–8.3)
12	4.5	(3.4–5.9)	8.8	(6.9–11.3)	6.6	(5.3–8.2)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	5.8	(4.7–7.0)	9.1	(7.9–10.4)	7.5	(6.5–8.6)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	6.0	(4.0–8.9)	8.5	(5.1–13.9)	6.6	(4.6–9.3)
Not sure	4.9	(2.8–8.6)	10.3	(5.8–17.5)	7.7	(5.4–10.8)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	5.4	(4.3–6.7)	8.2	(7.0–9.6)	6.9	(6.0–8.0)
Same sex only or both sexes	4.5	(2.7–7.3)	7.7	(4.2–13.8)	5.3	(3.2–8.7)
No sexual contact	5.8	(4.5–7.4)	9.1	(7.4–11.2)	7.4	(6.1–9.0)

* Green salad, potatoes (not counting French fries, fried potatoes, or potato chips), carrots, or other vegetables, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Non-Hispanic.

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**TABLE 168. Percentage of high school students who did not eat vegetables,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	5.8	(4.3–7.7)	12.5	(9.6–16.2)	9.4	(7.6–11.5)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	5.0	(3.6–6.9)	8.4	(6.3–11.1)	6.9	(5.5–8.6)	6.4	(5.0–8.2)	11.5	(6.8–18.8)	5.9	(2.3–14.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	12.9	(10.0–16.4)	16.3	(12.8–20.5)	14.6	(11.8–17.8)	15.7	(12.2–20.0)	10.1	(5.0–19.3)	6.2	(2.4–15.1)	12.9	(9.7–16.9)	10.4	(5.1–20.1)	15.9	(10.6–23.1)
California	6.6	(4.3–10.1)	9.1	(5.9–13.6)	7.9	(5.4–11.3)	7.5	(5.0–11.1)	10.3	(6.2–16.6)	8.5	(2.9–22.8)	9.2	(5.8–14.3)	8.6	(4.7–15.3)	5.9	(3.7–9.4)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	4.4	(3.2–6.1)	9.5	(7.6–11.8)	7.0	(5.7–8.5)	7.0	(5.7–8.6)	4.5	(2.4–8.2)	13.3	(5.5–28.8)	5.8	(4.1–8.1)	7.3	(3.7–13.9)	6.4	(4.8–8.5)
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	8.9	(7.6–10.4)	11.2	(9.9–12.6)	10.0	(9.1–11.0)	9.9	(9.0–11.0)	8.2	(6.0–11.1)	15.8	(11.1–21.9)	8.2	(6.9–9.6)	7.5	(5.3–10.4)	11.2	(9.7–12.9)
Hawaii	6.4	(5.2–8.0)	10.3	(8.6–12.3)	8.4	(7.5–9.4)	8.8	(7.7–10.0)	5.3	(3.1–8.9)	8.3	(3.6–17.8)	6.8	(5.4–8.5)	5.2	(3.4–8.0)	9.4	(8.0–11.0)
Idaho	3.4	(2.4–4.8)	5.4	(4.1–7.1)	4.5	(3.6–5.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	7.0	(5.3–9.2)	10.3	(8.3–12.8)	8.7	(7.2–10.3)	8.9	(7.4–10.6)	6.2	(3.9–9.9)	8.7	(4.7–15.5)	8.2	(6.2–10.6)	7.2	(3.6–13.9)	8.7	(7.2–10.5)
Iowa	7.8	(4.4–13.5)	8.4	(6.2–11.4)	8.3	(6.2–11.0)	7.9	(5.4–11.5)	6.7	(2.4–17.2)	13.9	(2.9–46.1)	7.2	(3.6–13.8)	1.8	(0.3–12.1)	8.6	(6.0–12.0)
Kansas	4.7	(3.6–6.1)	6.8	(5.1–9.1)	5.8	(4.7–7.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	8.5	(6.6–11.0)	12.0	(9.3–15.2)	10.3	(8.8–12.0)	10.2	(8.5–12.1)	10.1	(5.6–17.5)	15.1	(8.1–26.4)	7.3	(6.1–8.7)	7.1	(3.6–13.4)	11.5	(9.2–14.2)
Louisiana	16.5	(13.0–20.8)	16.7	(13.3–20.7)	16.5	(13.6–19.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maryland	7.4	(6.9–8.0)	10.6	(9.9–11.3)	9.0	(8.6–9.5)	9.0	(8.6–9.5)	8.0	(7.2–9.0)	10.2	(8.7–11.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	5.0	(3.6–6.9)	8.8	(7.4–10.5)	6.9	(5.7–8.4)	6.9	(5.7–8.5)	6.8	(4.1–11.2)	5.0	(2.2–11.1)	6.9	(5.2–9.2)	4.2	(2.4–7.2)	6.9	(5.1–9.2)
Michigan	5.4	(3.6–8.1)	9.4	(7.0–12.4)	7.4	(5.6–9.8)	7.3	(5.2–10.1)	7.0	(3.3–14.2)	10.3	(4.9–20.5)	7.0	(4.4–11.0)	7.6	(3.3–16.5)	6.3	(4.4–9.0)
Missouri	7.7	(5.0–11.7)	9.0	(6.7–11.8)	8.4	(6.2–11.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	3.9	(3.0–4.9)	5.3	(4.5–6.2)	4.7	(4.1–5.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	3.6	(2.2–5.9)	7.6	(5.4–10.7)	5.8	(4.3–7.6)	5.2	(3.9–7.1)	4.8	(2.1–10.6)	14.1	(6.5–27.9)	5.7	(3.5–9.1)	2.6	(0.8–8.2)	5.3	(3.4–7.9)
Nevada	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Hampshire	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	6.3	(5.6–7.1)	9.1	(7.5–11.0)	7.7	(6.6–8.9)	7.5	(6.3–8.9)	7.7	(6.1–9.8)	11.4	(7.8–16.4)	5.9	(4.5–7.8)	7.2	(4.5–11.3)	7.7	(6.4–9.2)
New York	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
North Carolina	6.0	(4.4–8.2)	7.5	(5.6–9.8)	6.8	(5.3–8.7)	6.6	(5.1–8.6)	7.4	(4.6–11.7)	10.4	(5.2–19.5)	6.7	(5.2–8.7)	4.7	(2.8–7.8)	6.5	(4.5–9.2)
North Dakota	3.4	(2.2–5.1)	6.8	(5.4–8.5)	5.1	(4.2–6.2)	4.7	(3.7–6.0)	6.5	(3.5–12.0)	5.9	(2.1–15.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	6.7	(4.7–9.4)	6.6	(5.0–8.9)	6.7	(5.3–8.5)	6.2	(4.7–8.1)	4.9	(2.3–10.2)	20.9	(9.4–40.3)	6.4	(4.5–9.2)	3.3	(1.4–7.5)	6.7	(5.0–8.9)
Pennsylvania	5.3	(3.9–7.2)	9.4	(7.1–12.4)	7.4	(5.8–9.4)	7.3	(5.6–9.4)	7.7	(4.5–12.7)	9.7	(4.8–18.5)	6.5	(4.5–9.4)	10.1	(5.5–17.8)	6.3	(5.0–8.1)
Rhode Island	6.7	(4.0–11.0)	10.2	(6.9–14.8)	8.5	(5.9–12.2)	8.5	(6.4–11.2)	10.5	(4.0–24.9)	4.1	(0.6–24.0)	6.4	(4.8–8.5)	4.9	(2.3–10.4)	8.5	(4.7–14.8)
South Carolina	10.1	(7.0–14.3)	14.3	(11.6–17.4)	12.1	(10.0–14.4)	13.6	(11.3–16.2)	8.7	(4.4–16.4)	5.3	(1.3–19.0)	10.1	(7.8–13.1)	8.9	(4.7–16.2)	12.3	(10.1–15.0)
Tennessee	9.4	(7.3–12.0)	10.7	(8.1–14.1)	10.0	(8.3–12.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	10.0	(7.9–12.6)	12.2	(9.7–15.2)	11.0	(9.1–13.3)	10.9	(9.0–13.3)	13.3	(8.3–20.7)	6.5	(2.5–15.6)	8.8	(7.1–10.8)	15.3	(8.3–26.3)	11.4	(9.0–14.3)
Utah	4.4	(3.1–6.4)	5.6	(3.9–8.1)	5.0	(3.8–6.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	3.0	(2.7–3.4)	6.1	(5.6–6.6)	4.6	(4.4–4.9)	4.4	(4.1–4.7)	4.7	(3.8–5.7)	8.3	(6.6–10.3)	3.6	(3.2–4.0)	5.2	(4.1–6.6)	5.2	(4.7–5.7)
Virginia	5.3	(3.7–7.5)	8.8	(7.0–11.1)	7.1	(5.7–8.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	5.9	(4.1–8.5)	11.1	(8.2–14.9)	8.5	(6.7–10.6)	8.1	(6.4–10.1)	12.2	(6.3–22.1)	10.9	(4.3–24.9)	6.2	(4.6–8.2)	10.6	(5.1–20.8)	7.9	(5.7–10.7)
Wisconsin	5.9	(3.9–8.8)	7.2	(5.6–9.3)	6.7	(5.2–8.7)	6.7	(5.2–8.7)	6.2	(3.1–11.9)	10.0	(4.8–19.8)	6.6	(4.4–9.8)	6.4	(2.4–16.0)	6.1	(4.9–7.5)
Median	6.0		9.1		7.7		7.5		7.5		9.8		6.8		7.2		7.7
Range	3.0–16.5		5.3–16.7		4.5–16.5		4.4–15.7		4.5–13.3		4.1–20.9		3.6–12.9		1.8–15.3		5.2–15.9
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	11.8	(8.8–15.8)	15.0	(9.4–23.0)	13.1	(10.0–16.8)	14.4	(10.5–19.4)	10.0	(5.3–18.0)	13.2	(5.0–30.7)	12.3	(8.1–18.5)	6.5	(2.4–16.3)	15.5	(11.7–20.3)
Boston, MA	10.8	(8.5–13.6)	12.4	(9.8–15.7)	11.6	(10.0–13.5)	11.6	(9.9–13.5)	12.8	(8.1–19.8)	9.4	(4.1–20.3)	11.1	(8.4–14.6)	8.8	(4.8–15.8)	11.5	(9.1–14.5)
Broward County, FL	12.6	(9.2–16.9)	12.7	(9.2–17.4)	12.6	(9.9–15.8)	12.3	(9.5–15.8)	17.0	(7.5–34.4)	8.7	(3.6–19.2)	10.1	(6.3–15.8)	11.4	(3.5–31.4)	13.4	(9.2–19.1)
Chicago, IL	10.2	(8.5–12.3)	14.1	(10.8–18.3)	12.0	(10.0–14.3)	12.5	(10.2–15.2)	10.3	(6.8–15.1)	9.0	(4.5–17.3)	11.8	(9.1–15.3)	6.9	(3.5–13.4)	12.2	(9.8–15.0)
Cleveland, OH	13.1	(10.8–15.9)	12.0	(9.4–15.3)	12.5	(10.7–14.6)	12.2	(10.3–14.4)	15.4	(10.2–22.6)	10.5	(4.7–21.6)	11.3	(8.8–14.3)	10.5	(6.9–15.8)	13.0	(10.0–16.7)
DeKalb County, GA	7.7	(6.1–9.6)	12.6	(10.1–15.7)	10.1	(8.5–11.9)	10.0	(8.3–12.0)	7.7	(4.6–12.7)	12.6	(6.8–22.2)	11.4	(9.2–14.0)	7.1	(3.5–13.7)	8.0	(5.9–10.6)
Detroit, MI	8.0	(6.1–10.5)	12.3	(9.5–16.0)	10.0	(8.2–12.2)	10.3	(8.3–12.8)	9.1	(5.2–15.4)	6.7	(2.0–19.9)	10.4	(7.2–14.8)	6.3	(3.4–11.5)	9.6	(7.6–12.1)
District of Columbia	11.2	(10.1–12.4)	12.0	(10.8–13.4)	11.5	(10.7–12.4)	11.8	(10.9–12.8)	10.4	(8.5–12.8)	9.7	(6.7–14.0)	10.8	(9.6–12.2)	8.6	(6.7–10.9)	11.1	(9.9–12.5)
Duval County, FL	9.4	(7.5–11.7)	13.6	(11.4–16.2)	11.4	(9.9–13.1)	12.0	(10.3–14.1)	9.0	(6.2–13.0)	12.6	(6.8–22.0)	10.2	(8.0–12.8)	8.6	(5.8–12.6)	8.5	(6.8–10.5)
Ft. Worth, TX	10.4	(8.9–12.0)	14.6	(12.7–16.8)	12.5	(11.3–13.9)	12.9	(11.6–14.4)	11.7	(8.5–15.9)	5.7	(2.6–11.9)	12.5	(10.5–14.8)	10.4	(6.6–16.0)	11.4	(9.7–13.2)
Houston, TX	14.1	(11.9–16.6)	17.3	(15.2–19.6)	15.8	(14.2–17.5)	16.4	(14.7–18.3)	12.3	(9.1–16.4)	12.9	(7.6–21.0)	14.1	(12.0–16.5)	10.5	(6.3–17.1)	16.3	(13.9–18.9)
Los Angeles, CA	5.7	(3.9–8.3)	10.0	(7.3–13.4)	7.9	(6.7–9.4)	7.5	(6.0–9.2)	10.4	(6.1–17.2)	14.7	(5.1–35.6)	7.5	(5.1–10.9)	6.6	(3.4–12.4)	8.4	(6.0–11.6)
Miami-Dade County, FL	13.2	(11.3–15.4)	16.5	(14.6–18.6)	14.7	(13.4–16.2)	15.2	(13.7–17.0)	11.3	(7.6–16.3)	15.8	(8.6–27.5)	13.8	(11.8–16.0)	14.9	(10.6–20.5)	13.6	(11.3–16.2)
New York City, NY	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oakland, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Orange County, FL	10.6	(8.1–13.7)	13.7	(10.7–17.3)	12.1	(9.9–14.8)	12.1	(9.7–15.0)	9.1	(5.2–15.4)	14.3	(6.7–27.8)	9.9	(6.6–14.6)	9.9	(5.4–17.5)	12.6	(9.7–16.2)
Palm Beach County, FL	9.0	(7.1–11.3)	12.0	(10.0–14.3)	10.6	(9.3–12.1)	10.5	(9.1–12.1)	13.0	(7.9–20.6)	9.2	(4.6–17.5)	9.4	(7.5–11.7)	10.9	(6.2–18.4)	9.5	(7.7–11.7)
Philadelphia, PA	8.5	(6.0–11.9)	12.4	(8.2–18.4)	10.3	(7.3–14.5)	10.9	(7.3–15.7)	10.2	(5.6–18.0)	4.0	(1.3–11.3)	10.2	(7.0–14.5)	11.0	(4.8–23.3)	7.8	(5.3–11.4)
San Diego, CA	5.8	(4.6–7.2)	8.4	(6.7–10.5)	7.1	(6.0–8.4)	7.3	(6.0–8.7)	6.1	(3.7–9.9)	5.5	(2.8–10.3)	7.0	(5.4–8.9)	4.4	(2.1–9.1)	6.4	(4.9–8.2)
San Francisco, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Shelby County, TN	14.3	(12.0–16.9)	16.8	(13.5–20.7)	15.3	(13.1–17.8)	15.3	(12.4–18.7)	16.8	(11.4–23.9)	10.8	(5.0–21.6)	12.4	(9.6–15.9)	14.3	(8.6–22.7)	18.0	(14.0–22.7)
Median	10.5		12.6		11.8		12.1		10.4		10.1		11.0		9.4		11.4
Range	5.7–14.3		8.4–17.3		7.1–15.8		7.3–16.4		6.1–17.0		4.0–15.8		7.0–14.1		4.4–14.9		6.4–18.0

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TABLE 169. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	59.3	(57.0–61.5)	59.4	(57.4–61.5)	59.4	(57.6–61.2)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	64.0	(61.2–66.6)	61.5	(58.6–64.2)	62.8	(60.4–65.1)
Black^§	47.4	(42.1–52.9)	51.5	(47.3–55.6)	49.4	(45.5–53.4)
Hispanic	55.2	(52.1–58.3)	56.9	(53.5–60.1)	56.1	(53.5–58.7)
Grade
9	56.0	(52.5–59.4)	55.9	(52.5–59.2)	56.1	(53.3–58.8)
10	60.7	(57.3–64.0)	61.1	(58.3–63.9)	60.8	(58.2–63.3)
11	59.1	(55.1–62.9)	61.7	(58.5–64.7)	60.4	(57.7–63.0)
12	62.0	(59.2–64.7)	59.5	(56.4–62.5)	60.8	(58.7–62.8)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	59.2	(56.8–61.6)	58.5	(56.1–60.9)	58.9	(56.8–60.9)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	57.0	(53.1–60.8)	61.3	(55.5–66.7)	58.6	(55.0–62.0)
Not sure	64.2	(57.1–70.8)	69.9	(60.4–78.0)	66.0	(60.6–71.0)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	58.5	(55.1–61.9)	61.0	(58.7–63.3)	59.9	(57.8–61.9)
Same sex only or both sexes	62.7	(57.6–67.4)	70.7	(63.3–77.2)	64.7	(60.4–68.8)
No sexual contact	60.1	(57.1–62.9)	57.1	(53.6–60.6)	58.6	(55.8–61.4)

