TABLE 2. Estimated percent of active1and inactive2 asthma status among adults3 ever diagnosed with asthma by state/territory – BRFSS Asthma Call-back Survey Land Line Sample, United States, 2011

State/Territory	Sample size^±	Active				Inactive
State/Territory	Sample size^±	Sample size	%	SE^§	95% CI^†	Sample size	%	SE	95% CI
Alabama	251	214	80.6	5.0	(70.8 – 90.4)	37	19.4	5.0	(9.6 – 29.2)
Arizona	332	252	77.3	4.8	(67.9 – 86.7)	80	22.7	4.8	(13.3 – 32.1)
California	718	536	69.5	3.2	(63.2 – 75.8)	182	30.5	3.2	(24.2 – 36.8)
Connecticut	342	279	78.2	4.6	(69.2 – 87.2)	63	21.8	4.6	(12.8 – 30.8)
District of Columbia	221	170	76.0	5.1	(66.0 – 86.0)	51	24.0	5.1	(14.0 – 34.0)
Florida	531	416	75.2	4.3	(66.8 – 83.6)	115	24.8	4.3	(16.4 – 33.2)
Georgia	358	276	77.5	4.8	(68.1 – 86.9)	82	22.5	4.8	(13.1 – 31.9)
Hawaii	383	257	53.8	5.3	(43.4 – 64.2)	126	46.2	5.3	(35.8 – 56.6)
Illinois	245	187	72.1	6.7	(59.0 – 85.2)	58	27.9	6.7	(14.8 – 41.0)
Indiana	427	342	73.5	4.1	(65.5 – 81.5)	85	26.5	4.1	(18.5 – 34.5)
Iowa	264	207	79.8	3.8	(72.4 – 87.2)	57	20.2	3.8	(12.8 – 27.6)
Kansas	982	769	72.6	2.7	(67.3 – 77.9)	213	27.4	2.7	(22.1 – 32.7)
Louisiana	385	285	59.7	7.1	(45.8 – 73.6)	100	40.3	7.1	(26.4 – 54.2)
Maine	355	295	83.4	3.1	(77.3 – 89.5)	60	16.6	3.1	(10.5 – 22.7)
Maryland	293	227	75.8	4.1	(67.8 – 83.8)	66	24.2	4.1	(16.2 – 32.2)
Massachusetts	317	251	72.9	6.2	(60.7 – 85.1)	66	27.1	6.2	(14.9 – 39.3)
Michigan	645	547	79.6	3.4	(72.9 – 86.3)	98	20.4	3.4	(13.7 – 27.1)
Mississippi	356	281	73.5	5.0	(63.7 – 83.3)	75	26.5	5.0	(16.7 – 36.3)
Missouri	282	222	73.0	5.4	(62.4 – 83.6)	60	27.0	5.4	(16.4 – 37.6)
Montana	451	357	77.6	3.3	(71.1 – 84.1)	94	22.4	3.3	(15.9 – 28.9)
Nebraska	937	726	70.3	3.3	(63.8 – 76.8)	211	29.7	3.3	(23.2 – 36.2)
Nevada	175	142	80.7	5.3	(70.3 – 91.1)	33	19.3	5.3	(8.9 – 29.7)
New Hampshire	291	240	79.0	4.2	(70.8 – 87.2)	51	21.0	4.2	(12.8 – 29.2)
New Jersey	462	372	78.5	3.3	(72.0 – 85.0)	90	21.5	3.3	(15.0 – 28.0)
New Mexico	413	341	78.2	3.4	(71.5 – 84.9)	72	21.8	3.4	(15.1 – 28.5)
New York	190	147	71.8	6.1	(59.8 – 83.8)	43	28.2	6.1	(16.2 – 40.2)
North Carolina	307	244	77.8	4.4	(69.2 – 86.4)	63	22.2	4.4	(13.6 – 30.8)
North Dakota	238	188	71.8	6.5	(59.1 – 84.5)	50	28.2	6.5	(15.5 – 40.9)
Ohio	411	340	79.1	3.9	(71.5 – 86.7)	71	20.9	3.9	(13.3 – 28.5)
Oklahoma	399	314	70.1	4.4	(61.5 – 78.7)	85	29.9	4.4	(21.3 – 38.5)
Oregon	255	200	70.1	6.3	(57.8 – 82.4)	55	29.9	6.3	(17.6 – 42.2)
Pennsylvania	517	413	70.5	4.2	(62.3 – 78.7)	104	29.5	4.2	(21.3 – 37.7)
Rhode Island	338	273	81.1	3.3	(74.6 – 87.6)	65	18.9	3.3	(12.4 – 25.4)
Texas	758	571	65.2	5.2	(55.0 – 75.4)	187	34.8	5.2	(24.6 – 45.0)
Utah	602	460	71.9	3.6	(64.8 – 79.0)	142	28.1	3.6	(21.0 – 35.2)
Vermont	424	317	72.0	3.5	(65.1 – 78.9)	107	28.0	3.5	(21.1 – 34.9)
Washington	945	678	68.1	2.7	(62.8 – 73.4)	267	31.9	2.7	(26.6 – 37.2)
West Virginia	240	202	83.9	3.4	(77.2 – 90.6)	38	16.1	3.4	(9.4 – 22.8)
Wisconsin	287	244	76.4	5.5	(65.6 – 87.2)	43	23.6	5.5	(12.8 – 34.4)
Puerto Rico	366	326	87.1	3.0	(81.2 – 93.0)	40	12.9	3.0	(7.0 – 18.8)
40 state total	16,693	13,108	73.3	1.1	(71.1 – 75.5)	3,585	26.7	1.1	(24.5 – 28.9)
Median			75.5				24.5
Range			53.8-87.1				12.9-46.2

¹ Aged ≥ 18 years
² “Yes” response to “Do you still have asthma?”
³ Reported any of the following during the past year: asthma medication use, asthma symptoms, or MD visits for asthma
^± Landline sample size excludes “DK/Refused”
^§ Standard error
^† Confidence interval