2013 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 2013
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** 197,569 11.7 0.15 (11.4 – 12.0) || 284,748 16.2 0.15 (15.9 – 16.5)
AL 2,197 11.7 0.94 (9.8 – 13.5) || 4,287 15.3 0.79 (13.8 – 16.9)
AK 2,124 12.1 1.09 (9.9 – 14.2) || 2,440 17.8 1.25 (15.3 – 20.2)
AZ 1,749 12.8 1.36 (10.2 – 15.5) || 2,487 16.4 1.17 (14.1 – 18.6)
AR 2,000 11.3 1.05 (9.3 – 13.4) || 3,248 14.8 0.90 (13.0 – 16.6)
CA 5,080 12.0 0.60 (10.9 – 13.2) || 6,420 16.7 0.64 (15.4 – 17.9)
CO 5,915 11.5 0.55 (10.5 – 12.6) || 7,693 15.5 0.59 (14.4 – 16.7)
CT 3,182 14.6 0.97 (12.7 – 16.5) || 4,499 18.4 0.88 (16.7 – 20.1)
DE 2,076 13.1 1.05 (11.0 – 15.1) || 3,112 17.5 0.98 (15.6 – 19.4)
DC 1,932 15.6 1.43 (12.8 – 18.4) || 2,986 19.1 1.34 (16.5 – 21.8)
FL 13,288 11.5 0.59 (10.3 – 12.6) || 20,784 15.5 0.61 (14.3 – 16.7)
GA 3,063 11.3 0.81 (9.7 – 12.9) || 5,053 16.6 0.72 (15.2 – 18.0)
HI 3,609 15.2 0.93 (13.4 – 17.1) || 4,231 17.9 0.89 (16.1 – 19.6)
ID 2,374 11.0 0.97 (9.1 – 12.9) || 3,241 14.7 0.90 (12.9 – 16.5)
IL 2,340 10.3 0.87 (8.6 – 12.1) || 3,263 13.6 0.84 (11.9 – 15.2)
IN 4,271 12.7 0.71 (11.3 – 14.1) || 6,034 17.8 0.69 (16.5 – 19.2)
IA 3,263 10.8 0.75 (9.3 – 12.3) || 4,869 13.4 0.70 (12.1 – 14.8)
KS 9,595 11.6 0.43 (10.8 – 12.4) || 13,610 15.1 0.40 (14.3 – 15.9)
KY 3,868 11.7 0.71 (10.3 – 13.1) || 7,110 16.6 0.76 (15.1 – 18.1)
LA 1,767 10.4 1.09 (8.2 – 12.5) || 3,470 14.1 0.99 (12.1 – 16.0)
ME 3,322 13.5 0.80 (11.9 – 15.1) || 4,753 18.8 0.78 (17.2 – 20.3)
MD 4,984 11.3 0.74 (9.9 – 12.8) || 7,988 16.3 0.69 (14.9 – 17.6)
MA 5,980 14.6 0.75 (13.1 – 16.1) || 9,053 18.7 0.70 (17.4 – 20.1)
MI 5,412 14.3 0.69 (13.0 – 15.7) || 7,285 18.7 0.65 (17.5 – 20.0)
MN 6,112 9.8 0.67 (8.4 – 11.1) || 8,185 13.9 0.73 (12.5 – 15.3)
MS 2,605 9.8 0.82 (8.2 – 11.4) || 4,834 15.0 0.79 (13.5 – 16.6)
MO 2,733 13.3 1.01 (11.3 – 15.3) || 4,353 17.9 0.93 (16.1 – 19.7)
MT 4,300 11.8 0.67 (10.5 – 13.1) || 5,368 14.6 0.73 (13.2 – 16.0)
NE 6,946 9.6 0.57 (8.5 – 10.7) || 10,122 12.8 0.56 (11.7 – 13.9)
NV 2,185 8.2 1.07 (6.1 – 10.3) || 2,899 14.6 1.14 (12.4 – 16.9)
NH 2,701 14.9 1.03 (12.9 – 16.9) || 3,747 18.5 0.90 (16.7 – 20.2)
NJ 5,684 11.0 0.60 (9.8 – 12.2) || 7,667 16.1 0.67 (14.8 – 17.4)
NM 3,935 13.5 0.81 (11.9 – 15.1) || 5,350 15.5 0.72 (14.1 – 16.9)
NY 3,709 12.3 0.74 (10.8 – 13.7) || 5,241 17.3 0.72 (15.9 – 18.7)
NC 3,447 10.7 0.73 (9.3 – 12.2) || 5,391 15.2 0.71 (13.8 – 16.6)
ND 3,504 11.6 0.80 (10.0 – 13.1) || 4,276 13.1 0.80 (11.5 – 14.6)
OH 4,798 11.8 0.67 (10.5 – 13.1) || 7,127 16.5 0.71 (15.2 – 17.9)
OK 3,257 12.8 0.81 (11.2 – 14.4) || 4,949 16.3 0.69 (15.0 – 17.7)
OR 2,547 14.4 0.94 (12.5 – 16.2) || 3,383 21.8 0.99 (19.9 – 23.8)
PA 4,799 11.7 0.60 (10.5 – 12.8) || 6,591 16.6 0.66 (15.3 – 17.9)
RI 2,548 15.3 1.03 (13.3 – 17.3) || 3,963 19.4 0.91 (17.6 – 21.2)
SC 4,333 11.7 0.71 (10.3 – 13.1) || 6,341 14.9 0.66 (13.6 – 16.2)
SD 3,008 10.6 0.95 (8.7 – 12.4) || 3,860 13.0 1.01 (11.0 – 15.0)
TN 2,114 7.7 0.73 (6.2 – 9.1) || 3,674 14.7 0.85 (13.1 – 16.4)
TX 4,385 10.3 0.68 (9.0 – 11.7) || 6,490 14.7 0.71 (13.3 – 16.1)
UT 5,668 12.4 0.56 (11.3 – 13.5) || 7,057 15.7 0.57 (14.6 – 16.8)
VT 2,684 12.3 0.82 (10.6 – 13.9) || 3,694 20.4 0.96 (18.5 – 22.3)
VA 3,496 11.0 0.75 (9.6 – 12.5) || 4,945 15.9 0.74 (14.5 – 17.4)
WA 4,770 12.9 0.65 (11.6 – 14.2) || 6,363 18.7 0.70 (17.3 – 20.0)
WV 2,448 10.5 0.79 (8.9 – 12.0) || 3,419 16.6 0.78 (15.1 – 18.1)
WI 2,873 12.5 1.04 (10.5 – 14.6) || 3,702 17.2 1.07 (15.1 – 19.3)
WY 2,589 13.1 0.93 (11.3 – 15.0) || 3,841 15.1 0.87 (13.4 – 16.8)
Territories
GU 820 10.6 1.44 (7.7 – 13.4) || 1,073 11.0 1.25 (8.6 – 13.5)
PR 2,174 13.4 0.95 (11.5 – 15.2) || 3,830 20.6 0.85 (19.0 – 22.3)

 

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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