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**TABLE 170. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	57.2	(52.8–61.5)	59.8	(55.8–63.7)	58.4	(55.4–61.4)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	57.6	(52.9–62.1)	55.4	(50.2–60.5)	56.4	(52.3–60.4)	56.9	(52.1–61.5)	53.2	(45.5–60.6)	50.7	(28.8–72.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	51.8	(44.6–59.0)	51.3	(47.0–55.6)	51.7	(46.9–56.4)	50.2	(45.0–55.3)	57.5	(40.2–73.0)	57.8	(44.7–69.8)	51.0	(43.4–58.5)	64.7	(52.2–75.5)	45.4	(37.3–53.8)
California	55.0	(48.6–61.2)	59.4	(52.1–66.2)	57.5	(51.1–63.6)	56.9	(50.5–63.1)	59.7	(51.2–67.6)	61.2	(45.3–75.1)	54.7	(47.3–61.8)	60.6	(49.5–70.7)	58.5	(50.2–66.4)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	62.6	(58.2–66.8)	62.1	(59.1–65.0)	62.2	(59.6–64.8)	62.3	(59.2–65.2)	63.4	(55.8–70.3)	55.6	(41.7–68.7)	61.3	(57.3–65.2)	65.6	(55.8–74.3)	63.8	(59.5–68.0)
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	53.1	(50.6–55.5)	56.5	(54.3–58.6)	54.8	(52.8–56.8)	53.9	(51.7–56.1)	57.0	(52.9–61.0)	59.8	(51.4–67.7)	56.4	(53.3–59.4)	57.2	(52.3–62.0)	52.8	(50.5–55.0)
Hawaii	55.6	(53.1–58.1)	56.5	(52.8–60.1)	56.2	(53.9–58.5)	54.6	(52.0–57.1)	64.7	(59.7–69.4)	64.0	(52.6–74.0)	57.0	(52.6–61.3)	65.8	(59.5–71.6)	54.9	(51.9–57.8)
Idaho	62.1	(58.3–65.8)	61.3	(58.3–64.3)	61.7	(59.3–64.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	57.0	(54.2–59.8)	55.4	(52.4–58.4)	56.2	(54.1–58.3)	55.2	(52.7–57.8)	61.5	(56.7–66.0)	59.6	(49.5–69.0)	57.4	(52.5–62.2)	62.3	(55.2–68.9)	54.9	(52.2–57.5)
Iowa	54.9	(48.1–61.6)	57.5	(54.2–60.8)	56.3	(52.0–60.4)	56.7	(51.2–62.0)	52.3	(44.3–60.3)	56.2	(39.8–71.4)	58.3	(51.9–64.5)	62.6	(52.2–72.0)	52.8	(45.7–59.7)
Kansas	62.1	(57.5–66.4)	59.5	(56.1–62.9)	60.8	(57.7–63.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	51.9	(47.7–56.1)	49.2	(45.8–52.5)	50.7	(47.7–53.7)	49.4	(46.3–52.4)	59.2	(51.9–66.1)	53.4	(40.9–65.5)	50.4	(46.6–54.1)	58.6	(49.0–67.6)	50.1	(45.0–55.2)
Louisiana	42.8	(39.0–46.6)	49.7	(46.6–52.9)	46.7	(44.7–48.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maryland	56.5	(55.3–57.8)	58.0	(56.9–59.1)	57.4	(56.4–58.4)	57.0	(55.9–58.1)	57.2	(55.3–59.2)	61.4	(58.5–64.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	62.4	(59.4–65.3)	60.9	(57.3–64.4)	61.6	(59.0–64.2)	61.9	(59.1–64.5)	60.0	(52.1–67.4)	61.4	(51.8–70.2)	62.3	(58.8–65.6)	60.6	(51.4–69.1)	61.3	(58.0–64.4)
Michigan	57.6	(51.5–63.5)	57.2	(54.0–60.4)	57.6	(53.9–61.1)	57.4	(54.0–60.7)	56.2	(46.7–65.2)	62.3	(47.1–75.4)	57.5	(53.3–61.7)	56.0	(42.7–68.5)	57.7	(52.3–62.9)
Missouri	54.9	(48.3–61.3)	55.8	(50.4–61.0)	55.4	(51.3–59.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	62.5	(60.3–64.7)	63.0	(60.6–65.3)	62.7	(61.3–64.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	62.1	(56.1–67.7)	60.8	(56.3–65.2)	61.3	(57.5–65.0)	61.4	(57.1–65.6)	64.2	(52.1–74.8)	58.2	(44.8–70.5)	57.1	(51.5–62.5)	72.2	(55.8–84.3)	63.2	(57.8–68.3)
Nevada	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Hampshire	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	57.8	(55.1–60.6)	63.1	(60.5–65.7)	60.5	(58.2–62.8)	60.0	(57.2–62.8)	63.3	(59.8–66.6)	65.3	(58.3–71.7)	61.7	(58.1–65.2)	66.8	(61.4–71.8)	59.2	(56.4–61.9)
New York	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
North Carolina	57.9	(53.4–62.3)	60.0	(55.9–64.0)	59.0	(55.8–62.1)	58.5	(55.3–61.7)	62.1	(54.7–68.9)	59.9	(51.7–67.6)	58.9	(54.2–63.4)	67.8	(59.1–75.5)	58.6	(55.1–62.0)
North Dakota	61.6	(58.4–64.8)	60.0	(56.1–63.7)	60.9	(58.3–63.4)	61.9	(59.0–64.6)	59.7	(51.9–67.1)	51.4	(41.7–60.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	52.8	(49.6–56.1)	55.1	(49.7–60.4)	53.8	(50.5–57.1)	53.3	(49.9–56.8)	60.4	(49.6–70.3)	55.1	(42.5–67.1)	53.4	(48.1–58.7)	65.3	(52.6–76.0)	52.2	(47.7–56.6)
Pennsylvania	61.3	(57.3–65.0)	57.0	(53.5–60.4)	59.1	(56.4–61.8)	59.3	(56.3–62.3)	51.6	(43.5–59.6)	70.2	(60.8–78.2)	60.2	(55.8–64.5)	54.2	(42.1–65.9)	59.4	(55.7–63.0)
Rhode Island	58.0	(48.5–67.0)	57.3	(52.4–62.1)	57.6	(51.9–63.2)	58.2	(52.5–63.7)	47.3	(40.8–53.9)	72.8	(58.5–83.6)	56.7	(51.6–61.6)	57.6	(45.0–69.3)	60.6	(52.2–68.4)
South Carolina	49.8	(46.0–53.7)	52.0	(46.8–57.2)	51.0	(47.3–54.8)	47.8	(43.5–52.1)	52.3	(41.0–63.4)	66.8	(48.9–80.9)	47.0	(42.2–51.8)	56.5	(46.8–65.7)	50.5	(44.3–56.8)
Tennessee	51.4	(46.5–56.3)	54.1	(50.2–57.9)	52.9	(49.6–56.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	51.1	(47.9–54.2)	54.9	(51.7–58.1)	53.2	(50.9–55.5)	52.5	(49.5–55.5)	56.8	(47.4–65.8)	57.3	(45.1–68.6)	53.1	(49.8–56.5)	51.3	(41.2–61.3)	52.8	(49.5–56.0)
Utah	63.5	(59.1–67.7)	62.4	(57.7–66.9)	63.0	(59.0–66.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	73.2	(72.3–74.1)	69.3	(68.4–70.2)	71.2	(70.5–71.8)	71.6	(70.9–72.3)	68.6	(66.6–70.6)	68.0	(64.8–71.0)	72.2	(71.3–73.1)	69.9	(67.2–72.3)	70.5	(69.5–71.5)
Virginia	62.8	(58.3–67.0)	59.5	(55.9–62.9)	61.1	(57.6–64.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	57.4	(52.9–61.8)	52.7	(48.8–56.7)	55.4	(51.9–58.8)	55.0	(51.5–58.5)	55.1	(45.8–64.0)	59.6	(42.5–74.6)	56.1	(52.4–59.8)	52.8	(39.6–65.6)	55.9	(50.8–60.9)
Wisconsin	59.7	(55.6–63.6)	60.6	(55.6–65.5)	60.0	(56.4–63.6)	59.0	(55.1–62.8)	67.1	(58.5–74.7)	61.9	(51.7–71.2)	59.2	(54.8–63.4)	60.8	(46.1–73.8)	60.7	(54.8–66.3)
Median	57.6		57.5		57.6		56.9		59.4		59.9		57.1		60.8		57.7
Range	42.8–73.2		49.2–69.3		46.7–71.2		47.8–71.6		47.3–68.6		50.7–72.8		47.0–72.2		51.3–72.2		45.4–70.5
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	48.8	(43.9–53.7)	52.1	(43.1–60.9)	50.3	(44.6–56.1)	46.7	(39.7–53.7)	58.6	(45.6–70.5)	49.3	(32.1–66.7)	48.6	(40.3–56.9)	60.8	(49.2–71.3)	44.4	(36.9–52.2)
Boston, MA	48.1	(43.6–52.5)	51.9	(47.7–56.0)	49.8	(46.6–53.1)	50.5	(47.0–54.0)	41.7	(33.2–50.8)	59.2	(47.2–70.2)	48.6	(43.7–53.5)	43.2	(33.8–53.1)	52.7	(47.9–57.5)
Broward County, FL	46.7	(40.6–52.9)	52.5	(44.5–60.4)	49.7	(43.9–55.5)	50.4	(44.1–56.6)	51.5	(38.1–64.7)	46.2	(27.2–66.4)	52.0	(43.1–60.7)	54.1	(35.7–71.5)	46.4	(39.1–53.9)
Chicago, IL	49.0	(45.2–52.8)	50.8	(46.2–55.4)	50.1	(46.6–53.6)	48.4	(45.1–51.7)	52.4	(44.1–60.5)	62.2	(50.4–72.7)	45.5	(40.4–50.8)	63.5	(53.8–72.3)	51.7	(47.6–55.8)
Cleveland, OH	41.0	(36.9–45.1)	52.0	(47.7–56.3)	46.6	(43.6–49.6)	45.6	(42.3–49.0)	51.3	(43.4–59.1)	46.4	(32.2–61.3)	46.4	(41.2–51.7)	50.9	(42.3–59.4)	44.1	(39.3–48.9)
DeKalb County, GA	51.2	(47.4–55.0)	55.5	(51.8–59.1)	53.4	(50.5–56.2)	53.6	(50.3–56.9)	49.2	(40.5–57.9)	54.1	(43.1–64.7)	51.2	(47.5–54.8)	48.8	(40.7–57.0)	55.9	(51.4–60.3)
Detroit, MI	48.8	(44.2–53.4)	53.5	(48.4–58.5)	51.0	(47.1–54.8)	50.5	(46.6–54.5)	50.8	(39.5–62.0)	54.5	(38.8–69.4)	49.8	(44.3–55.4)	56.7	(46.2–66.6)	48.0	(43.3–52.7)
District of Columbia	49.9	(48.2–51.7)	52.7	(50.7–54.6)	51.6	(50.3–52.8)	51.3	(49.9–52.8)	52.0	(48.6–55.3)	52.1	(46.1–57.9)	49.9	(47.8–52.0)	56.0	(52.2–59.8)	51.1	(49.0–53.1)
Duval County, FL	52.1	(48.9–55.4)	55.3	(52.2–58.4)	53.9	(51.8–56.0)	51.5	(49.2–53.9)	58.7	(53.3–63.9)	64.0	(53.9–72.9)	53.4	(49.8–57.0)	57.8	(52.5–63.0)	55.1	(51.7–58.4)
Ft. Worth, TX	46.7	(43.9–49.6)	48.6	(45.9–51.4)	47.7	(45.6–49.9)	46.5	(44.4–48.7)	51.4	(45.0–57.7)	62.1	(51.7–71.5)	48.2	(44.9–51.4)	52.0	(44.5–59.5)	45.8	(42.9–48.7)
Houston, TX	44.8	(42.1–47.4)	47.5	(44.6–50.3)	46.2	(44.2–48.2)	44.8	(42.5–47.1)	48.9	(43.7–54.1)	58.8	(50.6–66.6)	47.1	(43.5–50.8)	48.7	(41.7–55.7)	45.9	(42.9–49.0)
Los Angeles, CA	53.9	(48.4–59.3)	55.1	(50.6–59.5)	54.5	(50.3–58.7)	53.9	(49.6–58.0)	51.9	(43.7–60.0)	62.3	(46.8–75.5)	55.4	(48.6–62.1)	60.8	(48.2–72.1)	52.9	(48.6–57.2)
Miami-Dade County, FL	44.5	(41.2–47.8)	45.9	(42.1–49.8)	45.6	(43.1–48.0)	44.2	(41.7–46.8)	52.1	(44.9–59.2)	51.2	(38.7–63.5)	46.5	(43.5–49.6)	46.7	(38.9–54.7)	44.9	(41.6–48.3)
New York City, NY	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oakland, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Orange County, FL	49.0	(43.6–54.5)	50.1	(45.6–54.6)	50.1	(46.4–53.8)	48.9	(44.8–52.9)	54.7	(46.6–62.5)	61.4	(47.6–73.6)	47.6	(41.9–53.4)	47.4	(38.5–56.4)	53.4	(48.2–58.4)
Palm Beach County, FL	58.1	(54.2–61.9)	53.5	(50.4–56.4)	55.7	(53.0–58.4)	55.3	(52.3–58.2)	55.6	(47.9–63.0)	57.1	(47.5–66.2)	55.4	(51.8–59.1)	55.7	(46.5–64.5)	57.5	(53.2–61.7)
Philadelphia, PA	47.3	(41.9–52.8)	52.5	(47.5–57.4)	49.9	(45.5–54.4)	50.1	(45.7–54.6)	41.7	(33.5–50.5)	59.1	(43.9–72.7)	47.7	(41.8–53.6)	47.9	(37.6–58.3)	52.1	(46.4–57.7)
San Diego, CA	57.0	(53.9–60.1)	59.3	(55.9–62.6)	58.2	(55.9–60.6)	57.8	(55.3–60.3)	62.5	(51.5–72.3)	53.8	(43.4–64.0)	59.0	(55.4–62.6)	59.1	(47.8–69.5)	58.1	(54.6–61.6)
San Francisco, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Shelby County, TN	43.8	(39.5–48.1)	48.5	(44.3–52.7)	46.5	(43.1–49.9)	45.0	(41.5–48.5)	50.9	(42.2–59.6)	57.0	(40.8–71.8)	46.9	(42.6–51.3)	49.6	(41.7–57.6)	42.4	(37.1–47.8)
Median	48.8		52.3		50.1		50.2		51.7		57.1		48.6		53.1		51.4
Range	41.0–58.1		45.9–59.3		45.6–58.2		44.2–57.8		41.7–62.5		46.2–64.0		45.5–59.0		43.2–63.5		42.4–58.1

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TABLE 171. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	24.5	(22.8–26.4)	28.7	(27.1–30.3)	26.6	(25.2–28.1)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	25.8	(23.3–28.3)	28.2	(25.4–31.1)	26.9	(24.8–29.2)
Black^§	20.8	(17.3–24.8)	27.4	(23.3–32.0)	24.1	(21.2–27.2)
Hispanic	23.6	(20.9–26.5)	28.6	(26.3–31.1)	26.2	(24.3–28.1)
Grade
9	22.3	(20.0–24.9)	25.9	(23.1–28.9)	24.2	(22.4–26.0)
10	24.3	(21.2–27.7)	30.5	(27.5–33.7)	27.3	(25.0–29.8)
11	25.8	(23.2–28.5)	29.1	(25.8–32.7)	27.5	(25.3–29.7)
12	26.0	(22.3–30.1)	29.6	(27.0–32.4)	27.7	(25.4–30.2)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	24.9	(22.8–27.2)	27.8	(26.1–29.6)	26.5	(24.9–28.2)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	23.9	(21.3–26.8)	33.1	(28.0–38.7)	26.3	(23.7–29.1)
Not sure	23.6	(16.4–32.7)	38.0	(27.5–49.8)	29.2	(22.0–37.5)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	24.2	(21.7–27.0)	30.5	(28.0–33.1)	27.6	(25.9–29.4)
Same sex only or both sexes	28.9	(26.0–31.9)	44.8	(35.6–54.3)	32.9	(29.6–36.4)
No sexual contact	24.7	(22.1–27.5)	25.1	(22.9–27.4)	24.9	(22.9–27.0)

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**TABLE 172. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	26.3	(22.4–30.6)	27.5	(24.3–31.0)	26.9	(24.3–29.6)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	22.5	(18.7–26.9)	22.2	(18.7–26.3)	22.4	(19.3–25.8)	22.9	(19.8–26.3)	18.3	(12.8–25.6)	25.2	(11.7–46.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	25.6	(19.4–32.9)	25.2	(20.6–30.5)	25.7	(20.9–31.1)	23.3	(19.9–27.0)	36.5	(18.8–58.8)	33.4	(21.6–47.8)	21.0	(16.7–26.1)	43.7	(24.5–65.0)	18.9	(15.3–23.0)
California	24.8	(19.7–30.8)	28.5	(24.7–32.6)	27.0	(22.9–31.4)	27.5	(23.5–32.0)	20.8	(14.7–28.4)	26.5	(17.6–37.9)	27.1	(22.4–32.3)	24.9	(17.6–34.0)	26.0	(19.3–34.1)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	30.2	(25.7–35.2)	27.1	(23.4–31.1)	28.6	(25.3–32.1)	27.6	(24.1–31.3)	33.8	(28.0–40.2)	30.4	(20.3–42.8)	28.8	(25.2–32.8)	36.4	(29.2–44.3)	27.4	(23.0–32.3)
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	24.8	(22.7–27.1)	27.7	(26.1–29.4)	26.2	(24.7–27.8)	25.3	(23.6–27.1)	27.0	(23.5–30.7)	33.2	(26.0–41.2)	27.8	(25.4–30.3)	28.6	(24.4–33.2)	23.5	(21.8–25.2)
Hawaii	21.3	(19.2–23.5)	24.1	(20.5–28.1)	23.0	(20.8–25.3)	22.0	(20.0–24.2)	24.6	(20.3–29.5)	27.7	(21.4–34.9)	23.7	(20.1–27.7)	33.7	(27.7–40.1)	20.4	(18.3–22.6)
Idaho	26.4	(22.7–30.6)	27.5	(23.8–31.6)	26.9	(24.1–29.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	24.4	(21.3–27.7)	24.8	(22.3–27.5)	24.7	(22.3–27.1)	23.5	(20.5–26.8)	30.1	(23.0–38.3)	27.7	(21.9–34.2)	23.3	(19.2–28.0)	34.1	(25.4–44.0)	23.2	(20.7–25.9)
Iowa	17.7	(14.6–21.3)	25.8	(21.7–30.4)	21.9	(18.9–25.1)	21.5	(17.8–25.7)	25.4	(18.3–34.3)	21.2	(11.4–35.9)	23.5	(18.7–29.1)	24.1	(17.3–32.5)	18.4	(15.2–22.1)
Kansas	22.4	(19.7–25.3)	24.1	(21.5–26.9)	23.3	(21.2–25.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	18.9	(16.2–21.9)	17.2	(15.2–19.4)	18.3	(16.3–20.5)	17.7	(15.6–20.1)	21.4	(16.0–27.9)	23.6	(13.7–37.5)	18.7	(16.8–20.8)	18.3	(12.1–26.9)	16.8	(13.5–20.8)
Louisiana	19.0	(14.5–24.5)	28.5	(24.5–33.0)	24.2	(21.9–26.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maryland	22.5	(21.4–23.7)	25.1	(24.4–25.8)	24.0	(23.2–24.8)	23.2	(22.3–24.1)	24.6	(23.0–26.3)	29.7	(27.3–32.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	25.3	(22.4–28.4)	25.5	(22.8–28.4)	25.4	(23.5–27.5)	25.9	(23.8–28.1)	19.7	(14.5–26.1)	26.6	(18.0–37.4)	26.7	(23.9–29.6)	24.1	(18.3–31.1)	24.5	(21.9–27.3)
Michigan	22.3	(18.1–27.2)	24.7	(21.0–28.7)	23.6	(20.9–26.5)	22.0	(19.5–24.6)	31.6	(24.1–40.1)	36.5	(22.8–52.9)	23.2	(19.0–28.0)	29.7	(17.9–45.0)	21.7	(19.0–24.6)
Missouri	20.1	(17.1–23.5)	23.5	(20.5–26.8)	21.9	(19.9–24.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	25.5	(23.4–27.7)	29.0	(27.0–31.0)	27.2	(25.8–28.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	21.1	(17.1–25.7)	26.5	(22.1–31.5)	23.8	(20.9–27.0)	23.7	(20.5–27.1)	26.7	(18.6–36.6)	21.5	(12.7–34.0)	23.3	(18.6–28.8)	26.9	(16.5–40.5)	23.3	(20.2–26.8)
Nevada	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Hampshire	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	26.0	(24.0–28.2)	31.8	(29.4–34.4)	29.0	(27.2–31.0)	27.7	(25.5–30.0)	34.9	(31.3–38.7)	37.3	(31.4–43.7)	29.1	(26.3–32.0)	39.0	(33.8–44.5)	27.0	(24.8–29.3)
New York	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
North Carolina	25.4	(21.4–29.8)	24.4	(21.0–28.1)	25.1	(21.8–28.7)	24.2	(21.2–27.6)	27.3	(19.7–36.4)	35.1	(23.5–48.7)	24.4	(21.1–27.9)	26.5	(19.9–34.5)	25.1	(21.7–28.9)
North Dakota	24.0	(21.4–26.9)	26.5	(23.2–30.2)	25.4	(23.2–27.8)	25.7	(23.3–28.3)	24.6	(18.6–31.9)	24.1	(17.0–33.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	17.9	(14.5–22.0)	22.3	(19.4–25.6)	20.0	(17.6–22.7)	19.9	(17.4–22.6)	22.3	(15.5–31.1)	18.0	(9.4–31.7)	20.1	(16.7–23.9)	20.0	(10.8–34.0)	18.7	(15.6–22.2)
Pennsylvania	24.7	(21.2–28.5)	23.0	(20.6–25.7)	23.9	(21.7–26.1)	24.0	(21.4–26.7)	20.4	(15.1–26.9)	27.5	(20.8–35.5)	24.7	(21.2–28.6)	22.2	(15.2–31.2)	23.0	(20.5–25.7)
Rhode Island	22.6	(17.9–28.2)	26.5	(22.3–31.2)	24.8	(21.4–28.5)	24.2	(20.6–28.2)	22.1	(16.4–29.2)	39.8	(26.6–54.8)	25.2	(21.5–29.2)	32.6	(22.1–45.2)	23.5	(18.5–29.4)
South Carolina	18.8	(15.1–23.2)	22.4	(18.6–26.8)	20.8	(17.5–24.7)	19.0	(16.1–22.2)	21.0	(13.8–30.5)	24.5	(13.6–40.2)	18.7	(15.5–22.4)	24.7	(17.2–34.2)	18.6	(14.6–23.5)
Tennessee	20.2	(16.4–24.7)	22.0	(19.3–24.9)	21.3	(19.1–23.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	19.6	(17.4–22.0)	23.9	(20.8–27.3)	22.1	(20.0–24.3)	21.1	(19.2–23.2)	27.5	(20.4–36.0)	26.6	(16.4–40.0)	20.9	(18.6–23.4)	21.7	(13.3–33.4)	21.0	(18.1–24.2)
Utah	27.6	(23.6–32.0)	26.7	(22.5–31.4)	27.1	(23.6–30.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	35.6	(34.7–36.6)	34.6	(33.7–35.5)	35.1	(34.5–35.8)	35.0	(34.3–35.7)	35.2	(33.1–37.3)	37.4	(34.3–40.7)	35.5	(34.5–36.4)	38.9	(36.2–41.6)	33.8	(32.9–34.9)
Virginia	28.4	(25.5–31.5)	28.1	(25.2–31.1)	28.2	(26.3–30.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	20.3	(17.5–23.4)	23.4	(20.5–26.7)	22.5	(20.1–25.0)	21.8	(19.5–24.2)	25.3	(16.7–36.5)	25.6	(13.0–44.0)	24.6	(21.1–28.6)	27.4	(16.5–42.0)	18.4	(14.1–23.7)
Wisconsin	24.6	(21.1–28.3)	27.3	(24.9–29.8)	26.0	(23.7–28.4)	25.0	(22.7–27.5)	27.1	(22.0–32.8)	37.7	(26.5–50.3)	25.0	(21.7–28.5)	28.2	(20.3–37.6)	25.9	(22.4–29.6)
Median	24.0		25.5		24.7		23.6		25.4		27.6		24.4		27.4		23.2
Range	17.7–35.6		17.2–34.6		18.3–35.1		17.7–35.0		18.3–36.5		18.0–39.8		18.7–35.5		18.3–43.7		16.8–33.8
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	20.3	(15.9–25.7)	29.2	(22.0–37.7)	24.4	(20.9–28.3)	21.5	(17.9–25.6)	31.7	(22.1–43.0)	19.1	(7.6–40.3)	25.6	(18.7–34.0)	31.2	(20.1–45.0)	19.0	(13.6–26.0)
Boston, MA	18.7	(15.7–22.3)	20.8	(17.7–24.3)	19.7	(17.4–22.2)	20.2	(17.8–23.0)	14.7	(9.5–22.0)	23.3	(14.8–34.6)	18.9	(15.4–23.0)	17.9	(11.3–27.2)	21.5	(18.3–25.2)
Broward County, FL	19.8	(14.9–25.8)	21.0	(16.5–26.4)	20.4	(16.8–24.7)	19.8	(16.2–23.9)	28.2	(16.4–44.1)	17.6	(9.0–31.6)	20.3	(14.7–27.3)	27.2	(12.3–49.8)	17.7	(13.6–22.7)
Chicago, IL	21.7	(18.4–25.4)	26.2	(21.9–31.0)	24.1	(21.0–27.6)	22.7	(19.8–25.8)	25.8	(18.3–35.0)	34.0	(21.1–49.9)	21.1	(18.0–24.7)	30.9	(23.4–39.5)	24.3	(20.0–29.1)
Cleveland, OH	16.9	(14.0–20.3)	23.8	(20.1–27.9)	20.6	(18.2–23.2)	20.2	(17.8–22.9)	20.3	(14.6–27.5)	25.1	(15.1–38.7)	21.2	(17.5–25.4)	24.1	(17.1–32.9)	16.8	(13.2–21.0)
DeKalb County, GA	20.9	(17.9–24.4)	27.0	(23.5–30.9)	24.0	(21.7–26.3)	23.5	(21.0–26.1)	21.0	(15.8–27.3)	30.9	(20.1–44.3)	22.0	(18.8–25.6)	21.7	(16.5–28.1)	24.4	(21.1–28.1)
Detroit, MI	18.3	(15.3–21.8)	24.5	(20.6–28.9)	21.3	(18.4–24.4)	19.4	(16.7–22.4)	29.7	(20.7–40.6)	27.3	(15.9–42.6)	17.8	(14.4–21.8)	31.0	(22.6–40.8)	19.2	(15.5–23.6)
District of Columbia	20.9	(19.5–22.3)	24.7	(23.1–26.4)	23.0	(22.0–24.1)	22.4	(21.3–23.7)	24.6	(21.8–27.7)	24.6	(20.1–29.6)	22.3	(20.7–24.0)	28.2	(24.8–31.8)	20.8	(19.2–22.4)
Duval County, FL	20.2	(18.2–22.4)	24.2	(21.8–26.7)	22.3	(20.8–23.9)	20.0	(18.6–21.6)	25.5	(20.7–30.8)	32.4	(24.7–41.2)	21.9	(19.6–24.5)	25.2	(21.0–29.9)	19.9	(17.7–22.3)
Ft. Worth, TX	19.6	(17.5–21.8)	22.1	(19.7–24.6)	21.0	(19.3–22.8)	19.5	(17.8–21.4)	28.1	(22.8–34.1)	27.8	(19.8–37.5)	21.6	(18.9–24.4)	27.2	(20.5–35.0)	17.6	(15.5–20.0)
Houston, TX	18.8	(16.7–21.1)	23.1	(20.9–25.5)	21.1	(19.4–23.0)	19.8	(18.0–21.8)	24.0	(19.7–28.9)	30.1	(23.3–37.9)	22.0	(19.3–24.9)	21.6	(16.5–27.8)	19.6	(17.5–22.0)
Los Angeles, CA	24.5	(20.8–28.6)	24.1	(20.0–28.8)	24.4	(21.2–28.0)	23.3	(20.3–26.6)	27.4	(19.4–37.0)	33.4	(18.3–52.8)	25.5	(20.6–31.1)	31.8	(22.1–43.4)	23.0	(19.2–27.3)
Miami-Dade County, FL	18.7	(16.4–21.2)	20.3	(17.7–23.3)	19.9	(18.3–21.7)	17.9	(16.2–19.7)	28.6	(23.7–34.1)	36.0	(25.4–48.2)	18.1	(15.9–20.5)	20.3	(14.6–27.5)	20.5	(17.8–23.5)
New York City, NY	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oakland, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Orange County, FL	20.7	(16.6–25.4)	20.0	(16.8–23.5)	20.7	(17.8–24.0)	19.3	(16.2–22.9)	24.0	(18.3–30.8)	29.6	(20.0–41.5)	19.1	(14.7–24.4)	28.3	(20.8–37.2)	20.2	(17.0–23.9)
Palm Beach County, FL	24.4	(21.7–27.4)	24.1	(21.2–27.2)	24.4	(22.4–26.4)	23.1	(21.0–25.3)	28.4	(21.9–35.8)	29.0	(20.7–38.8)	23.0	(19.7–26.7)	29.2	(21.7–38.1)	23.3	(20.5–26.3)
Philadelphia, PA	19.0	(15.4–23.1)	22.5	(18.8–26.8)	20.7	(18.0–23.8)	20.0	(17.6–22.8)	18.6	(13.4–25.2)	33.9	(20.3–50.7)	18.5	(15.2–22.2)	19.4	(12.1–29.6)	20.7	(16.9–25.1)
San Diego, CA	23.4	(20.8–26.2)	28.2	(24.8–31.8)	25.9	(23.6–28.2)	26.6	(24.2–29.1)	22.4	(17.6–28.0)	22.7	(13.8–35.1)	26.0	(23.0–29.3)	21.3	(15.5–28.7)	26.4	(22.7–30.5)
San Francisco, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Shelby County, TN	16.4	(12.7–21.0)	20.0	(16.8–23.7)	18.6	(15.9–21.6)	17.1	(14.3–20.2)	21.5	(16.6–27.3)	29.0	(18.8–42.0)	18.5	(15.6–21.7)	19.9	(14.6–26.5)	15.5	(11.4–20.8)
Median	20.0		23.9		21.2		20.1		25.1		29.0		21.4		26.2		20.4
Range	16.4–24.5		20.0–29.2		18.6–25.9		17.1–26.6		14.7–31.7		17.6–36.0		17.8–26.0		17.9–31.8		15.5–26.4

