2012 Adult Asthma Data: Prevalence Tables and Maps

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Table L2.1
Adult Self-Reported Lifetime Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent)
by Sex and State or Territory: BRFSS 2012
State Male
Sample
Size		 Male
Prevalence
(percent)		 Male
Standard
Error		 Male
95% CI* (percent)		 ||
||
||		 Female
Sample
Size		 Female
Prevalence
(percent)		 Female
Standard
Error		 Female
95% CI* (percent)
U.S. Total** 187,926 11.2 0.15 (10.9 – 11.5) || 277,983 15.1 0.15 (14.8 – 15.4)
AL 3,039 12.3 0.89 (10.5 – 14.0) || 5,937 14.6 0.71 (13.2 – 16.0)
AK 1,980 9.6 0.87 (7.9 – 11.3) || 2,338 18.7 1.17 (16.4 – 21.0)
AZ 2,979 12.5 0.97 (10.6 – 14.4) || 4,303 14.6 0.85 (12.9 – 16.3)
AR 1,952 10.8 0.94 (8.9 – 12.6) || 3,215 14.3 0.88 (12.6 – 16.0)
CA 6,188 11.6 0.56 (10.5 – 12.7) || 8,372 17.1 0.62 (15.9 – 18.3)
CO 5,333 11.3 0.59 (10.1 – 12.5) || 6,898 14.5 0.60 (13.4 – 15.7)
CT 3,631 11.9 0.74 (10.4 – 13.3) || 5,119 16.6 0.80 (15.0 – 18.1)
DE 2,004 10.3 0.96 (8.4 – 12.2) || 3,162 16.6 0.92 (14.8 – 18.4)
DC 1,525 11.5 1.29 (9.0 – 14.0) || 2,285 17.4 1.40 (14.7 – 20.2)
FL 3,033 10.3 0.86 (8.7 – 12.0) || 4,568 14.7 0.92 (12.9 – 16.5)
GA 2,274 10.5 0.92 (8.7 – 12.3) || 3,815 15.4 0.87 (13.7 – 17.1)
HI 3,503 11.2 0.79 (9.6 – 12.7) || 4,055 17.4 0.92 (15.6 – 19.2)
ID 2,337 8.9 0.93 (7.0 – 10.7) || 3,526 14.2 1.07 (12.1 – 16.3)
IL 2,219 10.7 0.98 (8.8 – 12.6) || 3,354 14.3 0.94 (12.4 – 16.1)
IN 3,382 10.8 0.69 (9.5 – 12.2) || 5,230 15.0 0.71 (13.6 – 16.4)
IA 2,931 10.8 0.72 (9.4 – 12.2) || 4,217 12.6 0.73 (11.2 – 14.1)
KS 4,642 10.2 0.59 (9.0 – 11.4) || 7,126 13.5 0.56 (12.4 – 14.6)
KY 3,985 14.3 0.83 (12.7 – 16.0) || 7,203 17.6 0.73 (16.2 – 19.0)
LA 2,940 11.3 0.92 (9.5 – 13.1) || 6,110 12.9 0.70 (11.5 – 14.2)
ME 4,161 12.5 0.68 (11.2 – 13.9) || 5,721 17.2 0.65 (15.9 – 18.4)
MD 4,882 11.0 0.78 (9.5 – 12.5) || 7,905 15.6 0.74 (14.1 – 17.0)
MA 8,628 13.3 0.56 (12.2 – 14.4) || 13,020 17.5 0.55 (16.4 – 18.6)
MI 4,145 13.4 0.74 (12.0 – 14.8) || 6,320 17.5 0.70 (16.2 – 18.9)
MN 5,199 10.1 0.58 (9.0 – 11.3) || 7,017 12.4 0.55 (11.3 – 13.5)
MS 2,728 10.2 0.76 (8.7 – 11.7) || 5,032 13.0 0.72 (11.6 – 14.4)
MO 2,623 12.2 0.92 (10.4 – 14.0) || 4,107 16.5 0.87 (14.8 – 18.2)
MT 3,774 12.2 0.72 (10.8 – 13.6) || 4,879 15.2 0.74 (13.8 – 16.7)
NE 7,847 9.7 0.46 (8.8 – 10.6) || 11,258 11.9 0.46 (11.0 – 12.8)
NV 2,019 9.4 0.90 (7.6 – 11.2) || 2,808 13.8 0.95 (11.9 – 15.7)
NH 3,112 10.4 0.82 (8.8 – 12.0) || 4,390 17.6 0.91 (15.8 – 19.4)
NJ 6,341 10.1 0.57 (9.0 – 11.2) || 9,382 14.5 0.56 (13.4 – 15.6)
NM 3,586 11.3 0.64 (10.1 – 12.6) || 5,170 15.2 0.65 (14.0 – 16.5)
NY 2,450 12.3 1.01 (10.3 – 14.2) || 3,580 15.2 0.84 (13.6 – 16.9)
NC 4,630 9.6 0.62 (8.4 – 10.9) || 7,233 13.7 0.55 (12.6 – 14.7)
ND 2,140 9.5 0.95 (7.6 – 11.3) || 2,728 11.6 0.87 (9.9 – 13.4)
OH 5,126 11.9 0.64 (10.6 – 13.1) || 7,865 16.0 0.61 (14.8 – 17.2)
OK 3,224 11.5 0.74 (10.0 – 12.9) || 4,768 16.5 0.71 (15.1 – 17.9)
OR 2,127 13.4 1.00 (11.4 – 15.3) || 3,155 20.2 0.98 (18.3 – 22.2)
PA 8,253 10.6 0.55 (9.5 – 11.7) || 11,643 16.2 0.55 (15.1 – 17.3)
RI 2,116 14.7 1.15 (12.5 – 17.0) || 3,350 16.9 0.93 (15.1 – 18.7)
SC 4,963 11.7 0.72 (10.3 – 13.1) || 7,793 14.4 0.62 (13.1 – 15.6)
SD 3,356 9.3 0.75 (7.9 – 10.8) || 4,500 12.4 0.79 (10.8 – 14.0)
TN 2,522 10.1 0.92 (8.3 – 11.9) || 4,514 11.9 0.75 (10.4 – 13.4)
TX 3,709 10.0 0.66 (8.7 – 11.3) || 5,396 11.8 0.69 (10.4 – 13.2)
UT 5,253 11.0 0.58 (9.8 – 12.1) || 7,143 14.8 0.58 (13.7 – 16.0)
VT 2,526 11.0 0.84 (9.4 – 12.6) || 3,518 18.8 0.96 (16.9 – 20.7)
VA 3,032 11.5 0.84 (9.8 – 13.1) || 4,337 15.3 0.74 (13.8 – 16.7)
WA 6,519 11.9 0.54 (10.8 – 12.9) || 8,738 18.1 0.58 (16.9 – 19.2)
WV 2,259 9.7 0.76 (8.2 – 11.2) || 3,133 15.6 0.79 (14.1 – 17.2)
WI 2,243 9.8 1.01 (7.8 – 11.7) || 3,045 12.3 0.90 (10.6 – 14.1)
WY 2,556 10.6 1.02 (8.6 – 12.6) || 3,702 14.0 0.96 (12.1 – 15.9)
Territories
GU 876 9.3 1.36 (6.7 – 12.0) || 1,153 14.2 1.44 (11.3 – 17.0)
PR 2,339 10.8 0.76 (9.3 – 12.3) || 3,975 17.2 0.72 (15.8 – 18.6)

 

Notes:

*CI denotes confidence interval.

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

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

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

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