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TABLE 173. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	12.1	(10.8–13.4)	15.9	(14.5–17.4)	13.9	(12.9–15.1)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	11.4	(9.9–13.2)	14.4	(12.7–16.3)	12.8	(11.6–14.2)
Black^§	12.0	(9.4–15.2)	19.3	(15.7–23.4)	15.6	(13.2–18.3)
Hispanic	12.5	(10.3–15.1)	16.2	(14.1–18.6)	14.4	(12.7–16.4)
Grade
9	11.9	(10.3–13.6)	15.0	(12.5–17.9)	13.5	(12.0–15.1)
10	11.0	(9.3–13.0)	17.6	(14.9–20.6)	14.2	(12.6–16.0)
11	12.3	(10.4–14.4)	14.4	(12.3–16.8)	13.4	(11.9–15.1)
12	13.1	(10.5–16.2)	16.4	(14.4–18.6)	14.7	(12.9–16.7)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	12.4	(10.8–14.1)	15.1	(13.7–16.6)	13.8	(12.6–15.1)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	12.1	(10.0–14.6)	22.4	(16.6–29.4)	14.5	(12.2–17.2)
Not sure	12.3	(8.0–18.3)	25.2	(17.5–34.9)	17.4	(12.9–23.1)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	12.4	(10.2–15.1)	17.5	(15.6–19.7)	15.2	(13.5–17.0)
Same sex only or both sexes	16.8	(13.3–21.0)	28.1	(21.5–35.9)	19.7	(16.1–24.0)
No sexual contact	11.6	(9.9–13.6)	12.6	(10.9–14.4)	12.1	(10.7–13.6)

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TABLE 174. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables three or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	12.8	(10.2–16.0)	12.9	(10.3–15.9)	12.8	(10.8–15.2)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	12.5	(9.8–15.7)	11.9	(9.4–15.0)	12.3	(10.5–14.2)	12.5	(10.8–14.3)	10.1	(6.2–16.1)	17.0	(5.1–44.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	16.3	(11.7–22.2)	16.2	(11.1–23.0)	16.3	(11.7–22.2)	14.0	(11.0–17.6)	26.7	(11.0–51.9)	29.4	(18.8–42.9)	14.4	(11.3–18.2)	35.9	(17.5–59.7)	8.4	(5.9–11.9)
California	12.1	(8.8–16.5)	15.0	(12.5–17.9)	13.8	(11.3–16.6)	14.0	(11.7–16.8)	10.4	(5.9–17.6)	15.0	(7.7–27.1)	15.4	(12.3–19.1)	10.9	(5.7–19.8)	12.2	(8.5–17.2)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	13.6	(11.0–16.8)	12.5	(10.3–15.1)	13.1	(11.1–15.2)	12.2	(10.2–14.6)	17.6	(13.5–22.6)	13.5	(8.5–20.9)	13.2	(10.4–16.6)	19.7	(14.0–27.2)	11.3	(8.4–15.0)
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	13.5	(11.9–15.2)	15.7	(14.3–17.3)	14.7	(13.5–15.9)	13.5	(12.3–14.9)	17.0	(14.7–19.6)	22.0	(15.8–29.8)	15.4	(13.8–17.2)	20.7	(17.1–24.8)	11.7	(10.2–13.3)
Hawaii	10.5	(9.0–12.2)	12.6	(10.3–15.3)	11.8	(10.5–13.3)	11.3	(10.1–12.7)	12.1	(8.6–16.9)	13.5	(9.2–19.4)	13.1	(10.8–15.7)	18.0	(12.4–25.4)	9.6	(8.1–11.2)
Idaho	11.5	(8.8–15.0)	13.5	(11.0–16.4)	12.5	(10.7–14.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	11.6	(10.0–13.5)	11.7	(9.7–14.2)	11.8	(10.2–13.5)	10.9	(8.8–13.5)	15.7	(11.4–21.2)	10.4	(6.0–17.6)	11.1	(8.4–14.5)	18.9	(12.4–27.7)	11.0	(8.9–13.6)
Iowa	7.9	(5.3–11.7)	11.9	(9.0–15.8)	10.0	(7.8–12.7)	9.6	(6.9–13.2)	13.5	(6.7–25.2)	5.6	(1.4–19.8)	10.9	(7.5–15.7)	9.2	(4.0–19.9)	7.8	(5.7–10.5)
Kansas	9.6	(8.0–11.5)	8.6	(6.9–10.7)	9.1	(7.9–10.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	8.4	(6.8–10.4)	9.0	(7.1–11.4)	9.0	(7.6–10.6)	8.5	(7.1–10.2)	10.3	(5.8–17.6)	16.2	(8.8–28.0)	10.0	(8.4–11.9)	7.0	(3.6–13.2)	7.1	(5.1–9.9)
Louisiana	10.6	(7.5–14.7)	16.8	(13.6–20.6)	13.9	(12.2–15.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maryland	11.1	(10.4–11.8)	12.7	(12.2–13.2)	12.0	(11.6–12.4)	11.3	(10.8–11.7)	12.6	(11.5–13.8)	17.2	(15.3–19.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	12.5	(10.6–14.7)	12.0	(9.9–14.3)	12.3	(10.7–14.1)	12.4	(10.6–14.3)	9.0	(5.4–14.7)	17.7	(10.9–27.5)	12.1	(10.0–14.5)	14.5	(9.9–20.9)	11.8	(9.8–14.2)
Michigan	11.7	(9.1–14.9)	13.8	(11.0–17.2)	12.8	(10.7–15.1)	11.5	(9.7–13.5)	19.7	(13.0–28.7)	20.7	(10.4–36.7)	11.8	(9.0–15.2)	18.2	(11.2–28.2)	12.1	(9.5–15.3)
Missouri	7.9	(6.0–10.3)	11.0	(8.7–13.8)	9.6	(8.0–11.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	10.8	(9.6–12.2)	12.3	(11.0–13.9)	11.6	(10.6–12.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	10.2	(8.1–12.9)	13.2	(9.7–17.6)	11.8	(9.9–13.9)	11.5	(9.5–13.9)	12.9	(7.8–20.7)	14.7	(7.6–26.5)	12.4	(9.2–16.6)	11.3	(6.2–19.6)	10.8	(8.6–13.6)
Nevada	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Hampshire	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	15.2	(14.0–16.6)	20.3	(18.6–22.2)	17.8	(16.7–19.0)	16.7	(15.2–18.2)	23.0	(19.2–27.2)	25.0	(19.3–31.7)	18.0	(16.1–20.0)	28.9	(23.7–34.8)	15.5	(13.9–17.3)
New York	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
North Carolina	12.4	(10.6–14.4)	12.0	(9.5–15.2)	12.4	(10.4–14.6)	11.4	(9.7–13.5)	15.1	(10.8–20.7)	23.3	(13.6–37.0)	12.6	(10.2–15.4)	14.3	(9.2–21.6)	11.1	(9.1–13.4)
North Dakota	11.0	(9.3–13.0)	11.4	(9.6–13.4)	11.3	(10.0–12.6)	11.1	(9.8–12.5)	13.0	(8.3–19.6)	13.8	(8.1–22.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	8.8	(6.6–11.8)	9.9	(7.8–12.4)	9.3	(7.9–11.0)	9.7	(8.3–11.2)	7.3	(3.6–14.1)	7.4	(3.0–17.0)	10.8	(8.6–13.4)	6.3	(2.9–12.9)	7.1	(5.2–9.6)
Pennsylvania	10.9	(8.8–13.4)	13.0	(11.0–15.3)	11.9	(10.5–13.6)	11.8	(10.2–13.6)	12.1	(7.8–18.3)	11.9	(7.1–19.2)	12.2	(10.0–14.9)	12.7	(8.7–18.3)	11.0	(9.1–13.3)
Rhode Island	11.0	(7.9–15.1)	13.3	(10.4–16.9)	12.3	(9.9–15.1)	11.6	(8.9–14.9)	10.9	(6.9–16.8)	27.3	(14.7–44.9)	13.0	(9.4–17.6)	19.8	(14.3–26.7)	10.1	(7.0–14.4)
South Carolina	9.0	(6.6–12.3)	11.1	(8.9–13.7)	10.3	(8.3–12.6)	9.2	(7.9–10.8)	10.4	(5.5–18.9)	14.9	(5.4–34.9)	10.7	(8.5–13.4)	11.0	(6.0–19.3)	6.8	(4.6–10.0)
Tennessee	9.6	(8.0–11.4)	10.5	(8.3–13.3)	10.2	(8.7–12.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	9.8	(8.4–11.5)	13.3	(10.9–16.2)	11.8	(10.4–13.4)	11.2	(9.7–12.9)	14.3	(9.5–21.0)	17.8	(9.2–31.6)	12.6	(10.2–15.6)	11.5	(6.4–20.0)	9.9	(8.3–11.9)
Utah	13.2	(10.4–16.5)	13.0	(9.9–16.9)	13.1	(10.6–16.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	17.8	(17.1–18.6)	18.1	(17.3–18.8)	18.1	(17.5–18.6)	17.8	(17.2–18.4)	17.4	(15.8–19.1)	23.8	(21.1–26.7)	18.2	(17.4–19.0)	21.3	(19.1–23.6)	16.7	(16.0–17.6)
Virginia	13.3	(11.4–15.4)	16.3	(14.2–18.6)	14.8	(13.4–16.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	9.6	(8.0–11.6)	11.5	(10.2–13.0)	11.0	(9.8–12.4)	10.5	(9.5–11.6)	12.5	(6.7–22.0)	12.0	(4.8–27.2)	11.7	(10.0–13.8)	9.0	(4.0–19.0)	9.2	(6.9–12.2)
Wisconsin	11.8	(10.0–13.9)	15.2	(13.2–17.5)	13.5	(12.1–15.1)	13.1	(11.8–14.5)	12.4	(7.4–20.2)	19.4	(11.4–31.0)	13.3	(11.4–15.5)	15.8	(9.3–25.6)	12.6	(10.7–14.7)
Median	11.1		12.7		12.3		11.5		12.8		16.6		12.6		14.5		11.0
Range	7.9–17.8		8.6–20.3		9.0–18.1		8.5–17.8		7.3–26.7		5.6–29.4		10.0–18.2		6.3–35.9		6.8–16.7
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	11.9	(8.8–15.8)	18.6	(13.3–25.4)	14.8	(12.1–17.8)	11.4	(9.0–14.4)	22.7	(14.9–33.0)	13.3	(4.4–33.8)	17.0	(12.7–22.3)	19.0	(11.9–28.8)	9.8	(5.2–17.6)
Boston, MA	9.5	(7.4–12.0)	10.2	(8.0–12.8)	9.8	(8.2–11.6)	10.1	(8.4–12.0)	5.5	(2.8–10.8)	13.9	(7.5–24.3)	9.4	(7.0–12.6)	7.0	(3.4–13.8)	11.0	(8.6–14.1)
Broward County, FL	8.6	(5.7–12.8)	11.5	(8.1–16.1)	10.2	(7.7–13.3)	9.4	(7.4–11.9)	18.4	(9.1–33.7)	5.7	(2.0–15.3)	9.7	(6.8–13.6)	19.6	(7.1–43.8)	7.3	(5.0–10.6)
Chicago, IL	11.6	(8.8–15.0)	14.8	(12.0–18.1)	13.3	(11.0–16.1)	12.0	(10.0–14.3)	14.7	(9.5–22.1)	20.8	(11.0–35.8)	11.3	(9.3–13.6)	16.8	(11.1–24.5)	13.7	(10.3–18.1)
Cleveland, OH	10.3	(7.9–13.3)	12.6	(9.7–16.1)	11.7	(9.9–13.8)	11.5	(9.6–13.8)	13.4	(9.0–19.5)	8.9	(3.7–20.1)	12.8	(10.2–16.1)	14.3	(9.8–20.3)	8.2	(5.7–11.6)
DeKalb County, GA	10.1	(8.1–12.5)	14.7	(12.0–18.0)	12.4	(10.7–14.3)	11.5	(9.8–13.4)	13.3	(9.6–18.1)	18.9	(9.9–32.9)	12.1	(9.8–14.7)	13.8	(9.1–20.4)	11.0	(8.8–13.7)
Detroit, MI	10.2	(8.1–12.8)	15.8	(12.6–19.6)	12.9	(10.9–15.3)	12.5	(10.2–15.1)	12.2	(8.2–17.9)	20.1	(10.0–36.3)	11.2	(8.5–14.7)	15.3	(9.7–23.4)	10.7	(7.9–14.2)
District of Columbia	11.6	(10.5–12.8)	13.2	(12.0–14.5)	12.6	(11.7–13.4)	12.3	(11.4–13.3)	13.3	(11.1–15.8)	13.1	(9.8–17.1)	12.3	(11.0–13.7)	15.6	(12.9–18.7)	11.1	(9.9–12.4)
Duval County, FL	10.3	(8.7–12.2)	12.4	(10.6–14.5)	11.6	(10.4–12.9)	10.0	(8.9–11.3)	13.4	(10.0–17.8)	14.3	(9.4–21.1)	10.2	(8.6–12.2)	11.8	(8.5–16.1)	10.9	(9.1–12.9)
Ft. Worth, TX	11.7	(10.0–13.6)	12.5	(10.8–14.4)	12.2	(10.9–13.6)	10.9	(9.7–12.3)	17.2	(13.1–22.1)	19.0	(12.0–28.7)	12.5	(10.6–14.7)	19.4	(13.8–26.6)	9.6	(8.0–11.4)
Houston, TX	10.0	(8.6–11.7)	13.4	(11.5–15.5)	11.9	(10.5–13.3)	11.2	(9.9–12.8)	10.7	(7.8–14.5)	20.1	(13.8–28.3)	12.5	(10.5–14.8)	11.4	(8.1–15.8)	10.6	(9.0–12.4)
Los Angeles, CA	11.7	(9.1–14.8)	13.6	(11.2–16.5)	12.8	(10.5–15.4)	11.9	(10.3–13.7)	14.9	(7.5–27.5)	24.7	(13.3–41.4)	13.1	(9.7–17.4)	18.1	(10.6–29.0)	11.7	(8.8–15.3)
Miami-Dade County, FL	9.2	(7.5–11.2)	11.4	(9.6–13.5)	10.6	(9.3–12.1)	9.5	(8.2–11.0)	13.5	(9.7–18.6)	24.3	(14.7–37.4)	9.7	(8.0–11.8)	14.1	(9.4–20.5)	10.3	(8.4–12.7)
New York City, NY	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oakland, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Orange County, FL	8.2	(5.8–11.4)	9.7	(7.5–12.5)	9.4	(7.7–11.5)	8.6	(6.8–10.8)	10.5	(6.5–16.7)	14.7	(7.5–26.8)	7.5	(5.0–10.9)	9.9	(5.2–18.1)	9.8	(7.7–12.4)
Palm Beach County, FL	10.9	(9.2–12.9)	12.0	(9.8–14.5)	11.6	(10.3–13.0)	11.0	(9.5–12.6)	9.7	(6.1–15.0)	18.1	(11.0–28.4)	10.8	(8.8–13.3)	13.7	(9.3–19.8)	10.4	(8.7–12.4)
Philadelphia, PA	10.3	(7.8–13.4)	9.8	(7.3–13.0)	10.1	(8.3–12.2)	9.6	(8.0–11.5)	10.4	(6.9–15.4)	10.2	(3.6–25.4)	9.3	(6.7–13.0)	12.3	(7.3–20.2)	7.8	(5.2–11.5)
San Diego, CA	10.9	(9.2–13.0)	14.6	(11.8–17.9)	12.8	(11.0–14.8)	13.4	(11.4–15.7)	9.7	(5.8–15.8)	9.3	(4.9–16.8)	12.1	(9.6–15.2)	10.5	(6.3–17.1)	13.4	(10.7–16.6)
San Francisco, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Shelby County, TN	9.7	(6.6–13.9)	11.9	(9.1–15.4)	11.1	(8.5–14.2)	9.8	(7.3–12.9)	12.3	(8.2–18.0)	22.1	(12.2–36.5)	11.0	(8.3–14.6)	11.4	(7.5–17.0)	9.1	(5.8–13.9)
Median	10.3		12.5		11.8		11.1		13.3		16.4		11.3		13.9		10.5
Range	8.2–11.9		9.7–18.6		9.4–14.8		8.6–13.4		5.5–22.7		5.7–24.7		7.5–17.0		7.0–19.6		7.3–13.7

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**TABLE 175. Percentage of high school students who did not drink milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017**
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	33.7	(31.6–35.8)	19.4	(17.9–20.9)	26.7	(25.1–28.4)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	31.9	(29.1–34.9)	18.1	(16.0–20.5)	25.3	(23.1–27.6)
Black^§	50.3	(44.7–55.8)	31.2	(27.7–35.0)	40.9	(37.6–44.4)
Hispanic	27.4	(24.6–30.3)	15.7	(13.4–18.2)	21.4	(19.3–23.8)
Grade
9	30.2	(27.5–33.1)	21.1	(18.5–23.9)	25.7	(23.6–27.9)
10	33.7	(30.6–36.8)	15.9	(13.7–18.3)	25.0	(22.8–27.4)
11	34.0	(29.9–38.4)	20.0	(16.9–23.4)	27.2	(24.2–30.3)
12	37.1	(32.9–41.6)	20.6	(17.6–24.0)	29.1	(26.3–32.1)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	34.1	(32.1–36.2)	18.9	(17.4–20.4)	25.9	(24.4–27.6)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	33.9	(30.1–38.0)	29.0	(23.8–34.8)	32.4	(29.4–35.7)
Not sure	36.8	(29.2–45.2)	21.5	(15.0–29.8)	31.8	(27.1–37.0)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	35.7	(33.0–38.6)	19.9	(18.3–21.5)	27.1	(25.3–28.9)
Same sex only or both sexes	36.2	(31.6–41.2)	19.3	(12.8–28.0)	31.8	(28.2–35.7)
No sexual contact	32.8	(30.2–35.5)	18.2	(15.8–20.8)	25.8	(23.7–28.0)

* During the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Non-Hispanic.

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**TABLE 176. Percentage of high school students who did not drink milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	32.6	(28.3–37.2)	18.3	(15.1–22.0)	25.5	(22.8–28.4)	24.8	(22.0–28.0)	30.7	(21.0–42.5)	30.1	(16.1–49.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	37.2	(32.5–42.2)	31.7	(25.7–38.5)	34.5	(30.1–39.2)	34.0	(29.7–38.5)	34.7	(23.3–48.1)	49.2	(29.9–68.7)	33.4	(28.4–38.7)	33.6	(22.9–46.2)	32.1	(27.3–37.3)
California	35.1	(30.5–40.1)	18.7	(15.7–22.1)	26.7	(23.7–30.1)	26.0	(22.7–29.6)	30.6	(22.7–39.9)	37.6	(27.8–48.5)	26.2	(20.8–32.4)	30.8	(20.4–43.6)	26.2	(23.7–28.7)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	36.2	(34.5–37.9)	21.8	(19.9–23.8)	29.1	(27.7–30.4)	28.5	(27.1–30.1)	32.6	(28.6–36.9)	31.1	(24.6–38.4)	27.3	(25.1–29.6)	34.4	(29.4–39.9)	29.1	(27.5–30.8)
Hawaii	39.0	(35.5–42.6)	30.7	(27.0–34.6)	35.0	(32.3–37.9)	34.7	(32.2–37.3)	38.0	(31.5–44.8)	34.7	(27.1–43.0)	33.5	(30.1–37.1)	35.5	(29.9–41.5)	35.3	(31.6–39.1)
Idaho	25.3	(22.5–28.3)	11.6	(9.2–14.4)	18.4	(16.2–20.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	31.0	(27.7–34.5)	19.3	(16.0–23.1)	25.1	(22.1–28.4)	24.8	(21.4–28.5)	31.0	(24.9–37.9)	21.0	(13.0–32.1)	26.2	(22.8–29.8)	30.1	(22.6–38.7)	22.9	(18.7–27.7)
Iowa	24.3	(18.0–32.0)	16.0	(10.9–22.7)	20.2	(14.8–27.0)	19.0	(13.3–26.4)	27.3	(20.5–35.4)	25.2	(13.5–42.2)	18.8	(12.7–26.8)	26.4	(13.9–44.4)	17.2	(12.0–24.1)
Kansas	24.1	(20.8–27.7)	14.3	(11.9–17.2)	19.1	(16.9–21.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	32.0	(28.7–35.6)	20.0	(17.3–23.0)	26.0	(23.7–28.5)	25.8	(23.4–28.4)	29.2	(23.0–36.1)	21.5	(11.7–35.9)	24.7	(20.6–29.2)	27.6	(19.3–37.7)	25.0	(21.8–28.6)
Louisiana	42.1	(34.8–49.7)	32.1	(27.9–36.5)	37.3	(32.8–41.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	27.4	(26.2–28.5)	17.7	(16.2–19.3)	22.4	(21.4–23.5)	21.5	(20.3–22.7)	27.5	(24.8–30.3)	28.8	(22.7–35.9)	21.5	(20.1–22.9)	29.9	(27.0–33.0)	20.3	(19.0–21.6)
Maryland	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	32.2	(28.7–35.9)	19.9	(17.3–22.7)	26.1	(23.8–28.6)	25.9	(23.6–28.4)	29.3	(23.5–35.8)	23.4	(15.2–34.1)	26.4	(23.4–29.7)	29.3	(23.2–36.2)	24.5	(21.4–27.9)
Michigan	28.5	(24.4–32.9)	21.7	(18.3–25.4)	25.0	(21.8–28.5)	25.2	(21.8–28.8)	28.1	(19.3–39.0)	16.4	(9.9–25.9)	24.7	(20.2–29.9)	30.4	(22.4–39.9)	23.2	(18.5–28.6)
Missouri	30.8	(26.7–35.3)	20.9	(17.3–25.1)	26.0	(23.0–29.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	25.1	(23.3–27.0)	13.1	(11.7–14.7)	19.0	(17.7–20.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	21.7	(17.8–26.2)	12.9	(9.4–17.5)	17.5	(14.7–20.9)	17.0	(14.0–20.6)	19.6	(12.6–29.3)	21.0	(11.1–36.2)	18.6	(14.1–24.2)	26.6	(14.8–43.1)	14.5	(11.5–18.0)
Nevada	34.0	(29.9–38.4)	19.8	(16.4–23.7)	26.8	(24.3–29.5)	25.1	(22.3–28.0)	33.4	(26.1–41.6)	40.7	(27.2–55.7)	28.1	(24.9–31.5)	34.3	(26.6–43.0)	24.1	(20.3–28.3)
New Hampshire	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New York	36.5	(32.4–40.7)	25.2	(21.5–29.2)	30.9	(27.6–34.5)	30.1	(26.9–33.4)	36.5	(29.0–44.7)	32.6	(28.1–37.4)	32.6	(28.8–36.7)	34.5	(27.0–42.9)	27.5	(24.4–30.8)
North Carolina	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
North Dakota	18.3	(15.8–21.1)	11.7	(9.6–14.1)	14.9	(13.0–17.0)	14.4	(12.4–16.7)	17.9	(13.0–24.3)	15.5	(9.3–24.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	31.1	(26.4–36.1)	18.7	(15.7–22.0)	24.8	(21.5–28.4)	23.7	(20.5–27.1)	31.8	(22.8–42.3)	27.5	(15.1–44.6)	22.4	(18.9–26.4)	31.7	(19.1–47.6)	26.2	(21.8–31.2)
Pennsylvania	30.2	(27.7–32.9)	17.2	(14.8–20.0)	23.7	(21.7–25.9)	22.9	(20.8–25.1)	30.0	(23.9–36.8)	25.4	(16.4–37.1)	24.3	(21.6–27.2)	35.8	(27.8–44.7)	19.9	(17.8–22.2)
Rhode Island	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
South Carolina	41.3	(36.5–46.3)	28.5	(23.5–34.0)	34.8	(31.3–38.5)	33.8	(30.0–37.9)	40.1	(31.0–49.9)	36.0	(20.1–55.8)	31.4	(26.1–37.2)	44.1	(32.9–56.0)	30.9	(27.3–34.7)
Tennessee	38.0	(33.7–42.5)	22.8	(19.1–26.9)	30.2	(26.9–33.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	30.4	(26.5–34.6)	19.7	(17.0–22.6)	25.0	(22.3–27.9)	25.1	(22.3–28.1)	24.8	(17.8–33.3)	20.6	(10.3–36.8)	25.1	(21.6–28.9)	27.6	(20.6–36.0)	24.1	(21.4–26.9)
Utah	19.8	(16.3–23.8)	13.4	(10.0–17.7)	16.6	(13.5–20.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Virginia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	28.1	(24.3–32.2)	18.1	(14.0–23.0)	23.1	(20.4–26.1)	22.6	(19.7–25.8)	26.2	(18.9–35.0)	23.0	(14.6–34.3)	22.6	(19.5–25.9)	21.8	(12.8–34.7)	20.2	(16.5–24.5)
Wisconsin	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Median	31.0		19.3		25.1		25.1		30.3		26.4		25.6		30.6		24.3
Range	18.3–42.1		11.6–32.1		14.9–37.3		14.4–34.7		17.9–40.1		15.5–49.2		18.6–33.5		21.8–44.1		14.5–35.3
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	46.3	(40.6–52.1)	40.4	(32.2–49.2)	43.5	(38.2–49.0)	42.2	(35.8–48.9)	51.1	(37.3–64.8)	40.9	(27.9–55.3)	41.5	(33.8–49.7)	47.8	(33.5–62.4)	44.8	(37.4–52.5)
Boston, MA	39.4	(35.6–43.3)	21.3	(18.2–24.8)	30.5	(27.6–33.6)	29.1	(26.1–32.4)	42.1	(33.2–51.6)	29.8	(20.4–41.3)	30.3	(26.2–34.8)	41.9	(33.1–51.2)	27.2	(23.1–31.7)
Broward County, FL	46.5	(40.1–52.9)	31.6	(26.3–37.4)	38.9	(34.7–43.2)	40.1	(34.9–45.6)	28.6	(17.9–42.5)	39.0	(20.9–60.7)	40.0	(33.1–47.5)	47.1	(34.5–60.0)	36.4	(30.2–43.0)
Chicago, IL	28.5	(23.9–33.5)	23.0	(18.7–28.1)	26.1	(22.4–30.1)	24.2	(20.6–28.2)	35.0	(28.6–41.8)	19.1	(11.4–30.3)	23.4	(18.5–29.2)	33.5	(24.8–43.3)	24.0	(20.6–27.7)
Cleveland, OH	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
DeKalb County, GA	44.3	(40.5–48.1)	32.5	(29.0–36.3)	38.5	(35.8–41.3)	37.5	(34.4–40.6)	43.9	(36.4–51.7)	41.9	(30.6–54.2)	37.2	(33.2–41.3)	44.5	(36.8–52.4)	37.1	(32.8–41.7)
Detroit, MI	47.5	(43.0–52.0)	34.0	(29.4–38.9)	41.2	(38.0–44.5)	40.4	(36.7–44.1)	44.4	(34.8–54.5)	45.2	(31.5–59.7)	36.9	(31.7–42.3)	44.5	(36.0–53.3)	45.0	(40.2–49.8)
District of Columbia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Duval County, FL	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ft. Worth, TX	31.3	(29.2–33.6)	20.1	(18.0–22.4)	25.9	(24.5–27.4)	25.3	(23.7–27.0)	30.3	(24.6–36.7)	29.5	(20.6–40.2)	25.8	(23.1–28.7)	31.2	(23.8–39.6)	23.4	(21.3–25.7)
Houston, TX	35.7	(32.8–38.8)	23.8	(21.5–26.4)	29.7	(27.7–31.8)	28.6	(26.5–30.8)	35.4	(30.2–41.0)	33.8	(26.7–41.8)	26.7	(23.7–29.9)	38.3	(30.9–46.3)	27.4	(24.9–30.1)
Los Angeles, CA	32.6	(26.6–39.3)	19.4	(16.3–23.0)	25.8	(22.7–29.2)	24.9	(21.5–28.7)	28.2	(18.6–40.4)	32.2	(21.0–45.9)	27.1	(23.8–30.7)	25.6	(16.5–37.4)	24.0	(19.3–29.3)
Miami-Dade County, FL	36.1	(32.9–39.4)	24.4	(21.6–27.5)	30.2	(28.2–32.3)	29.8	(27.6–32.1)	33.6	(28.3–39.2)	32.1	(20.7–46.2)	30.1	(27.3–33.0)	35.9	(30.2–42.0)	25.7	(22.6–29.1)
New York City, NY	40.3	(37.9–42.6)	27.6	(25.7–29.6)	34.1	(32.8–35.4)	33.1	(31.6–34.6)	40.5	(36.6–44.5)	33.6	(31.2–36.2)	33.0	(30.7–35.4)	40.7	(36.3–45.2)	33.5	(31.8–35.1)
Oakland, CA	36.9	(33.6–40.4)	26.2	(22.6–30.1)	31.3	(28.8–34.0)	30.4	(27.5–33.5)	37.5	(30.5–45.0)	38.2	(28.6–48.8)	31.4	(27.4–35.8)	40.4	(32.0–49.4)	29.3	(25.8–33.1)
Orange County, FL	36.7	(32.7–40.9)	22.7	(18.7–27.2)	29.6	(26.4–33.1)	28.6	(25.3–32.1)	36.9	(29.7–44.7)	27.8	(16.4–42.9)	28.7	(24.0–34.0)	36.5	(27.7–46.3)	27.1	(23.0–31.6)
Palm Beach County, FL	43.5	(40.3–46.8)	23.6	(20.5–26.9)	33.5	(31.1–36.1)	32.9	(30.2–35.7)	37.4	(30.7–44.7)	34.4	(24.6–45.8)	29.1	(25.5–32.9)	40.5	(31.8–49.8)	34.7	(31.1–38.3)
Philadelphia, PA	42.6	(37.5–48.0)	26.7	(21.3–32.9)	34.9	(30.8–39.1)	33.9	(30.0–38.0)	44.1	(34.7–53.9)	34.9	(20.7–52.4)	35.6	(30.2–41.4)	45.1	(31.3–59.7)	31.2	(25.2–37.8)
San Diego, CA	33.1	(30.4–35.9)	18.3	(15.8–21.2)	25.6	(23.9–27.3)	24.9	(23.1–26.7)	29.1	(23.3–35.8)	35.5	(25.0–47.5)	24.9	(21.9–28.1)	33.8	(28.1–40.1)	24.4	(22.2–26.8)
San Francisco, CA	28.7	(25.6–32.0)	22.1	(19.9–24.5)	25.3	(23.3–27.4)	24.5	(22.5–26.6)	33.0	(25.9–41.0)	25.1	(17.9–34.1)	24.1	(20.1–28.6)	40.7	(31.4–50.7)	22.9	(20.6–25.4)
Shelby County, TN	45.2	(40.4–50.2)	32.5	(27.3–38.2)	39.0	(34.7–43.5)	39.2	(34.8–43.7)	42.8	(35.4–50.5)	32.8	(22.3–45.2)	36.9	(32.1–41.9)	50.2	(42.7–57.7)	38.7	(32.9–44.9)
Median	38.1		24.1		30.9		30.1		37.2		33.7		30.2		40.6		28.4
Range	28.5–47.5		18.3–40.4		25.3–43.5		24.2–42.2		28.2–51.1		19.1–45.2		23.4–41.5		25.6–50.2		22.9–45.0

* During the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Not available.

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TABLE 177. Percentage of high school students who drank one or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	22.5	(20.7–24.3)	40.4	(38.1–42.8)	31.3	(29.4–33.2)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	24.4	(21.6–27.4)	44.5	(40.8–48.2)	34.0	(31.1–37.0)
Black^§	16.9	(13.4–21.2)	28.7	(25.4–32.1)	22.7	(20.5–25.1)
Hispanic	23.1	(20.2–26.3)	38.8	(35.7–42.0)	31.1	(28.8–33.5)
Grade
9	24.2	(21.6–27.1)	42.5	(38.5–46.6)	33.2	(30.8–35.6)
10	24.5	(22.0–27.3)	42.3	(38.6–46.0)	33.2	(30.7–35.8)
11	21.5	(18.9–24.4)	39.2	(34.5–44.1)	30.2	(26.8–33.7)
12	19.2	(16.0–23.0)	37.3	(33.5–41.4)	28.0	(25.1–31.1)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	22.0	(20.3–23.7)	40.8	(38.6–42.9)	32.1	(30.4–33.8)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	22.1	(19.6–24.8)	28.0	(21.1–36.2)	23.5	(21.2–26.0)
Not sure	21.7	(17.1–27.2)	40.1	(31.2–49.6)	28.3	(23.6–33.6)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	20.1	(17.6–23.0)	39.5	(36.9–42.2)	30.7	(28.5–33.1)
Same sex only or both sexes	20.8	(16.3–26.2)	37.0	(27.9–47.1)	25.0	(21.0–29.5)
No sexual contact	24.1	(22.0–26.2)	41.9	(39.5–44.3)	32.6	(31.0–34.3)

* Counting milk in a glass or cup, from a carton, or with cereal and counting the half pint of milk served at school as equal to one glass, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Non-Hispanic.

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**TABLE 178. Percentage of high school students who drank one or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	19.4	(14.8–24.9)	35.4	(29.7–41.6)	27.5	(24.0–31.3)	27.4	(23.8–31.4)	26.6	(19.7–34.8)	20.8	(10.9–36.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	23.4	(18.4–29.3)	29.0	(23.5–35.3)	26.2	(22.4–30.4)	26.0	(22.3–30.2)	25.8	(17.7–36.1)	29.9	(13.7–53.3)	25.3	(20.4–30.9)	34.2	(23.6–46.5)	26.4	(20.0–34.0)
California	19.7	(16.3–23.6)	36.9	(34.5–39.4)	28.5	(25.9–31.2)	29.3	(26.6–32.1)	20.6	(14.6–28.2)	24.3	(16.5–34.3)	30.0	(25.5–35.0)	25.4	(17.4–35.4)	28.6	(24.4–33.2)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	19.9	(18.3–21.7)	37.3	(35.2–39.5)	28.6	(27.1–30.1)	28.9	(27.3–30.6)	23.0	(19.3–27.3)	34.3	(28.1–41.0)	30.3	(28.1–32.6)	24.7	(20.4–29.6)	27.7	(25.3–30.1)
Hawaii	15.0	(12.7–17.7)	24.6	(21.6–27.8)	19.8	(17.6–22.1)	19.9	(17.7–22.2)	17.4	(14.0–21.5)	17.1	(11.9–23.8)	17.7	(15.2–20.6)	19.1	(13.4–26.4)	20.9	(18.5–23.5)
Idaho	30.2	(26.8–33.8)	51.1	(46.7–55.6)	40.9	(37.8–44.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	23.6	(20.3–27.2)	38.4	(34.6–42.5)	31.0	(27.8–34.4)	31.2	(27.3–35.5)	27.4	(21.9–33.6)	33.3	(24.6–43.4)	30.0	(25.6–34.8)	26.7	(19.8–34.9)	33.0	(27.8–38.7)
Iowa	29.8	(22.7–38.0)	51.0	(45.3–56.8)	40.6	(34.1–47.5)	42.2	(34.8–50.0)	29.9	(19.6–42.8)	34.3	(14.2–62.1)	40.8	(32.5–49.6)	33.9	(19.3–52.4)	43.9	(36.7–51.3)
Kansas	29.9	(26.9–33.0)	49.6	(45.3–53.9)	40.1	(37.0–43.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	21.3	(18.6–24.4)	34.7	(30.2–39.5)	28.0	(25.0–31.0)	27.7	(24.6–31.2)	29.2	(23.0–36.3)	29.2	(16.9–45.5)	28.7	(24.0–33.9)	23.8	(15.8–34.3)	29.3	(26.0–32.7)
Louisiana	17.6	(13.0–23.4)	28.7	(25.4–32.2)	23.0	(20.2–26.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	29.2	(27.5–31.1)	44.3	(42.6–46.1)	37.0	(35.6–38.4)	37.8	(36.3–39.3)	31.8	(29.3–34.4)	32.8	(26.8–39.5)	36.9	(34.8–38.9)	29.7	(27.3–32.3)	39.5	(37.8–41.1)
Maryland	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	23.9	(21.3–26.8)	39.9	(36.2–43.6)	31.9	(29.6–34.2)	32.1	(29.9–34.4)	28.2	(21.4–36.1)	36.1	(27.5–45.6)	30.6	(28.1–33.3)	26.8	(20.1–34.9)	34.7	(31.6–38.0)
Michigan	22.6	(18.4–27.3)	35.0	(31.8–38.3)	28.9	(25.7–32.3)	29.3	(25.9–32.9)	22.3	(13.2–35.0)	33.1	(22.2–46.2)	26.3	(23.2–29.7)	24.3	(15.4–36.1)	32.6	(27.8–37.9)
Missouri	22.5	(18.5–27.1)	35.1	(30.4–40.0)	28.8	(24.6–33.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	29.5	(27.5–31.6)	46.5	(44.3–48.7)	38.2	(36.5–39.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	29.7	(25.6–34.1)	46.7	(42.8–50.6)	38.1	(35.1–41.2)	39.4	(36.0–43.0)	32.5	(24.3–41.9)	25.9	(16.9–37.6)	34.7	(30.3–39.4)	26.9	(17.7–38.7)	42.1	(37.7–46.6)
Nevada	19.2	(16.2–22.7)	32.4	(28.5–36.4)	26.2	(23.7–28.8)	27.4	(24.4–30.5)	20.2	(15.0–26.6)	22.3	(11.8–38.3)	25.5	(21.7–29.7)	16.7	(12.1–22.6)	26.8	(23.3–30.6)
New Hampshire	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New York	23.0	(20.2–26.0)	36.1	(31.3–41.1)	29.4	(26.0–33.0)	31.1	(27.7–34.8)	20.3	(14.3–28.2)	24.5	(21.4–27.9)	27.4	(23.3–32.0)	21.9	(14.5–31.7)	32.6	(28.9–36.7)
North Carolina	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
North Dakota	42.5	(38.8–46.3)	54.0	(50.3–57.6)	48.3	(45.5–51.1)	49.4	(46.2–52.6)	45.2	(37.7–52.8)	37.3	(27.3–48.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	19.9	(15.9–24.5)	37.0	(31.4–42.9)	28.5	(25.1–32.2)	30.4	(26.5–34.6)	14.2	(9.4–20.8)	29.1	(17.4–44.5)	29.9	(25.7–34.6)	22.2	(14.8–31.9)	29.4	(24.9–34.3)
Pennsylvania	22.7	(20.0–25.7)	41.2	(37.7–44.7)	32.2	(29.6–34.8)	33.2	(30.5–35.9)	25.5	(19.8–32.1)	26.8	(17.7–38.2)	29.4	(26.6–32.4)	24.1	(18.4–30.8)	36.0	(32.5–39.6)
Rhode Island	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
South Carolina	16.4	(13.3–19.9)	31.2	(26.2–36.6)	23.7	(20.2–27.6)	22.9	(19.8–26.3)	21.5	(13.4–32.7)	28.5	(15.9–45.7)	24.4	(20.6–28.6)	20.6	(10.8–35.7)	23.8	(19.7–28.4)
Tennessee	17.6	(15.0–20.7)	34.6	(30.8–38.7)	26.4	(23.3–29.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	20.6	(17.8–23.7)	34.0	(30.4–37.7)	27.5	(24.9–30.4)	27.4	(24.5–30.5)	28.5	(21.4–36.7)	26.9	(20.2–34.7)	27.0	(24.3–29.8)	29.4	(21.3–39.0)	27.0	(23.3–31.1)
Utah	32.4	(28.6–36.4)	47.5	(43.9–51.1)	40.0	(36.6–43.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Virginia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	26.3	(23.3–29.6)	38.8	(35.5–42.2)	32.6	(30.8–34.4)	32.9	(30.9–34.8)	27.0	(21.2–33.8)	38.7	(24.6–55.1)	31.9	(28.3–35.6)	30.6	(19.2–45.0)	35.1	(31.4–38.9)
Wisconsin	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Median	22.7		37.0		28.9		29.8		26.2		29.2		29.7		25.1		31.0
Range	15.0–42.5		24.6–54.0		19.8–48.3		19.9–49.4		14.2–45.2		17.1–38.7		17.7–40.8		16.7–34.2		20.9–43.9
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	12.2	(8.7–16.8)	20.1	(14.0–28.2)	15.6	(11.7–20.5)	15.4	(11.4–20.6)	16.4	(9.3–27.4)	13.2	(5.5–28.5)	18.2	(12.5–25.7)	15.4	(8.3–26.8)	12.1	(7.7–18.5)
Boston, MA	17.8	(15.3–20.5)	32.3	(29.0–35.8)	24.9	(22.6–27.4)	25.8	(23.2–28.7)	19.9	(14.3–26.8)	20.0	(11.8–31.9)	24.0	(20.5–27.9)	15.0	(9.3–23.4)	29.1	(25.2–33.2)
Broward County, FL	13.8	(10.8–17.6)	20.1	(16.3–24.5)	17.2	(14.7–20.0)	16.1	(13.8–18.6)	21.4	(11.9–35.3)	25.8	(11.9–47.3)	18.3	(14.5–23.0)	14.6	(6.3–30.2)	17.1	(12.5–23.0)
Chicago, IL	20.4	(16.7–24.5)	34.6	(29.2–40.4)	27.3	(23.6–31.3)	27.6	(24.3–31.1)	23.8	(16.8–32.6)	33.6	(21.2–48.8)	26.8	(22.5–31.5)	31.1	(22.2–41.6)	29.1	(24.2–34.6)
Cleveland, OH	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
DeKalb County, GA	14.3	(12.2–16.7)	24.0	(20.9–27.4)	19.1	(17.1–21.2)	19.8	(17.6–22.2)	15.4	(11.0–21.3)	17.2	(11.2–25.5)	20.0	(16.7–23.7)	14.8	(10.1–21.2)	19.7	(16.6–23.2)
Detroit, MI	11.2	(8.8–14.1)	20.5	(16.6–25.0)	15.5	(13.2–18.1)	16.7	(14.1–19.6)	9.6	(5.8–15.6)	14.7	(6.5–29.8)	15.0	(11.0–20.0)	13.8	(8.1–22.4)	17.1	(14.0–20.8)
District of Columbia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Duval County, FL	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ft. Worth, TX	19.6	(17.5–21.8)	32.0	(29.6–34.5)	25.7	(24.1–27.4)	26.0	(24.3–27.8)	23.6	(18.9–29.1)	23.4	(15.4–33.9)	25.5	(23.0–28.3)	21.0	(15.3–28.2)	27.4	(25.1–30.0)
Houston, TX	15.1	(13.2–17.2)	25.9	(23.5–28.5)	20.7	(19.1–22.4)	21.4	(19.6–23.2)	15.3	(11.6–19.9)	22.4	(15.9–30.6)	21.0	(18.5–23.8)	15.5	(11.1–21.3)	22.1	(19.9–24.5)
Los Angeles, CA	17.1	(14.5–20.1)	32.5	(28.2–37.3)	25.2	(23.1–27.5)	25.5	(22.9–28.1)	20.7	(12.3–32.7)	32.5	(19.1–49.6)	24.1	(21.6–26.8)	26.0	(16.5–38.4)	25.9	(21.9–30.4)
Miami-Dade County, FL	19.1	(16.2–22.5)	32.1	(29.1–35.4)	25.8	(23.8–28.0)	25.9	(23.6–28.4)	25.9	(20.5–32.3)	23.5	(14.8–35.2)	25.0	(21.9–28.5)	27.0	(21.1–33.9)	27.4	(24.4–30.7)
New York City, NY	16.9	(15.2–18.7)	28.9	(26.9–31.0)	22.8	(21.3–24.3)	23.6	(22.1–25.2)	16.4	(13.4–20.0)	23.2	(20.4–26.2)	21.6	(19.3–24.1)	19.5	(14.5–25.6)	23.1	(21.3–25.0)
Oakland, CA	13.8	(11.7–16.4)	26.1	(23.2–29.3)	20.3	(18.5–22.3)	21.2	(18.9–23.6)	13.3	(8.5–20.3)	16.8	(10.0–26.9)	21.4	(17.9–25.4)	21.0	(13.6–31.0)	19.3	(16.8–22.0)
Orange County, FL	16.1	(13.4–19.3)	30.5	(26.3–35.0)	23.4	(20.6–26.5)	23.6	(20.6–26.9)	17.9	(11.6–26.6)	33.7	(23.2–46.0)	26.5	(22.5–30.8)	20.2	(12.8–30.3)	22.8	(18.6–27.6)
Palm Beach County, FL	16.1	(14.1–18.3)	29.5	(26.1–33.1)	22.8	(20.5–25.2)	22.7	(20.4–25.3)	22.8	(17.5–29.1)	23.2	(16.2–31.9)	23.6	(20.1–27.6)	16.1	(10.7–23.5)	24.2	(21.3–27.3)
Philadelphia, PA	15.7	(12.8–19.2)	25.0	(21.2–29.3)	20.3	(17.9–22.9)	20.8	(18.1–23.7)	17.8	(10.9–27.7)	20.5	(11.4–34.1)	17.6	(14.9–20.6)	15.5	(10.2–22.9)	22.9	(18.8–27.6)
San Diego, CA	19.2	(17.1–21.5)	38.1	(35.1–41.1)	28.8	(26.7–30.9)	29.4	(27.2–31.8)	27.8	(20.6–36.3)	15.8	(10.2–23.6)	27.0	(23.8–30.5)	27.2	(19.8–36.1)	30.9	(28.3–33.6)
San Francisco, CA	27.5	(24.6–30.6)	37.4	(34.0–40.9)	32.8	(30.3–35.4)	33.1	(30.4–35.9)	23.1	(16.8–30.8)	39.5	(30.1–49.9)	29.9	(25.3–35.0)	21.7	(14.6–31.1)	35.3	(32.5–38.2)
Shelby County, TN	13.9	(10.9–17.5)	24.5	(20.4–29.1)	19.2	(16.5–22.2)	18.8	(16.1–21.9)	16.3	(11.4–22.9)	30.7	(20.0–44.0)	18.3	(15.0–22.1)	13.8	(8.7–21.1)	19.4	(15.4–24.1)
Median	16.1		29.2		22.8		23.2		18.9		23.2		22.6		17.8		23.0
Range	11.2–27.5		20.1–38.1		15.5–32.8		15.4–33.1		9.6–27.8		13.2–39.5		15.0–29.9		13.8–31.1		12.1–35.3

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TABLE 179. Percentage of high school students who drank two or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	10.6	(9.4–12.1)	24.7	(22.7–26.8)	17.5	(15.9–19.2)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	11.4	(9.2–14.0)	28.2	(25.1–31.5)	19.4	(16.9–22.3)
Black^§	9.2	(6.7–12.5)	17.1	(14.5–20.1)	13.1	(11.1–15.5)
Hispanic	11.0	(8.7–13.7)	21.9	(19.3–24.7)	16.6	(14.6–18.7)
Grade
9	12.5	(10.8–14.4)	26.5	(23.5–29.8)	19.4	(17.5–21.4)
10	11.1	(8.8–14.0)	25.5	(22.1–29.3)	18.2	(15.8–20.9)
11	10.1	(8.3–12.2)	24.2	(20.8–27.9)	17.0	(14.7–19.5)
12	8.4	(6.4–11.0)	22.0	(19.2–25.1)	15.0	(13.1–17.1)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	10.0	(8.8–11.4)	24.5	(22.7–26.3)	17.8	(16.5–19.1)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	12.3	(10.4–14.6)	21.3	(15.5–28.5)	14.6	(12.8–16.7)
Not sure	12.5	(9.1–16.8)	27.3	(19.3–37.2)	17.9	(13.7–23.1)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	9.6	(8.1–11.3)	24.9	(22.9–27.0)	17.9	(16.5–19.4)
Same sex only or both sexes	10.8	(7.8–14.8)	26.1	(16.8–38.3)	14.8	(11.6–18.7)
No sexual contact	11.5	(10.1–13.0)	24.3	(22.0–26.6)	17.6	(16.2–19.1)

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**TABLE 180. Percentage of high school students who drank two or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	9.3	(7.0–12.3)	23.2	(19.2–27.8)	16.2	(13.8–19.0)	16.5	(14.0–19.4)	14.0	(8.8–21.7)	13.9	(6.4–27.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	14.4	(10.0–20.3)	16.4	(12.5–21.1)	15.3	(12.1–19.2)	15.2	(12.2–18.8)	14.9	(8.0–26.2)	15.1	(6.2–32.4)	16.7	(12.0–22.8)	24.2	(12.2–42.5)	13.1	(9.8–17.4)
California	9.2	(7.4–11.3)	23.1	(20.6–25.7)	16.4	(14.3–18.7)	16.9	(14.7–19.4)	8.5	(5.1–13.8)	23.0	(16.0–32.1)	17.1	(14.1–20.7)	13.4	(8.7–20.1)	16.4	(12.7–21.0)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	9.8	(8.5–11.2)	20.8	(19.1–22.7)	15.3	(14.3–16.4)	15.1	(14.0–16.2)	12.4	(9.7–15.8)	23.1	(17.8–29.3)	17.1	(15.3–19.1)	14.2	(11.0–18.2)	13.7	(12.2–15.3)
Hawaii	7.3	(5.8–9.2)	14.5	(12.8–16.5)	10.9	(9.6–12.3)	11.0	(9.7–12.4)	8.1	(5.7–11.4)	9.0	(5.4–14.5)	10.6	(8.9–12.6)	10.8	(6.7–17.0)	11.1	(9.3–13.1)
Idaho	17.0	(14.6–19.8)	35.8	(31.8–40.0)	26.7	(24.2–29.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	10.7	(8.3–13.6)	22.7	(19.2–26.7)	16.7	(13.8–20.1)	17.0	(13.6–21.1)	14.2	(9.5–20.7)	13.1	(6.5–24.6)	15.2	(12.3–18.6)	14.1	(9.6–20.2)	19.2	(14.8–24.5)
Iowa	19.3	(13.3–27.1)	34.6	(28.3–41.5)	27.2	(21.0–34.4)	28.2	(20.8–36.9)	19.9	(12.9–29.5)	25.1	(11.1–47.3)	29.5	(22.2–37.9)	15.6	(7.0–31.3)	27.8	(19.8–37.7)
Kansas	16.2	(13.5–19.3)	31.7	(27.2–36.6)	24.2	(21.5–27.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	11.0	(8.9–13.6)	22.5	(18.8–26.7)	16.7	(14.3–19.4)	16.6	(13.7–19.9)	18.5	(12.8–26.0)	13.9	(6.8–26.3)	17.7	(14.2–22.0)	11.7	(5.8–22.0)	16.9	(13.2–21.4)
Louisiana	8.1	(5.2–12.4)	19.5	(16.2–23.2)	13.7	(11.4–16.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	16.0	(14.7–17.5)	28.0	(26.4–29.6)	22.2	(21.2–23.3)	22.9	(21.8–24.1)	17.0	(14.4–19.9)	20.1	(16.0–24.8)	22.6	(21.2–24.1)	17.1	(14.1–20.5)	23.6	(22.0–25.2)
Maryland	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	13.0	(10.7–15.8)	26.2	(23.2–29.4)	19.6	(18.0–21.5)	20.4	(18.7–22.2)	13.6	(8.8–20.4)	20.9	(13.8–30.3)	19.2	(17.1–21.4)	14.1	(8.8–21.8)	21.6	(19.1–24.3)
Michigan	13.0	(10.0–16.8)	24.9	(21.5–28.6)	19.1	(16.4–22.2)	19.3	(16.4–22.7)	14.2	(6.2–29.3)	22.2	(13.4–34.5)	17.1	(14.2–20.4)	16.8	(9.5–27.8)	21.5	(17.7–25.8)
Missouri	12.0	(8.4–16.8)	20.3	(17.7–23.1)	16.2	(13.2–19.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	17.0	(15.6–18.4)	31.2	(29.3–33.1)	24.3	(23.0–25.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	14.2	(11.0–18.1)	28.4	(24.3–33.0)	21.4	(18.7–24.3)	22.2	(19.1–25.6)	17.7	(12.0–25.4)	14.1	(6.1–29.1)	20.6	(16.9–25.0)	15.7	(9.0–25.9)	22.1	(18.8–25.9)
Nevada	10.5	(8.3–13.2)	19.0	(15.7–22.8)	15.0	(12.9–17.3)	15.9	(13.6–18.6)	10.3	(6.5–16.1)	12.6	(4.5–30.8)	13.9	(11.3–17.0)	7.9	(4.3–13.9)	16.7	(13.4–20.6)
New Hampshire	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New York	11.9	(9.7–14.5)	21.7	(17.4–26.7)	16.7	(14.3–19.5)	17.5	(14.8–20.5)	12.2	(8.1–18.0)	14.4	(10.9–18.8)	15.0	(12.3–18.3)	13.5	(8.2–21.5)	18.6	(15.2–22.6)
North Carolina	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
North Dakota	27.8	(24.8–30.9)	39.9	(36.3–43.6)	33.9	(31.2–36.7)	34.9	(31.9–38.0)	30.7	(23.3–39.2)	23.6	(15.2–34.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	10.0	(7.3–13.5)	22.6	(18.6–27.2)	16.3	(13.7–19.3)	17.6	(14.7–20.9)	7.6	(4.4–12.7)	13.2	(5.2–29.8)	18.1	(14.5–22.3)	11.0	(6.3–18.3)	15.7	(12.7–19.3)
Pennsylvania	11.9	(9.7–14.5)	26.2	(23.4–29.3)	19.2	(17.2–21.4)	20.0	(17.8–22.3)	14.8	(10.6–20.5)	13.4	(7.7–22.3)	18.6	(16.5–20.9)	15.5	(10.9–21.5)	20.0	(17.3–22.9)
Rhode Island	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
South Carolina	7.2	(5.1–10.1)	20.2	(15.8–25.6)	13.7	(11.0–17.1)	13.4	(10.6–16.8)	12.5	(6.2–23.5)	20.1	(9.9–36.6)	15.0	(10.9–20.2)	12.8	(5.9–25.8)	13.3	(10.5–16.8)
Tennessee	7.9	(5.8–10.8)	22.1	(18.7–25.9)	15.3	(12.7–18.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	9.9	(8.1–12.0)	21.1	(18.2–24.2)	15.7	(13.7–18.0)	15.5	(13.5–17.6)	18.2	(12.3–26.1)	12.2	(6.0–23.2)	16.5	(13.3–20.1)	17.0	(9.5–28.6)	14.1	(11.8–16.9)
Utah	19.0	(16.2–22.1)	32.3	(29.2–35.6)	25.7	(23.3–28.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Virginia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	16.7	(13.8–20.1)	28.9	(25.8–32.3)	22.9	(21.3–24.6)	22.7	(20.8–24.6)	23.3	(18.5–28.9)	26.7	(15.5–42.1)	21.9	(18.9–25.2)	23.9	(13.9–38.0)	23.9	(21.5–26.4)
Wisconsin	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Median	11.9		23.1		16.7		17.2		14.2		14.8		17.1		14.2		17.8
Range	7.2–27.8		14.5–39.9		10.9–33.9		11.0–34.9		7.6–30.7		9.0–26.7		10.6–29.5		7.9–24.2		11.1–27.8
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	7.3	(4.9–10.8)	13.2	(9.1–18.7)	9.8	(7.5–12.9)	9.4	(6.7–13.1)	10.5	(4.9–21.1)	7.1	(2.1–21.6)	12.2	(7.3–19.6)	8.4	(3.6–18.2)	7.0	(3.9–12.4)
Boston, MA	8.1	(6.5–10.2)	20.7	(17.9–23.8)	14.3	(12.6–16.3)	15.2	(13.1–17.6)	8.3	(4.3–15.5)	13.4	(7.6–22.5)	14.4	(11.5–17.9)	6.7	(3.1–13.5)	16.3	(13.5–19.5)
Broward County, FL	6.2	(4.1–9.2)	9.5	(6.3–14.1)	7.8	(6.0–10.0)	6.3	(4.7–8.5)	13.3	(6.1–26.7)	15.8	(5.5–37.4)	8.2	(6.0–11.1)	10.8	(3.7–27.5)	7.7	(5.0–11.7)
Chicago, IL	12.0	(9.9–14.5)	21.2	(17.0–26.0)	16.6	(14.0–19.5)	17.0	(14.6–19.6)	13.7	(8.7–21.0)	16.0	(8.3–28.7)	17.1	(14.1–20.6)	16.6	(11.8–22.9)	17.5	(14.0–21.5)
Cleveland, OH	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
DeKalb County, GA	7.7	(6.3–9.5)	13.8	(11.2–16.9)	10.7	(9.1–12.6)	11.5	(9.6–13.6)	7.3	(4.5–11.5)	7.4	(3.9–13.7)	11.6	(9.0–14.8)	8.0	(4.8–13.1)	10.3	(7.8–13.3)
Detroit, MI	4.9	(3.3–7.4)	11.1	(8.3–14.7)	7.8	(6.2–9.7)	8.8	(7.0–11.1)	2.8	(1.1–7.4)	7.3	(2.6–19.0)	8.7	(5.9–12.6)	2.5	(1.1–6.0)	7.9	(5.9–10.5)
District of Columbia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Duval County, FL	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ft. Worth, TX	8.4	(7.0–10.1)	18.3	(16.4–20.3)	13.3	(12.1–14.6)	13.4	(12.1–14.8)	13.5	(9.9–18.0)	12.8	(7.6–20.9)	12.5	(10.8–14.5)	11.9	(8.0–17.3)	14.6	(12.7–16.8)
Houston, TX	6.9	(5.6–8.5)	15.2	(13.4–17.3)	11.2	(10.0–12.6)	11.5	(10.1–13.0)	7.8	(5.3–11.3)	14.3	(9.2–21.5)	10.9	(9.1–13.0)	9.8	(6.7–14.0)	11.8	(10.1–13.9)
Los Angeles, CA	7.5	(5.9–9.3)	18.4	(14.6–23.0)	13.3	(11.7–15.0)	13.2	(11.3–15.4)	7.6	(3.0–17.8)	26.0	(14.8–41.5)	13.4	(10.7–16.7)	9.7	(4.9–18.5)	13.2	(11.3–15.3)
Miami-Dade County, FL	9.1	(7.2–11.4)	18.0	(15.5–20.8)	13.7	(12.4–15.1)	13.6	(11.9–15.4)	13.1	(9.9–17.2)	13.3	(7.3–23.1)	13.7	(11.6–16.0)	15.5	(11.0–21.5)	14.0	(11.9–16.3)
New York City, NY	7.4	(6.5–8.4)	16.6	(15.4–18.0)	12.0	(11.0–13.0)	12.5	(11.5–13.5)	8.6	(6.6–11.1)	13.1	(11.3–15.0)	12.9	(11.6–14.3)	11.6	(8.1–16.2)	11.1	(9.9–12.4)
Oakland, CA	7.5	(5.9–9.5)	13.9	(11.7–16.4)	11.0	(9.5–12.6)	11.5	(9.9–13.4)	6.7	(3.8–11.5)	7.1	(3.1–15.5)	12.5	(10.1–15.2)	11.9	(6.5–20.8)	9.3	(7.4–11.6)
Orange County, FL	7.3	(5.3–9.9)	18.2	(14.9–22.1)	12.8	(10.7–15.3)	13.1	(10.8–15.7)	9.8	(4.9–18.5)	17.8	(9.0–32.4)	14.7	(11.2–19.0)	9.3	(4.6–18.0)	12.7	(9.7–16.3)
Palm Beach County, FL	6.9	(5.7–8.3)	17.1	(14.8–19.8)	12.1	(10.6–13.7)	12.4	(10.9–14.1)	11.0	(7.0–16.9)	9.0	(4.9–16.2)	13.2	(10.6–16.2)	7.6	(4.3–13.1)	12.3	(10.7–14.2)
Philadelphia, PA	7.4	(5.7–9.7)	15.9	(12.4–20.2)	11.5	(9.5–13.8)	11.5	(9.2–14.2)	10.1	(6.0–16.5)	14.9	(7.2–28.3)	11.2	(8.7–14.3)	10.6	(6.2–17.7)	11.5	(8.0–16.1)
San Diego, CA	9.4	(8.2–10.9)	22.3	(19.5–25.4)	16.0	(14.3–17.8)	16.7	(14.8–18.6)	12.9	(9.5–17.3)	9.3	(5.5–15.3)	14.8	(12.4–17.6)	13.9	(9.4–20.0)	17.2	(15.3–19.4)
San Francisco, CA	12.2	(10.1–14.7)	22.0	(19.4–24.9)	17.3	(15.3–19.4)	16.9	(14.9–19.2)	15.0	(9.6–22.7)	23.9	(16.7–33.0)	15.2	(11.9–19.4)	14.2	(9.3–21.2)	18.6	(16.3–21.3)
Shelby County, TN	7.0	(5.1–9.6)	14.8	(11.5–18.9)	11.0	(9.1–13.4)	10.7	(8.6–13.2)	7.5	(4.7–11.8)	22.4	(12.5–36.6)	11.8	(9.3–14.8)	5.3	(2.8–9.8)	9.7	(7.2–12.9)
Median	7.4		16.8		12.0		12.4		9.9		13.4		12.7		10.2		12.1
Range	4.9–12.2		9.5–22.3		7.8–17.3		6.3–17.0		2.8–15.0		7.1–26.0		8.2–17.1		2.5–16.6		7.0–18.6

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TABLE 181. Percentage of high school students who drank three or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	4.1	(3.3–5.2)	11.8	(10.5–13.3)	7.9	(6.9–9.1)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	4.4	(3.1–6.1)	13.8	(11.8–16.0)	8.9	(7.3–10.8)
Black^§	3.5	(2.3–5.3)	8.8	(7.2–10.8)	6.2	(5.1–7.4)
Hispanic	4.3	(3.2–5.6)	9.6	(8.0–11.6)	7.0	(5.9–8.4)
Grade
9	4.4	(3.3–5.8)	13.1	(10.6–16.1)	8.7	(7.1–10.5)
10	4.7	(3.4–6.5)	12.4	(10.4–14.7)	8.5	(7.1–10.2)
11	3.6	(2.7–4.8)	12.2	(10.2–14.4)	7.8	(6.6–9.3)
12	3.5	(2.2–5.5)	9.2	(7.4–11.5)	6.3	(5.1–7.8)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	3.5	(2.8–4.4)	11.8	(10.5–13.2)	7.9	(7.0–9.0)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	5.5	(3.9–7.6)	9.5	(5.7–15.3)	6.6	(5.1–8.6)
Not sure	6.8	(3.5–12.7)	12.7	(7.5–20.5)	8.9	(6.1–12.8)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	3.6	(2.8–4.6)	12.1	(10.8–13.7)	8.3	(7.4–9.2)
Same sex only or both sexes	7.1	(4.6–10.9)	14.5	(8.2–24.5)	9.1	(6.5–12.5)
No sexual contact	3.7	(3.1–4.5)	11.2	(9.4–13.3)	7.3	(6.2–8.6)

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TABLE 182. Percentage of high school students who drank three or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	3.2	(1.9–5.4)	10.7	(8.5–13.3)	7.0	(5.3–9.2)	7.1	(5.3–9.3)	5.3	(2.1–13.2)	8.6	(3.2–21.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	9.1	(4.2–18.6)	8.3	(6.0–11.4)	8.7	(5.4–13.5)	8.5	(5.6–12.6)	8.2	(2.9–21.5)	10.7	(3.4–28.6)	7.4	(4.5–11.8)	19.9	(8.2–40.9)	6.6	(4.7–9.3)
California	3.1	(1.7–5.5)	11.4	(9.9–13.1)	7.5	(6.2–9.0)	7.6	(6.4–9.1)	4.1	(2.1–7.8)	11.7	(4.1–29.1)	8.5	(6.4–11.2)	6.1	(2.8–12.7)	6.8	(4.8–9.5)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Delaware	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Florida	3.5	(2.8–4.4)	9.6	(8.5–10.8)	6.6	(5.9–7.3)	6.2	(5.5–7.0)	6.0	(4.1–8.6)	9.9	(7.0–13.8)	8.3	(7.0–9.8)	6.8	(4.7–9.9)	4.4	(3.6–5.3)
Hawaii	2.7	(2.0–3.6)	6.8	(5.3–8.6)	4.8	(4.0–5.7)	4.9	(4.1–5.9)	2.8	(1.7–4.6)	3.5	(1.6–7.4)	6.0	(4.5–7.9)	5.2	(3.7–7.2)	3.8	(3.0–4.9)
Idaho	6.3	(4.6–8.4)	19.1	(15.8–22.8)	12.7	(10.9–14.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	4.1	(3.1–5.4)	10.5	(8.2–13.4)	7.2	(5.7–9.2)	6.7	(5.0–9.1)	8.8	(5.2–14.7)	7.9	(3.5–17.1)	6.8	(5.1–8.9)	8.8	(5.0–14.9)	7.7	(5.6–10.4)
Iowa	7.9	(4.8–12.8)	20.4	(16.1–25.4)	14.4	(11.2–18.3)	14.5	(10.8–19.3)	12.6	(6.8–22.1)	17.0	(7.4–34.6)	15.8	(11.7–21.0)	10.3	(3.4–27.2)	14.0	(9.5–20.1)
Kansas	4.6	(3.3–6.2)	12.4	(9.6–16.0)	8.6	(7.1–10.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	4.5	(3.1–6.4)	9.7	(7.4–12.7)	7.1	(5.5–9.0)	7.3	(5.7–9.3)	7.0	(4.8–10.2)	2.8	(0.4–16.5)	7.2	(5.2–9.9)	4.9	(1.9–11.9)	7.6	(5.3–10.6)
Louisiana	4.9	(2.5–9.5)	8.1	(5.7–11.2)	6.4	(4.6–8.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	7.0	(6.0–8.1)	13.0	(12.1–14.0)	10.1	(9.4–10.8)	10.5	(9.7–11.3)	7.1	(5.7–8.8)	9.0	(6.4–12.5)	10.2	(9.4–11.1)	7.4	(5.9–9.2)	10.5	(9.3–11.9)
Maryland	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	4.9	(3.9–6.3)	12.9	(10.7–15.4)	9.0	(7.9–10.1)	9.4	(8.2–10.6)	5.6	(3.2–9.6)	9.3	(4.8–17.3)	9.6	(7.9–11.6)	4.3	(2.2–7.9)	9.4	(8.1–11.0)
Michigan	4.5	(3.3–6.2)	12.4	(10.0–15.2)	8.5	(7.0–10.2)	8.5	(7.1–10.0)	6.8	(2.3–18.5)	11.7	(7.1–18.6)	7.0	(5.6–8.6)	8.7	(3.1–21.9)	9.7	(7.7–12.1)
Missouri	4.9	(3.3–7.2)	8.5	(6.9–10.4)	6.8	(5.5–8.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	7.3	(6.4–8.3)	15.5	(14.0–17.1)	11.5	(10.6–12.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	5.9	(4.3–8.0)	14.0	(11.2–17.3)	10.0	(8.3–12.0)	10.2	(8.2–12.7)	8.4	(4.3–15.6)	8.7	(2.8–23.7)	9.1	(6.2–13.1)	8.3	(4.5–14.7)	10.3	(8.3–12.8)
Nevada	3.7	(2.8–5.0)	9.2	(7.0–11.9)	6.6	(5.2–8.4)	7.1	(5.6–9.0)	3.3	(1.7–6.2)	7.3	(1.9–24.4)	6.6	(4.7–9.3)	2.9	(1.4–6.1)	6.9	(4.7–10.0)
New Hampshire	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New Mexico	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
New York	6.1	(4.7–8.0)	11.4	(8.5–15.2)	8.8	(7.4–10.4)	9.3	(7.7–11.1)	5.7	(2.6–11.9)	7.2	(5.4–9.6)	8.3	(6.5–10.5)	6.4	(3.2–12.4)	9.3	(7.5–11.5)
North Carolina	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
North Dakota	12.6	(10.9–14.5)	19.5	(17.2–22.0)	16.1	(14.7–17.6)	16.4	(14.9–18.1)	15.4	(10.9–21.4)	10.5	(4.9–21.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	3.7	(2.3–5.9)	10.5	(8.0–13.5)	7.1	(5.5–9.1)	7.7	(5.9–9.9)	2.9	(1.2–7.0)	7.3	(2.1–21.8)	8.8	(6.7–11.6)	3.3	(1.4–7.6)	5.6	(4.0–7.9)
Pennsylvania	4.7	(3.6–6.1)	13.7	(11.2–16.6)	9.2	(7.7–11.0)	9.6	(8.1–11.4)	6.2	(3.6–10.4)	7.1	(3.0–16.0)	9.0	(7.1–11.3)	7.8	(5.4–11.2)	9.5	(7.8–11.6)
Rhode Island	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
South Carolina	2.6	(1.6–4.2)	8.4	(6.3–11.2)	5.6	(4.2–7.4)	5.6	(4.0–7.8)	6.0	(3.0–11.7)	6.7	(1.6–24.1)	6.6	(4.4–9.6)	5.8	(2.2–14.5)	5.3	(3.1–8.8)
Tennessee	3.2	(2.3–4.6)	11.1	(9.0–13.8)	7.3	(6.0–9.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	4.0	(2.7–5.9)	10.2	(8.2–12.6)	7.2	(5.9–8.8)	7.2	(6.1–8.5)	5.4	(2.4–11.9)	12.2	(6.0–23.2)	7.3	(5.3–9.8)	6.0	(2.6–13.2)	6.9	(5.1–9.3)
Utah	8.6	(6.8–10.7)	17.7	(15.3–20.3)	13.2	(11.8–14.8)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Virginia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	8.8	(6.8–11.2)	14.8	(12.7–17.3)	11.9	(10.7–13.2)	11.6	(10.3–13.1)	13.7	(9.8–18.9)	10.8	(4.9–22.2)	12.3	(9.7–15.4)	14.9	(8.1–25.9)	10.5	(8.3–13.2)
Wisconsin	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Median	4.7		11.4		8.5		8.1		6.1		8.8		8.3		6.6		7.6
Range	2.6–12.6		6.8–20.4		4.8–16.1		4.9–16.4		2.8–15.4		2.8–17.0		6.0–15.8		2.9–19.9		3.8–14.0
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	3.7	(2.1–6.5)	7.2	(4.8–10.7)	5.2	(3.7–7.3)	5.1	(3.4–7.7)	4.0	(1.2–11.9)	4.2	(1.0–16.7)	5.7	(3.0–10.6)	4.2	(1.3–13.3)	3.7	(1.7–7.6)
Boston, MA	3.3	(2.1–5.0)	10.9	(8.9–13.3)	7.0	(5.8–8.6)	7.4	(5.9–9.3)	5.7	(2.3–13.1)	6.5	(2.6–15.8)	7.0	(5.3–9.3)	4.0	(1.5–10.4)	8.0	(5.9–10.9)
Broward County, FL	2.4	(1.1–5.0)	4.1	(2.0–8.2)	3.2	(2.0–5.2)	2.5	(1.5–4.1)	7.9	(2.3–23.4)	2.2	(0.4–10.2)	3.7	(2.1–6.4)	6.6	(1.4–26.4)	2.1	(1.0–4.3)
Chicago, IL	5.1	(3.8–6.8)	9.6	(7.6–12.1)	7.4	(6.0–9.0)	7.7	(6.3–9.4)	6.6	(3.3–12.8)	2.3	(0.5–9.7)	8.1	(5.9–10.9)	6.9	(2.9–15.5)	7.0	(5.2–9.3)
Cleveland, OH	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
DeKalb County, GA	3.8	(2.7–5.3)	7.0	(5.3–9.2)	5.3	(4.3–6.6)	5.6	(4.5–7.0)	3.9	(1.9–8.1)	4.0	(1.6–9.6)	5.8	(4.0–8.4)	5.2	(2.6–10.4)	4.9	(3.4–7.0)
Detroit, MI	3.1	(1.9–5.1)	6.0	(4.2–8.6)	4.5	(3.3–6.1)	5.0	(3.7–6.8)	2.0	(0.5–6.8)	4.4	(1.2–15.0)	4.5	(2.7–7.3)	1.4	(0.5–4.2)	4.4	(3.0–6.3)
District of Columbia	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Duval County, FL	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ft. Worth, TX	3.2	(2.5–4.1)	8.2	(6.8–9.8)	5.6	(4.9–6.6)	5.3	(4.5–6.2)	8.7	(5.9–12.6)	5.9	(2.7–12.5)	5.1	(3.9–6.7)	8.2	(5.1–12.9)	6.0	(4.8–7.4)
Houston, TX	2.5	(1.8–3.6)	7.8	(6.5–9.3)	5.2	(4.4–6.2)	5.2	(4.3–6.2)	3.3	(1.8–5.9)	9.7	(5.6–16.1)	5.3	(4.1–6.8)	4.1	(2.1–7.7)	5.2	(4.1–6.7)
Los Angeles, CA	2.4	(1.6–3.4)	7.9	(5.8–10.8)	5.3	(4.0–6.9)	5.3	(4.0–6.9)	4.4	(1.4–12.8)	7.4	(2.4–20.5)	4.9	(3.3–7.1)	8.3	(4.2–15.9)	4.8	(3.6–6.4)
Miami-Dade County, FL	4.0	(3.0–5.1)	6.4	(5.0–8.2)	5.2	(4.4–6.2)	5.2	(4.2–6.4)	5.0	(3.2–7.9)	5.0	(1.7–13.8)	5.8	(4.3–7.7)	6.8	(3.5–12.7)	4.8	(3.6–6.2)
New York City, NY	3.3	(2.8–3.8)	9.0	(7.8–10.3)	6.1	(5.3–6.9)	6.2	(5.4–7.2)	4.0	(2.9–5.3)	7.3	(6.1–8.6)	7.2	(5.9–8.7)	5.7	(3.8–8.5)	5.1	(4.1–6.2)
Oakland, CA	3.4	(2.2–5.0)	7.3	(5.8–9.3)	5.5	(4.5–6.8)	5.8	(4.6–7.3)	3.6	(1.7–7.4)	3.3	(1.0–10.7)	6.6	(4.9–8.7)	6.2	(2.8–13.2)	4.2	(3.0–5.9)
Orange County, FL	2.6	(1.4–4.8)	8.5	(6.5–11.1)	5.6	(4.4–7.1)	5.6	(4.3–7.2)	4.8	(2.1–10.7)	6.9	(2.5–17.6)	5.6	(3.8–8.2)	4.7	(1.7–12.1)	5.7	(4.0–8.0)
Palm Beach County, FL	2.5	(1.6–3.7)	7.6	(6.0–9.5)	5.0	(4.2–6.0)	5.1	(4.2–6.1)	5.1	(2.6–9.7)	3.9	(1.4–10.1)	4.8	(3.5–6.5)	5.1	(2.7–9.3)	5.5	(4.3–7.0)
Philadelphia, PA	3.6	(2.4–5.4)	8.3	(5.8–11.6)	5.8	(4.5–7.5)	6.2	(4.7–8.0)	3.6	(1.3–9.8)	4.4	(1.1–16.0)	6.6	(4.2–10.2)	5.4	(2.2–12.4)	5.4	(3.4–8.4)
San Diego, CA	2.6	(1.9–3.5)	10.4	(8.6–12.5)	6.5	(5.5–7.7)	6.7	(5.5–8.0)	5.6	(3.2–9.6)	6.0	(2.4–14.0)	6.1	(4.6–8.0)	5.4	(2.5–11.2)	7.0	(5.6–8.7)
San Francisco, CA	4.5	(3.2–6.2)	10.5	(8.4–12.9)	7.6	(6.3–9.2)	7.3	(5.9–8.9)	6.6	(3.8–11.2)	13.3	(8.3–20.7)	7.6	(5.3–10.7)	8.8	(5.0–15.0)	7.7	(6.0–9.7)
Shelby County, TN	3.4	(2.0–5.6)	8.5	(6.2–11.6)	6.0	(4.6–7.8)	5.8	(4.2–7.8)	4.8	(3.0–7.7)	9.1	(4.2–18.4)	6.9	(5.1–9.2)	1.6	(0.5–5.2)	4.8	(2.9–7.7)
Median	3.3		8.0		5.5		5.6		4.8		5.5		5.8		5.4		5.1
Range	2.4–5.1		4.1–10.9		3.2–7.6		2.5–7.7		2.0–8.7		2.2–13.3		3.7–8.1		1.4–8.8		2.1–8.0

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TABLE 183. Percentage of high school students who did not drink soda or pop,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	31.4	(28.1–34.9)	24.0	(22.2–26.0)	27.8	(25.5–30.3)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	32.9	(27.8–38.5)	22.7	(20.1–25.4)	28.0	(24.5–31.7)
Black^§	25.6	(22.4–29.1)	25.7	(22.1–29.7)	25.7	(22.9–28.6)
Hispanic	28.5	(24.9–32.4)	23.6	(21.2–26.3)	26.0	(24.3–27.8)
Grade
9	30.9	(27.2–34.8)	23.2	(20.5–26.1)	27.1	(25.0–29.2)
10	30.3	(26.6–34.3)	22.9	(20.7–25.4)	26.8	(24.5–29.2)
11	31.7	(26.5–37.5)	25.1	(22.0–28.5)	28.5	(24.8–32.5)
12	32.9	(27.7–38.5)	25.3	(22.0–28.8)	29.2	(25.7–32.9)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	30.7	(28.4–33.1)	23.7	(21.6–26.0)	27.0	(25.2–28.9)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	26.3	(21.4–32.0)	26.9	(21.3–33.3)	26.5	(22.0–31.5)
Not sure	35.3	(28.9–42.2)	23.5	(18.4–29.6)	30.3	(25.3–35.9)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	27.6	(23.9–31.5)	21.0	(18.9–23.3)	24.0	(21.7–26.4)
Same sex only or both sexes	25.0	(20.9–29.7)	21.0	(15.0–28.6)	24.0	(20.5–27.9)
No sexual contact	33.6	(30.7–36.6)	26.1	(23.5–29.0)	30.0	(27.7–32.5)

* Such as Coke, Pepsi, or Sprite, not counting diet soda or diet pop, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Non-Hispanic.

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**TABLE 184. Percentage of high school students who did not drink soda or pop,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	31.1	(26.8–35.6)	26.2	(22.4–30.5)	28.5	(25.3–31.9)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	32.2	(27.7–37.1)	25.8	(21.0–31.2)	29.0	(25.4–33.0)	29.4	(25.6–33.5)	27.1	(18.1–38.5)	26.4	(14.3–43.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	22.0	(17.2–27.6)	21.3	(17.2–26.1)	21.4	(17.9–25.4)	22.1	(17.8–26.9)	16.1	(10.7–23.5)	23.7	(13.4–38.4)	19.3	(15.3–24.1)	19.7	(11.2–32.2)	21.0	(16.9–25.8)
California	36.8	(30.8–43.2)	29.0	(24.8–33.6)	32.9	(28.3–37.8)	32.1	(27.8–36.7)	34.7	(21.4–51.0)	50.2	(39.5–61.0)	28.9	(22.9–35.8)	31.3	(20.6–44.5)	35.2	(29.9–40.9)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	44.3	(39.9–48.8)	32.0	(27.6–36.8)	38.2	(34.4–42.1)	38.2	(34.3–42.2)	35.8	(27.9–44.5)	45.6	(36.1–55.4)	33.8	(29.6–38.4)	34.9	(25.5–45.7)	41.0	(36.6–45.5)
Delaware	37.7	(34.1–41.5)	25.8	(22.9–29.0)	31.8	(29.4–34.3)	31.7	(29.0–34.5)	29.4	(22.7–37.2)	35.1	(20.6–53.0)	28.7	(25.5–32.2)	29.7	(22.9–37.6)	35.1	(31.2–39.2)
Florida	33.7	(30.9–36.7)	29.3	(27.2–31.5)	31.4	(29.6–33.3)	31.4	(29.3–33.6)	29.2	(25.7–33.1)	35.1	(29.5–41.2)	26.7	(24.3–29.2)	32.6	(27.6–38.1)	34.3	(31.6–37.0)
Hawaii	42.3	(39.8–44.9)	32.4	(29.9–34.9)	37.3	(35.6–39.0)	38.4	(36.6–40.2)	30.1	(24.8–36.0)	38.0	(31.0–45.5)	31.7	(28.7–34.9)	30.9	(23.2–39.7)	41.8	(39.0–44.6)
Idaho	36.1	(31.5–40.9)	24.4	(20.5–28.7)	30.3	(26.9–34.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	30.6	(26.9–34.5)	27.3	(24.2–30.7)	29.1	(26.8–31.5)	28.8	(26.4–31.3)	32.8	(23.8–43.2)	27.5	(21.6–34.2)	25.0	(21.7–28.6)	27.9	(21.4–35.6)	31.7	(29.1–34.3)
Iowa	30.3	(26.8–34.0)	21.7	(18.6–25.2)	25.9	(23.9–28.0)	26.0	(23.5–28.6)	21.0	(14.6–29.3)	33.8	(17.8–54.7)	25.5	(21.8–29.6)	20.6	(9.5–38.9)	25.3	(22.0–28.9)
Kansas	30.6	(26.8–34.8)	22.1	(19.4–25.1)	26.2	(24.0–28.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	24.7	(21.6–28.0)	21.7	(19.2–24.4)	23.2	(21.2–25.3)	24.1	(21.7–26.6)	17.2	(12.4–23.4)	21.1	(12.3–33.6)	19.8	(17.1–22.8)	21.2	(13.7–31.2)	23.4	(20.3–26.8)
Louisiana	25.5	(20.9–30.9)	26.3	(22.4–30.6)	26.1	(23.0–29.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maryland	33.8	(32.8–34.7)	29.8	(28.9–30.8)	31.8	(31.2–32.5)	31.7	(31.0–32.4)	30.2	(28.7–31.8)	36.0	(33.2–39.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	42.8	(39.4–46.4)	31.4	(28.6–34.2)	37.1	(34.6–39.7)	37.1	(34.6–39.7)	36.9	(30.2–44.2)	37.9	(28.3–48.4)	34.6	(31.3–38.0)	32.4	(25.4–40.3)	40.4	(36.6–44.3)
Michigan	33.8	(29.0–38.9)	24.7	(21.3–28.4)	29.1	(25.8–32.5)	29.3	(26.1–32.8)	27.4	(19.1–37.6)	27.7	(19.0–38.5)	26.1	(21.5–31.2)	23.7	(17.8–30.9)	32.3	(27.9–37.1)
Missouri	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	29.9	(26.7–33.4)	20.6	(18.7–22.5)	25.1	(23.1–27.2)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	34.4	(29.2–40.0)	22.8	(19.4–26.6)	28.5	(25.4–31.7)	29.0	(25.7–32.7)	22.3	(15.3–31.1)	26.9	(14.8–43.8)	24.1	(19.9–28.9)	26.2	(13.7–44.4)	31.1	(26.7–35.8)
Nevada	33.6	(29.4–38.1)	25.5	(21.0–30.6)	29.6	(25.7–34.0)	28.9	(25.0–33.2)	32.1	(23.6–42.1)	34.7	(19.3–54.2)	27.2	(21.7–33.4)	27.4	(17.8–39.8)	31.0	(26.6–35.9)
New Hampshire	45.5	(43.6–47.5)	29.9	(28.4–31.5)	37.4	(36.2–38.7)	37.0	(35.7–38.4)	36.5	(33.0–40.2)	46.9	(41.5–52.3)	33.5	(31.9–35.2)	37.6	(32.9–42.6)	41.4	(39.7–43.2)
New Mexico	26.0	(23.9–28.2)	23.1	(20.9–25.5)	24.5	(22.7–26.4)	24.8	(22.6–27.1)	22.1	(19.0–25.4)	26.7	(19.9–34.9)	20.5	(18.0–23.3)	16.8	(13.0–21.4)	27.8	(25.6–30.2)
New York	37.9	(34.1–41.9)	34.4	(32.0–37.0)	36.3	(34.1–38.6)	36.3	(33.8–38.9)	39.6	(35.1–44.3)	33.1	(28.1–38.4)	33.4	(28.8–38.3)	28.3	(22.6–34.8)	38.1	(35.4–40.8)
North Carolina	27.9	(25.0–31.0)	20.9	(17.4–24.9)	24.4	(21.7–27.4)	23.9	(21.2–26.8)	23.0	(18.1–28.8)	32.9	(24.9–42.0)	21.5	(18.5–25.0)	22.6	(17.3–29.0)	26.5	(23.2–30.0)
North Dakota	33.5	(30.4–36.8)	24.2	(21.5–27.1)	28.8	(26.6–31.1)	28.6	(26.1–31.2)	27.3	(20.3–35.7)	33.8	(22.8–46.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	23.5	(19.7–27.6)	22.0	(18.0–26.5)	22.8	(20.1–25.8)	21.8	(19.0–25.0)	27.4	(18.0–39.2)	29.5	(16.5–47.0)	19.3	(15.8–23.3)	28.6	(16.7–44.5)	25.7	(22.3–29.3)
Pennsylvania	34.5	(31.1–38.1)	25.7	(22.5–29.2)	30.1	(27.6–32.7)	30.3	(27.8–33.0)	25.7	(19.9–32.5)	33.9	(24.7–44.6)	25.4	(22.3–28.8)	24.2	(18.8–30.6)	34.8	(31.3–38.5)
Rhode Island	40.4	(32.8–48.6)	29.9	(27.0–33.1)	34.9	(31.0–39.0)	34.3	(30.4–38.5)	32.5	(26.7–39.0)	50.5	(37.7–63.2)	27.6	(22.3–33.6)	28.3	(19.9–38.6)	41.5	(36.6–46.6)
South Carolina	27.4	(22.6–32.8)	25.2	(20.1–31.1)	26.4	(22.5–30.7)	25.9	(21.7–30.6)	21.3	(14.6–30.0)	30.0	(21.9–39.6)	23.7	(17.9–30.7)	27.2	(20.6–35.1)	21.9	(17.4–27.1)
Tennessee	27.6	(24.3–31.2)	20.4	(17.4–23.8)	23.7	(21.2–26.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	27.6	(25.1–30.1)	25.0	(21.8–28.4)	26.3	(24.4–28.3)	26.3	(24.0–28.7)	24.9	(18.5–32.8)	26.9	(18.4–37.5)	22.7	(19.8–25.8)	23.7	(14.0–37.2)	28.1	(25.1–31.3)
Utah	34.7	(30.8–38.8)	28.3	(24.3–32.8)	31.5	(28.1–35.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	45.6	(44.6–46.5)	28.0	(27.2–28.9)	36.6	(35.9–37.2)	36.1	(35.4–36.8)	37.0	(34.9–39.1)	43.5	(40.3–46.8)	32.1	(31.2–33.0)	31.5	(28.9–34.1)	42.5	(41.5–43.6)
Virginia	36.6	(33.0–40.3)	28.2	(24.8–31.8)	32.2	(29.2–35.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	25.3	(22.3–28.5)	21.1	(18.5–24.1)	23.1	(20.9–25.4)	23.2	(21.0–25.5)	23.4	(16.0–32.9)	21.2	(12.7–33.2)	20.5	(17.2–24.4)	23.1	(15.1–33.7)	23.9	(20.3–28.0)
Wisconsin	35.3	(31.8–39.1)	25.2	(22.3–28.3)	30.4	(27.8–33.1)	30.8	(27.9–33.8)	26.0	(20.8–31.9)	26.7	(16.2–40.7)	28.9	(24.6–33.7)	24.8	(16.4–35.6)	31.8	(27.9–36.0)
Median	33.6		25.6		29.1		29.4		27.4		33.4		26.1		27.4		31.8
Range	22.0–45.6		20.4–34.4		21.4–38.2		21.8–38.4		16.1–39.6		21.1–50.5		19.3–34.6		16.8–37.6		21.0–42.5
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	29.1	(24.3–34.3)	31.2	(24.5–38.8)	29.8	(25.7–34.3)	33.3	(27.7–39.5)	18.6	(11.9–27.8)	28.7	(16.3–45.3)	29.7	(22.9–37.6)	20.4	(12.4–31.6)	31.4	(25.4–38.1)
Boston, MA	30.6	(27.4–34.0)	29.6	(26.2–33.3)	30.1	(27.5–32.8)	29.5	(26.8–32.2)	30.6	(22.2–40.6)	39.5	(26.7–53.9)	23.0	(19.2–27.4)	34.0	(26.3–42.6)	36.0	(32.1–40.2)
Broward County, FL	38.5	(32.2–45.3)	33.5	(27.2–40.6)	36.0	(31.6–40.5)	35.9	(31.5–40.6)	33.8	(22.0–47.9)	34.5	(18.8–54.5)	36.1	(30.5–42.2)	44.8	(32.7–57.5)	30.8	(24.3–38.1)
Chicago, IL	26.9	(21.6–33.0)	25.7	(22.1–29.6)	26.4	(22.7–30.4)	25.9	(22.3–29.9)	25.2	(18.0–33.9)	34.2	(23.5–46.7)	21.5	(17.5–26.1)	25.2	(17.2–35.5)	29.1	(23.7–35.0)
Cleveland, OH	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
DeKalb County, GA	31.5	(28.3–34.8)	28.5	(25.3–31.9)	30.0	(27.8–32.3)	30.6	(27.9–33.3)	25.3	(18.3–34.1)	30.1	(19.8–42.8)	25.9	(22.9–29.1)	23.3	(16.4–32.0)	33.5	(29.9–37.4)
Detroit, MI	27.2	(23.8–30.8)	26.6	(23.4–30.2)	26.9	(24.6–29.3)	28.5	(25.7–31.3)	21.1	(15.7–27.7)	15.8	(8.3–27.9)	21.9	(17.8–26.8)	19.7	(13.5–27.8)	31.7	(28.2–35.4)
District of Columbia	29.9	(28.4–31.5)	28.0	(26.4–29.7)	29.1	(28.0–30.2)	29.0	(27.8–30.3)	27.9	(25.0–30.9)	30.9	(25.9–36.3)	23.4	(21.8–25.1)	27.4	(24.2–30.8)	32.4	(30.5–34.2)
Duval County, FL	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ft. Worth, TX	25.0	(22.7–27.4)	20.3	(18.2–22.5)	22.8	(21.2–24.4)	22.2	(20.4–24.0)	25.1	(20.5–30.3)	28.9	(21.0–38.4)	21.1	(18.7–23.7)	19.4	(14.6–25.3)	22.8	(20.5–25.2)
Houston, TX	27.4	(24.8–30.2)	29.6	(27.0–32.4)	28.6	(26.6–30.7)	28.3	(26.1–30.5)	28.4	(23.7–33.6)	34.7	(26.3–44.0)	24.1	(21.5–27.0)	23.7	(18.6–29.5)	30.1	(27.1–33.2)
Los Angeles, CA	34.4	(30.8–38.2)	22.4	(18.9–26.4)	28.3	(25.2–31.7)	28.1	(24.8–31.7)	24.3	(16.9–33.6)	37.0	(28.5–46.4)	24.1	(19.9–28.9)	26.8	(16.7–40.2)	31.5	(26.6–36.8)
Miami-Dade County, FL	34.3	(31.2–37.5)	30.4	(26.9–34.2)	32.2	(29.7–34.8)	32.0	(29.4–34.6)	35.0	(29.3–41.3)	30.6	(20.5–42.9)	27.4	(24.3–30.6)	27.7	(21.5–34.8)	36.0	(32.8–39.4)
New York City, NY	37.1	(34.3–39.9)	31.7	(29.5–34.0)	34.5	(32.5–36.7)	34.2	(32.2–36.2)	33.7	(29.5–38.0)	36.8	(32.8–40.9)	27.2	(24.4–30.2)	28.7	(24.8–32.9)	38.1	(35.7–40.6)
Oakland, CA	32.8	(29.2–36.7)	24.6	(21.2–28.4)	28.3	(25.5–31.3)	27.6	(24.7–30.7)	30.5	(24.0–37.9)	36.7	(26.0–49.0)	23.4	(20.1–27.0)	30.7	(21.9–41.1)	31.9	(27.8–36.3)
Orange County, FL	35.8	(31.7–40.1)	27.7	(23.8–32.1)	31.6	(29.2–34.1)	31.7	(28.8–34.7)	31.2	(22.6–41.4)	27.6	(18.7–38.6)	28.0	(24.1–32.3)	33.9	(24.1–45.2)	33.8	(29.2–38.7)
Palm Beach County, FL	38.6	(35.3–42.0)	29.5	(26.9–32.4)	34.1	(31.8–36.6)	34.4	(31.8–37.1)	32.5	(26.4–39.3)	33.8	(25.1–43.7)	30.4	(26.8–34.3)	29.3	(22.4–37.2)	36.4	(33.4–39.6)
Philadelphia, PA	33.9	(27.8–40.5)	31.7	(27.6–36.0)	32.7	(29.0–36.6)	33.6	(30.2–37.1)	22.8	(16.9–30.0)	39.2	(26.0–54.2)	28.0	(21.3–35.8)	28.6	(20.6–38.1)	37.1	(31.7–42.9)
San Diego, CA	38.6	(35.2–42.1)	33.6	(30.2–37.2)	36.1	(33.5–38.7)	35.2	(32.4–38.1)	38.8	(32.2–45.8)	42.1	(30.4–54.8)	31.2	(28.0–34.6)	33.3	(24.9–42.9)	40.2	(36.4–44.2)
San Francisco, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Shelby County, TN	20.6	(17.7–23.8)	22.5	(18.7–26.8)	21.4	(18.7–24.5)	20.7	(18.0–23.7)	23.4	(17.5–30.6)	27.1	(16.9–40.6)	17.8	(14.3–21.9)	21.1	(14.4–29.8)	22.8	(19.0–27.1)
Median	32.1		29.0		29.9		30.0		28.1		34.0		25.0		27.5		32.1
Range	20.6–38.6		20.3–33.6		21.4–36.1		20.7–35.9		18.6–38.8		15.8–42.1		17.8–36.1		19.4–44.8		22.8–40.2

* Such as Coke, Pepsi, or Sprite, not counting diet soda or diet pop, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Not available.

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TABLE 185. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	15.4	(13.1–18.0)	22.3	(20.1–24.6)	18.7	(16.6–21.1)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	15.5	(11.9–20.0)	24.0	(21.0–27.4)	19.6	(16.4–23.2)
Black^§	19.8	(16.7–23.3)	23.1	(19.2–27.6)	21.5	(18.8–24.4)
Hispanic	14.0	(12.0–16.2)	19.9	(18.5–21.4)	17.0	(15.5–18.6)
Grade
9	14.3	(11.1–18.3)	21.5	(18.3–25.1)	17.9	(15.1–21.0)
10	15.6	(12.6–19.2)	23.5	(21.0–26.3)	19.5	(17.1–22.1)
11	15.0	(12.1–18.3)	21.0	(18.3–24.0)	17.9	(15.6–20.5)
12	16.5	(13.6–19.9)	22.9	(19.1–27.2)	19.6	(16.6–23.1)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	15.3	(13.2–17.7)	22.4	(20.1–25.0)	19.1	(17.0–21.4)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	19.9	(15.5–25.2)	24.8	(18.3–32.6)	21.1	(17.2–25.6)
Not sure	13.7	(8.2–21.9)	28.0	(20.5–36.9)	20.0	(13.8–28.0)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	19.1	(16.3–22.3)	27.8	(25.0–30.7)	23.9	(21.3–26.6)
Same sex only or both sexes	22.9	(17.2–29.8)	32.9	(22.8–44.9)	25.5	(19.9–32.0)
No sexual contact	12.4	(10.3–14.9)	17.0	(14.3–20.0)	14.6	(12.5–17.0)

* Such as Coke, Pepsi, or Sprite, not counting diet soda or diet pop, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Non-Hispanic.

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TABLE 186. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	11.3	(8.7–14.5)	17.9	(14.3–22.2)	14.7	(12.1–17.8)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	14.7	(10.7–19.9)	19.6	(16.5–23.0)	17.3	(14.3–20.8)	16.9	(14.0–20.4)	19.6	(12.3–29.7)	17.5	(8.6–32.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	30.8	(24.3–38.2)	33.0	(27.8–38.7)	32.0	(27.4–37.0)	31.1	(26.2–36.5)	36.1	(25.4–48.3)	37.1	(24.6–51.5)	34.0	(28.9–39.5)	36.4	(30.4–42.9)	29.0	(22.3–36.9)
California	9.1	(6.0–13.8)	14.9	(11.7–18.9)	12.3	(9.5–15.9)	12.3	(9.3–16.0)	13.6	(7.4–23.8)	9.5	(4.0–20.8)	14.9	(10.5–20.6)	15.7	(9.5–24.8)	9.4	(6.9–12.8)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	7.9	(6.1–10.1)	12.4	(9.5–16.0)	10.2	(8.1–12.8)	9.7	(7.8–12.1)	13.6	(9.0–20.0)	8.6	(3.7–19.0)	12.7	(9.9–16.2)	13.3	(7.6–22.5)	7.3	(5.6–9.4)
Delaware	13.9	(11.5–16.8)	22.6	(19.8–25.7)	18.3	(16.4–20.3)	17.7	(15.7–20.0)	22.9	(17.5–29.3)	16.3	(7.4–32.3)	19.8	(17.5–22.3)	23.5	(15.1–34.7)	15.4	(12.4–18.9)
Florida	14.0	(12.6–15.5)	20.6	(18.4–23.0)	17.5	(16.2–18.9)	17.1	(15.6–18.7)	18.9	(15.9–22.4)	18.0	(14.0–23.0)	19.8	(17.4–22.4)	18.9	(15.3–23.0)	14.5	(13.1–16.1)
Hawaii	7.9	(6.6–9.3)	13.1	(11.2–15.2)	11.0	(10.0–12.1)	9.6	(8.6–10.8)	15.3	(11.8–19.6)	19.7	(13.3–28.2)	11.2	(9.0–14.0)	14.5	(10.7–19.3)	8.5	(7.6–9.5)
Idaho	9.4	(7.8–11.3)	15.0	(12.2–18.2)	12.2	(10.6–14.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	14.6	(12.3–17.2)	18.1	(15.3–21.2)	16.4	(14.1–18.9)	15.8	(13.3–18.6)	14.9	(11.6–18.9)	24.5	(15.6–36.3)	18.2	(14.4–22.7)	21.4	(15.9–28.3)	14.2	(11.7–17.1)
Iowa	15.4	(11.8–19.9)	21.3	(17.2–26.1)	18.5	(15.1–22.3)	16.8	(13.7–20.3)	32.3	(21.2–45.9)	27.4	(17.7–39.9)	19.3	(14.8–24.7)	23.8	(13.7–37.9)	16.7	(12.5–21.8)
Kansas	12.4	(10.2–15.1)	18.6	(15.6–21.9)	15.6	(13.6–17.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	24.3	(21.5–27.4)	31.9	(27.1–37.0)	28.1	(25.2–31.2)	28.0	(24.8–31.5)	30.4	(23.9–37.7)	22.6	(14.0–34.4)	30.8	(27.1–34.7)	33.9	(27.9–40.3)	24.9	(21.0–29.4)
Louisiana	27.8	(22.9–33.3)	30.5	(25.6–35.8)	28.9	(25.0–33.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maryland	12.1	(11.5–12.7)	15.7	(15.0–16.3)	14.0	(13.5–14.4)	13.2	(12.7–13.6)	16.6	(15.3–18.0)	16.7	(14.7–18.9)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	8.2	(6.3–10.7)	12.8	(10.7–15.3)	10.5	(8.9–12.4)	10.0	(8.6–11.6)	14.3	(9.7–20.6)	11.8	(6.2–21.4)	12.1	(9.9–14.7)	15.7	(9.4–25.0)	7.6	(6.0–9.5)
Michigan	14.9	(11.4–19.3)	21.1	(17.1–25.8)	18.2	(15.1–21.8)	17.1	(14.2–20.3)	25.7	(15.7–39.1)	23.6	(16.3–33.0)	19.5	(16.1–23.3)	21.2	(14.1–30.5)	15.0	(11.7–19.2)
Missouri	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	10.9	(9.4–12.7)	19.0	(17.1–21.1)	15.1	(13.8–16.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	11.9	(8.7–16.0)	24.2	(19.9–29.0)	18.2	(15.1–21.8)	17.4	(14.4–21.0)	20.3	(12.3–31.9)	28.8	(17.1–44.1)	21.6	(16.8–27.4)	19.4	(11.3–31.3)	15.6	(12.0–20.1)
Nevada	11.4	(9.8–13.1)	19.0	(16.3–22.1)	15.3	(13.7–17.1)	15.3	(13.3–17.6)	14.1	(9.4–20.6)	18.2	(10.4–29.9)	17.6	(14.3–21.3)	13.6	(8.9–20.4)	13.8	(11.5–16.5)
New Hampshire	8.2	(7.3–9.2)	16.3	(15.1–17.6)	12.5	(11.7–13.4)	12.2	(11.4–13.1)	14.1	(11.8–16.7)	14.1	(11.0–17.8)	14.0	(12.9–15.1)	17.6	(14.6–21.1)	9.7	(8.7–10.9)
New Mexico	16.8	(15.1–18.7)	23.4	(21.3–25.7)	20.2	(18.5–22.0)	19.3	(17.7–21.0)	22.9	(19.2–27.0)	28.3	(21.4–36.4)	23.3	(20.7–26.0)	27.5	(23.5–31.8)	16.1	(14.4–17.9)
New York	11.4	(9.3–13.9)	15.9	(14.5–17.4)	13.7	(12.8–14.7)	13.7	(12.7–14.8)	12.4	(9.7–15.7)	14.8	(11.3–19.2)	15.3	(12.7–18.3)	18.3	(13.2–24.8)	11.1	(9.8–12.4)
North Carolina	18.1	(15.8–20.6)	26.3	(22.7–30.3)	22.3	(19.9–24.8)	21.8	(19.2–24.7)	21.4	(16.0–28.0)	30.5	(22.3–40.1)	26.1	(22.7–29.9)	22.5	(16.6–29.6)	18.2	(15.5–21.4)
North Dakota	11.4	(9.4–13.7)	21.0	(18.0–24.3)	16.3	(14.5–18.3)	15.9	(14.0–18.0)	19.7	(14.3–26.6)	18.8	(10.8–30.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	22.5	(17.9–28.0)	24.3	(19.9–29.3)	23.4	(19.9–27.2)	23.9	(20.1–28.1)	22.2	(14.4–32.8)	15.6	(7.3–30.5)	25.5	(21.6–29.8)	25.7	(17.0–36.9)	19.8	(15.8–24.5)
Pennsylvania	12.4	(10.5–14.6)	20.7	(17.8–23.9)	16.7	(14.7–18.9)	16.6	(14.6–18.9)	19.2	(14.0–25.7)	12.3	(7.5–19.6)	20.1	(17.0–23.6)	20.6	(16.3–25.8)	12.5	(10.3–15.2)
Rhode Island	9.4	(6.3–13.7)	13.2	(9.5–18.2)	11.4	(8.7–14.8)	10.9	(8.2–14.4)	11.5	(8.9–14.9)	19.8	(9.5–36.9)	12.6	(8.5–18.3)	12.7	(6.2–24.3)	9.5	(6.8–13.0)
South Carolina	22.7	(18.1–28.0)	25.9	(21.0–31.5)	24.3	(20.2–29.0)	24.2	(19.8–29.3)	31.8	(22.6–42.7)	22.5	(10.0–43.3)	25.0	(20.5–30.1)	33.5	(21.6–47.8)	24.7	(18.8–31.7)
Tennessee	22.7	(19.4–26.3)	28.8	(26.0–31.7)	26.0	(23.4–28.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	13.4	(10.7–16.6)	22.5	(19.5–25.8)	18.0	(15.7–20.7)	17.6	(15.3–20.1)	21.0	(16.0–27.0)	21.2	(10.5–38.1)	21.1	(17.9–24.8)	21.9	(15.0–30.7)	14.0	(11.3–17.2)
Utah	10.6	(7.8–14.3)	18.7	(16.1–21.7)	14.7	(12.4–17.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	6.4	(5.9–6.9)	15.6	(14.9–16.3)	11.2	(10.8–11.6)	11.0	(10.5–11.4)	10.9	(9.6–12.4)	15.2	(13.0–17.7)	12.8	(12.2–13.5)	16.3	(14.4–18.5)	7.8	(7.3–8.4)
Virginia	13.7	(11.1–16.8)	19.1	(16.5–22.1)	16.4	(14.1–19.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	21.4	(18.2–25.0)	30.1	(26.9–33.6)	26.2	(24.0–28.5)	25.6	(22.9–28.6)	33.7	(23.0–46.4)	20.9	(13.5–30.9)	31.3	(26.3–36.9)	30.2	(19.4–43.8)	19.7	(16.1–23.9)
Wisconsin	11.0	(8.7–13.7)	19.4	(16.8–22.3)	15.3	(13.8–16.9)	14.4	(12.7–16.2)	19.5	(14.2–26.2)	23.7	(14.0–37.2)	15.2	(12.7–18.1)	18.0	(13.3–24.0)	14.5	(12.4–16.9)
Median	12.4		19.5		16.4		16.7		19.5		19.2		19.5		20.6		14.5
Range	6.4–30.8		12.4–33.0		10.2–32.0		9.6–31.1		10.9–36.1		8.6–37.1		11.2–34.0		12.7–36.4		7.3–29.0
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	24.3	(18.7–31.0)	22.2	(17.4–27.9)	23.4	(19.9–27.3)	20.7	(17.1–24.9)	28.4	(17.4–42.9)	26.9	(13.4–46.5)	24.3	(19.1–30.4)	30.1	(18.8–44.4)	21.5	(15.6–28.8)
Boston, MA	14.1	(11.7–16.9)	16.5	(13.9–19.4)	15.3	(13.4–17.4)	14.6	(12.7–16.8)	19.5	(12.7–28.6)	14.3	(7.9–24.5)	17.5	(14.1–21.6)	19.2	(12.9–27.5)	10.8	(8.8–13.3)
Broward County, FL	7.0	(4.7–10.4)	13.0	(9.2–18.0)	10.1	(7.6–13.3)	9.6	(7.0–13.0)	14.5	(8.0–24.7)	6.4	(2.7–14.8)	9.4	(6.1–14.3)	3.2	(1.2–8.2)	12.3	(8.0–18.3)
Chicago, IL	17.1	(13.6–21.4)	18.6	(15.4–22.3)	17.9	(15.0–21.2)	17.1	(14.2–20.5)	20.5	(15.9–26.0)	18.9	(10.5–31.5)	22.4	(18.5–26.9)	26.1	(16.8–38.2)	12.9	(10.0–16.5)
Cleveland, OH	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
DeKalb County, GA	13.4	(11.1–16.1)	15.4	(12.8–18.4)	14.4	(12.4–16.6)	13.8	(11.7–16.3)	15.0	(10.5–21.1)	15.5	(9.9–23.4)	14.8	(12.2–17.9)	18.5	(13.3–25.2)	11.7	(9.3–14.6)
Detroit, MI	15.7	(12.7–19.3)	18.9	(15.7–22.7)	17.1	(14.7–19.8)	17.4	(14.5–20.7)	12.5	(8.3–18.5)	23.9	(12.2–41.4)	19.0	(15.7–22.9)	14.1	(9.5–20.4)	14.8	(12.0–18.1)
District of Columbia	15.4	(14.1–16.7)	17.9	(16.5–19.5)	16.6	(15.6–17.6)	16.5	(15.4–17.6)	17.6	(15.2–20.4)	13.6	(10.1–18.0)	19.4	(17.7–21.1)	19.2	(16.3–22.5)	12.9	(11.5–14.4)
Duval County, FL	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ft. Worth, TX	19.6	(17.4–21.9)	21.8	(19.7–24.1)	20.7	(19.1–22.3)	20.1	(18.5–21.8)	24.8	(19.5–31.0)	15.4	(9.9–23.1)	23.3	(20.6–26.3)	30.6	(24.0–38.0)	16.6	(14.7–18.7)
Houston, TX	16.7	(14.6–19.0)	20.0	(17.8–22.3)	18.6	(16.8–20.4)	18.1	(16.1–20.2)	16.7	(12.8–21.5)	25.8	(19.6–33.2)	22.0	(19.3–24.9)	19.7	(14.9–25.6)	14.5	(12.6–16.5)
Los Angeles, CA	9.1	(7.3–11.3)	14.4	(11.4–18.0)	11.9	(9.9–14.2)	11.9	(9.8–14.3)	16.8	(9.2–28.7)	8.2	(4.3–14.9)	13.9	(10.3–18.5)	22.6	(15.5–31.7)	9.3	(6.5–13.2)
Miami-Dade County, FL	12.5	(10.6–14.6)	15.7	(13.6–18.0)	14.3	(12.9–15.9)	13.6	(11.9–15.4)	15.1	(11.3–19.9)	24.3	(15.3–36.3)	16.2	(13.8–19.0)	16.2	(11.2–22.9)	11.8	(9.9–14.1)
New York City, NY	11.8	(10.2–13.6)	17.9	(16.5–19.5)	14.9	(13.7–16.3)	14.8	(13.5–16.1)	14.5	(11.2–18.7)	15.6	(13.3–18.4)	19.3	(17.2–21.6)	18.5	(14.8–22.7)	11.3	(9.9–12.9)
Oakland, CA	11.0	(8.6–13.9)	14.1	(11.5–17.2)	12.8	(10.9–15.0)	13.1	(11.0–15.5)	10.1	(6.6–15.4)	10.5	(5.3–19.9)	16.2	(13.3–19.6)	19.1	(12.8–27.6)	8.4	(6.6–10.8)
Orange County, FL	10.3	(8.1–12.9)	16.6	(13.5–20.2)	13.8	(11.7–16.2)	12.6	(10.6–14.9)	19.5	(13.7–27.0)	19.5	(10.4–33.4)	15.2	(12.2–18.7)	20.4	(13.4–29.7)	11.2	(8.7–14.2)
Palm Beach County, FL	9.8	(8.2–11.6)	15.5	(13.1–18.4)	12.7	(11.1–14.6)	12.1	(10.5–13.8)	14.4	(10.3–19.6)	17.8	(11.2–27.3)	13.7	(11.6–16.2)	17.9	(12.1–25.6)	10.7	(8.6–13.2)
Philadelphia, PA	15.3	(11.4–20.0)	20.2	(16.5–24.4)	17.6	(14.3–21.5)	17.4	(13.7–21.8)	21.4	(15.6–28.7)	17.7	(11.1–27.0)	21.7	(16.6–27.8)	19.8	(12.2–30.5)	12.0	(8.6–16.5)
San Diego, CA	7.7	(5.8–10.3)	11.0	(9.4–12.9)	9.4	(7.9–11.1)	9.4	(7.8–11.1)	8.3	(4.7–14.2)	12.0	(6.1–22.3)	9.6	(7.7–11.9)	13.6	(8.8–20.5)	8.6	(6.9–10.5)
San Francisco, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Shelby County, TN	23.1	(19.9–26.6)	21.5	(18.5–24.7)	22.3	(20.4–24.4)	21.8	(19.6–24.2)	20.2	(15.0–26.6)	27.4	(16.3–42.1)	22.9	(19.5–26.7)	17.2	(12.1–23.9)	22.5	(18.1–27.7)
Median	13.7		17.2		15.1		14.7		16.7		16.7		18.3		19.1		11.9
Range	7.0–24.3		11.0–22.2		9.4–23.4		9.4–21.8		8.3–28.4		6.4–27.4		9.4–24.3		3.2–30.6		8.4–22.5

* Such as Coke, Pepsi, or Sprite, not counting diet soda or diet pop, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Not available.

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TABLE 187. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
Category	Sex				Total
	Female		Male		Total
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI
Total	10.0	(8.2–12.0)	15.0	(13.2–17.1)	12.5	(10.7–14.4)
Race/Ethnicity
White^§	9.4	(6.6–13.3)	16.1	(13.6–19.1)	12.7	(10.1–15.8)
Black^§	16.2	(13.2–19.7)	17.0	(13.4–21.4)	16.6	(14.1–19.4)
Hispanic	8.8	(7.1–10.8)	12.8	(11.6–14.1)	10.8	(9.9–11.9)
Grade
9	9.6	(7.1–13.0)	14.2	(11.8–17.0)	11.9	(9.8–14.3)
10	10.1	(7.7–13.2)	16.5	(14.0–19.2)	13.2	(11.0–15.7)
11	9.2	(6.8–12.2)	13.5	(11.1–16.3)	11.3	(9.3–13.7)
12	10.8	(8.5–13.6)	15.9	(12.5–20.0)	13.3	(10.8–16.3)
Sexual identity
Heterosexual (straight)	9.6	(8.0–11.4)	15.0	(13.0–17.2)	12.5	(10.8–14.4)
Gay, lesbian, or bisexual	15.3	(11.7–19.8)	17.2	(12.4–23.2)	15.8	(12.7–19.4)
Not sure	7.3	(3.3–15.4)	23.3	(16.0–32.5)	14.2	(8.9–21.8)
Sex of sexual contacts
Opposite sex only	11.5	(9.3–14.0)	19.4	(16.9–22.2)	15.8	(13.7–18.3)
Same sex only or both sexes	18.4	(13.2–25.1)	22.4	(14.9–32.3)	19.5	(14.6–25.5)
No sexual contact	7.9	(6.4–9.8)	10.5	(8.6–12.8)	9.2	(7.7–10.9)

* Such as Coke, Pepsi, or Sprite, not counting diet soda or diet pop, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Non-Hispanic.

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TABLE 188. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017
Site	Sex				Total		Sexual identity						Sex of sexual contacts
	Female		Male		Total		Heterosexual (straight)		Gay, lesbian, or bisexual		Not sure		Opposite sex only		Same sex only or both sexes		No sexual contact
	%	CI^†	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI	%	CI
State surveys
Alaska	5.9	(4.2–8.2)	11.8	(9.0–15.4)	9.0	(7.1–11.4)	—^§	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arizona	8.1	(5.2–12.3)	11.1	(8.6–14.3)	9.7	(7.7–12.1)	9.2	(7.1–11.9)	14.5	(7.8–25.2)	8.1	(2.8–21.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Arkansas	18.5	(13.8–24.3)	21.3	(16.9–26.5)	20.0	(16.5–24.0)	19.5	(15.2–24.6)	20.5	(9.8–38.0)	26.3	(14.6–42.7)	22.3	(19.6–25.3)	23.1	(17.7–29.6)	17.3	(11.2–25.7)
California	5.3	(3.3–8.5)	10.5	(7.9–13.7)	8.1	(6.2–10.5)	8.1	(6.1–10.5)	9.0	(4.9–15.8)	5.3	(1.5–17.2)	10.4	(7.2–14.7)	11.7	(7.0–18.9)	6.1	(4.3–8.5)
Colorado	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Connecticut	4.8	(3.4–6.8)	6.8	(4.9–9.4)	5.9	(4.4–7.7)	5.6	(4.1–7.5)	8.2	(4.4–14.8)	4.8	(1.6–13.4)	6.7	(4.7–9.3)	9.6	(4.9–18.0)	4.1	(3.0–5.6)
Delaware	9.6	(7.8–11.8)	14.5	(12.5–16.8)	12.1	(10.6–13.7)	11.6	(10.0–13.3)	15.9	(11.3–21.9)	10.4	(3.6–26.7)	13.4	(11.5–15.5)	19.9	(11.8–31.5)	8.4	(6.7–10.6)
Florida	9.5	(8.3–11.0)	12.7	(11.1–14.5)	11.2	(10.2–12.4)	10.7	(9.6–11.9)	14.5	(11.9–17.6)	10.7	(7.4–15.3)	12.9	(11.2–14.8)	14.6	(11.1–18.9)	8.7	(7.6–9.9)
Hawaii	4.8	(3.8–6.1)	8.0	(6.1–10.2)	6.7	(5.8–7.7)	6.0	(5.1–7.0)	9.7	(6.9–13.6)	7.9	(4.4–13.7)	6.3	(4.8–8.1)	9.5	(6.3–14.2)	5.2	(4.3–6.4)
Idaho	4.6	(3.3–6.3)	8.0	(5.8–11.0)	6.3	(4.9–8.1)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Illinois	8.3	(6.3–10.9)	11.0	(8.5–14.1)	9.7	(7.7–12.2)	9.1	(6.8–12.0)	9.8	(7.4–12.8)	17.1	(10.1–27.5)	10.7	(7.4–15.4)	15.4	(10.1–22.7)	7.7	(5.4–10.8)
Iowa	8.5	(5.4–13.1)	12.8	(9.5–17.0)	10.7	(8.5–13.5)	9.4	(7.2–12.2)	21.7	(12.1–35.8)	17.5	(11.0–26.8)	11.9	(9.3–15.1)	16.2	(8.7–28.1)	9.2	(6.2–13.5)
Kansas	5.7	(3.8–8.4)	10.1	(8.3–12.2)	8.0	(6.3–10.0)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Kentucky	17.5	(14.9–20.4)	23.4	(19.4–27.9)	20.5	(17.7–23.5)	20.2	(17.1–23.7)	25.9	(18.9–34.5)	11.5	(4.7–25.5)	22.4	(18.5–27.0)	25.5	(19.3–32.9)	17.8	(14.4–21.7)
Louisiana	20.6	(16.2–25.8)	22.0	(18.7–25.8)	21.1	(18.1–24.4)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maine	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Maryland	7.7	(7.2–8.2)	9.9	(9.4–10.5)	8.9	(8.5–9.3)	8.3	(7.9–8.7)	11.2	(10.2–12.4)	10.4	(8.8–12.3)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Massachusetts	5.3	(3.9–7.1)	7.4	(5.9–9.3)	6.3	(5.1–7.8)	5.9	(4.8–7.2)	8.0	(4.8–12.9)	11.2	(5.7–20.9)	7.4	(5.5–10.0)	10.0	(5.5–17.6)	4.6	(3.4–6.1)
Michigan	10.5	(7.6–14.3)	12.7	(10.2–15.7)	11.8	(9.4–14.6)	11.1	(9.0–13.6)	15.7	(9.4–25.1)	14.2	(7.0–26.6)	13.5	(10.4–17.4)	14.4	(8.4–23.6)	9.5	(7.4–12.2)
Missouri	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Montana	6.2	(5.1–7.5)	10.7	(9.3–12.3)	8.6	(7.6–9.7)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Nebraska	6.7	(4.3–10.2)	13.6	(10.2–17.9)	10.3	(7.9–13.3)	9.1	(7.0–11.7)	16.6	(9.2–28.1)	20.0	(10.0–36.1)	12.9	(9.1–18.0)	13.9	(7.4–24.6)	8.1	(5.6–11.6)
Nevada	6.1	(4.6–8.0)	11.7	(8.9–15.3)	9.1	(7.3–11.2)	9.2	(7.3–11.5)	8.8	(5.2–14.4)	6.6	(1.9–20.7)	11.3	(8.5–14.9)	5.4	(2.4–12.0)	8.0	(5.6–11.3)
New Hampshire	4.9	(4.2–5.6)	10.2	(9.3–11.3)	7.7	(7.1–8.4)	7.4	(6.8–8.1)	9.5	(7.8–11.5)	9.2	(6.7–12.5)	9.0	(8.1–9.9)	14.3	(11.7–17.5)	5.2	(4.5–6.0)
New Mexico	9.8	(8.4–11.4)	14.7	(12.9–16.7)	12.4	(11.0–13.9)	11.5	(10.1–13.0)	16.6	(13.2–20.7)	17.6	(11.9–25.2)	14.8	(12.9–16.9)	20.2	(16.7–24.3)	8.8	(7.3–10.6)
New York	7.3	(5.5–9.7)	9.8	(8.6–11.2)	8.6	(7.4–10.0)	8.7	(7.4–10.2)	7.3	(4.6–11.5)	8.7	(5.9–12.6)	10.6	(7.9–14.1)	9.9	(6.0–16.0)	6.5	(5.3–7.9)
North Carolina	11.6	(9.3–14.4)	17.3	(13.7–21.5)	14.5	(12.0–17.4)	14.3	(11.7–17.3)	14.5	(10.0–20.5)	14.8	(7.7–26.5)	18.3	(15.2–21.8)	15.0	(10.2–21.5)	10.6	(8.2–13.7)
North Dakota	6.6	(4.8–9.1)	12.7	(10.4–15.5)	9.8	(8.3–11.5)	9.1	(7.6–10.9)	13.8	(9.7–19.2)	14.7	(8.0–25.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—
Oklahoma	13.6	(10.8–16.9)	17.0	(13.9–20.7)	15.3	(13.2–17.7)	15.1	(12.9–17.6)	18.1	(11.9–26.7)	12.1	(5.0–26.3)	18.1	(15.3–21.2)	20.6	(12.5–31.8)	11.4	(8.5–15.1)
Pennsylvania	8.8	(7.1–10.9)	13.7	(11.0–16.9)	11.4	(9.6–13.5)	11.1	(9.3–13.2)	15.5	(10.8–21.8)	8.4	(4.2–16.3)	13.9	(11.2–17.2)	15.6	(11.8–20.4)	8.1	(6.2–10.5)
Rhode Island	6.5	(4.4–9.5)	9.2	(6.1–13.6)	8.0	(5.8–11.0)	7.6	(5.4–10.6)	7.7	(4.4–13.0)	15.4	(6.7–31.7)	8.8	(5.0–15.1)	7.9	(3.5–17.1)	6.4	(4.4–9.3)
South Carolina	16.9	(12.8–21.9)	18.1	(14.3–22.6)	17.5	(14.3–21.3)	17.9	(14.2–22.4)	19.4	(12.5–28.9)	19.1	(7.6–40.5)	19.7	(15.5–24.7)	21.6	(13.9–32.1)	16.4	(11.5–22.8)
Tennessee	15.5	(12.9–18.4)	20.9	(18.5–23.5)	18.4	(16.4–20.6)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Texas	9.2	(6.5–12.8)	13.9	(11.3–16.9)	11.6	(9.3–14.3)	11.4	(9.3–13.8)	13.0	(8.9–18.7)	14.9	(5.9–32.8)	15.3	(12.3–18.9)	11.5	(6.3–19.9)	8.5	(6.4–11.3)
Utah	6.4	(4.9–8.4)	12.9	(11.0–15.1)	9.7	(8.2–11.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Vermont	4.0	(3.6–4.4)	10.0	(9.4–10.6)	7.1	(6.8–7.5)	6.8	(6.4–7.2)	8.0	(6.9–9.3)	11.2	(9.3–13.5)	8.2	(7.6–8.7)	12.6	(10.9–14.6)	4.6	(4.1–5.0)
Virginia	8.4	(5.9–11.8)	11.8	(9.8–14.1)	10.1	(8.2–12.5)	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
West Virginia	13.1	(10.6–16.1)	22.3	(19.1–25.9)	18.1	(16.1–20.3)	17.3	(14.9–20.1)	27.4	(17.9–39.5)	14.7	(7.3–27.5)	22.6	(18.7–27.1)	23.7	(15.5–34.5)	11.7	(9.0–15.0)
Wisconsin	5.1	(3.6–7.2)	11.9	(10.0–14.2)	8.5	(7.3–9.9)	7.9	(6.6–9.5)	10.8	(6.8–16.8)	15.3	(8.5–25.8)	9.2	(7.0–12.0)	13.0	(8.2–19.9)	7.4	(6.0–9.0)
Median	7.9		12.3		9.7		9.2		14.1		11.8		12.9		14.4		8.1
Range	4.0–20.6		6.8–23.4		5.9–21.1		5.6–20.2		7.3–27.4		4.8–26.3		6.3–22.6		5.4–25.5		4.1–17.8
Large urban school district surveys
Baltimore, MD	18.3	(14.1–23.4)	11.7	(8.3–16.4)	15.3	(12.3–18.7)	12.7	(9.7–16.5)	21.3	(11.8–35.3)	26.4	(13.1–46.2)	13.8	(9.6–19.3)	21.7	(12.2–35.5)	17.4	(12.1–24.4)
Boston, MA	10.0	(8.1–12.3)	9.6	(7.5–12.2)	9.8	(8.3–11.5)	9.0	(7.4–10.9)	14.6	(8.9–22.9)	12.8	(6.9–22.6)	10.7	(7.9–14.3)	12.7	(7.3–21.3)	7.5	(5.8–9.6)
Broward County, FL	4.2	(2.5–7.1)	7.5	(5.0–11.1)	6.0	(4.5–7.9)	5.9	(4.3–8.2)	6.8	(2.9–14.9)	5.9	(2.1–15.4)	5.0	(2.8–8.9)	1.7	(0.6–4.4)	8.4	(5.5–12.8)
Chicago, IL	10.8	(8.3–14.0)	13.3	(10.5–16.6)	11.9	(9.8–14.4)	11.6	(9.2–14.6)	14.6	(10.1–20.5)	8.4	(3.9–17.3)	15.7	(12.4–19.8)	15.8	(10.4–23.2)	8.1	(6.0–10.9)
Cleveland, OH	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
DeKalb County, GA	8.8	(7.0–11.0)	9.7	(7.8–12.0)	9.2	(7.9–10.8)	9.2	(7.7–11.0)	7.9	(4.3–14.0)	6.7	(3.2–13.4)	10.4	(8.3–13.0)	9.7	(5.7–16.0)	7.4	(5.7–9.6)
Detroit, MI	12.1	(9.4–15.3)	13.7	(10.3–17.9)	12.8	(10.5–15.4)	13.1	(10.5–16.2)	10.1	(6.3–16.0)	15.6	(7.3–30.2)	14.9	(11.5–18.9)	12.5	(7.9–19.1)	10.5	(8.3–13.1)
District of Columbia	11.1	(9.9–12.3)	12.1	(10.9–13.4)	11.5	(10.7–12.4)	11.4	(10.5–12.4)	12.7	(10.5–15.2)	8.8	(6.0–12.8)	13.9	(12.4–15.5)	13.9	(11.3–17.0)	8.7	(7.6–10.0)
Duval County, FL	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Ft. Worth, TX	12.1	(10.2–14.2)	14.9	(13.3–16.8)	13.5	(12.2–14.9)	13.0	(11.8–14.4)	18.6	(13.9–24.6)	9.0	(4.9–16.0)	16.2	(14.0–18.6)	22.5	(16.6–29.7)	10.2	(8.7–12.0)
Houston, TX	12.0	(10.0–14.5)	12.1	(10.3–14.1)	12.1	(10.5–13.9)	11.7	(9.8–13.9)	11.3	(7.9–15.9)	17.1	(11.6–24.4)	14.7	(12.5–17.2)	12.9	(9.0–18.1)	8.8	(7.0–10.9)
Los Angeles, CA	5.1	(3.5–7.5)	9.0	(6.7–11.9)	7.2	(5.5–9.4)	7.2	(5.4–9.5)	9.5	(4.0–20.9)	6.5	(2.5–15.7)	8.7	(6.3–11.9)	14.7	(8.2–24.9)	5.1	(2.9–8.9)
Miami-Dade County, FL	7.7	(6.5–9.2)	10.7	(9.0–12.8)	9.4	(8.2–10.7)	8.7	(7.4–10.1)	10.1	(6.6–15.2)	19.7	(11.6–31.4)	11.4	(9.3–13.8)	11.2	(6.8–17.8)	7.2	(5.8–8.9)
New York City, NY	7.4	(6.0–9.2)	11.7	(10.7–12.8)	9.6	(8.6–10.8)	9.8	(8.8–11.0)	9.1	(6.6–12.4)	9.4	(7.5–11.7)	13.5	(11.5–15.8)	11.5	(8.4–15.6)	7.0	(6.0–8.1)
Oakland, CA	7.1	(5.2–9.6)	9.4	(7.7–11.5)	8.4	(7.0–10.1)	8.6	(7.2–10.4)	6.4	(3.6–11.2)	8.5	(3.8–18.1)	11.2	(8.8–14.1)	11.8	(6.7–20.0)	5.2	(3.8–7.0)
Orange County, FL	6.5	(4.4–9.5)	11.5	(9.0–14.5)	9.3	(7.6–11.3)	8.1	(6.6–10.0)	13.9	(9.0–20.7)	16.6	(8.5–29.8)	9.6	(7.4–12.5)	16.2	(9.7–25.9)	7.5	(5.5–10.0)
Palm Beach County, FL	6.6	(5.2–8.3)	8.4	(6.8–10.4)	7.6	(6.4–9.0)	6.6	(5.5–7.9)	11.4	(7.9–16.2)	13.8	(7.9–23.0)	7.8	(6.2–9.7)	15.1	(9.8–22.7)	6.0	(4.6–7.8)
Philadelphia, PA	12.1	(8.4–17.1)	12.6	(9.4–16.6)	12.3	(9.6–15.7)	12.3	(9.3–16.2)	15.8	(10.8–22.5)	8.1	(3.0–20.1)	17.2	(12.3–23.5)	13.5	(7.3–23.7)	7.3	(4.8–11.0)
San Diego, CA	3.8	(2.8–5.0)	5.8	(4.5–7.4)	4.8	(4.0–5.8)	4.8	(3.9–6.0)	4.6	(2.5–8.4)	3.2	(1.2–8.5)	5.3	(4.1–6.9)	5.5	(3.0–9.8)	4.4	(3.3–5.8)
San Francisco, CA	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
Shelby County, TN	17.3	(14.4–20.8)	15.9	(13.0–19.3)	16.6	(14.8–18.5)	16.5	(14.4–18.8)	14.8	(10.1–21.0)	20.6	(12.1–32.8)	17.9	(14.8–21.5)	12.3	(8.1–18.3)	16.0	(12.7–20.0)
Median	9.4		11.6		9.7		9.5		11.4		9.2		12.4		12.8		7.5
Range	3.8–18.3		5.8–15.9		4.8–16.6		4.8–16.5		4.6–21.3		3.2–26.4		5.0–17.9		1.7–22.5		4.4–17.4

* Such as Coke, Pepsi, or Sprite, not counting diet soda or diet pop, during the 7 days before the survey.
^† 95% confidence interval.
^§ Not available.

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TABLE 189. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017
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Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance — United States, 2017

TABLE 159. Percentage of high school students who did not eat fruit or drink 100% fruit juices,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 160. Percentage of high school students who did not eat fruit or drink 100% fruit juices,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 161. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 162. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 163. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 164. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 165. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 166. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices three or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 167. Percentage of high school students who did not eat vegetables,^* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

**TABLE 168. Percentage of high school students who did not eat vegetables,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

TABLE 169. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

**TABLE 170. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

TABLE 171. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

**TABLE 172. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

TABLE 173. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 174. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables three or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

**TABLE 175. Percentage of high school students who did not drink milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017**

**TABLE 176. Percentage of high school students who did not drink milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

TABLE 177. Percentage of high school students who drank one or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

**TABLE 178. Percentage of high school students who drank one or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

TABLE 179. Percentage of high school students who drank two or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

**TABLE 180. Percentage of high school students who drank two or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

TABLE 181. Percentage of high school students who drank three or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 182. Percentage of high school students who drank three or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 183. Percentage of high school students who did not drink soda or pop,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

**TABLE 184. Percentage of high school students who did not drink soda or pop,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

TABLE 185. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 186. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 187. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 188. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 189. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance — United States, 2017

TABLE 159. Percentage of high school students who did not eat fruit or drink 100% fruit juices,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 160. Percentage of high school students who did not eat fruit or drink 100% fruit juices,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 161. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 162. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 163. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 164. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 165. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 166. Percentage of high school students who ate fruit or drank 100% fruit juices three or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 167. Percentage of high school students who did not eat vegetables,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 168. Percentage of high school students who did not eat vegetables,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 169. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 170. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 171. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 172. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 173. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 174. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables three or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 175. Percentage of high school students who did not drink milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 176. Percentage of high school students who did not drink milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 177. Percentage of high school students who drank one or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 178. Percentage of high school students who drank one or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 179. Percentage of high school students who drank two or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 180. Percentage of high school students who drank two or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 181. Percentage of high school students who drank three or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 182. Percentage of high school students who drank three or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 183. Percentage of high school students who did not drink soda or pop,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 184. Percentage of high school students who did not drink soda or pop,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 185. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop one or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 186. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 187. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop two or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 188. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017

TABLE 189. Percentage of high school students who drank a can, bottle, or glass of soda or pop three or more times/day,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

TABLE 167. Percentage of high school students who did not eat vegetables,^* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017

**TABLE 168. Percentage of high school students who did not eat vegetables,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

**TABLE 170. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables one or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

**TABLE 172. Percentage of high school students who ate vegetables two or more times/day,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

**TABLE 175. Percentage of high school students who did not drink milk,* by sex, race/ethnicity, grade, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — United States, Youth Risk Behavior Survey, 2017**

**TABLE 176. Percentage of high school students who did not drink milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

**TABLE 178. Percentage of high school students who drank one or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

**TABLE 180. Percentage of high school students who drank two or more glasses/day of milk,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**

**TABLE 184. Percentage of high school students who did not drink soda or pop,* by sex, sexual identity, and sex of sexual contacts — selected U.S. sites, Youth Risk Behavior Surveys, 2017**