2010 Adult Asthma Data: Prevalence Tables and Maps

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Table L1
Adult Self-Reported Lifetime Asthma Prevalence Rate (Percent)
and Prevalence (Number) by State or Territory: BRFSS 2010
State Sample
Size		 Prevalence
(percent)		 Standard
Error		 95% CI*
(percent)		 ||
||
||		 Prevalence
(number)		 95% CI*
(number)
U.S. Total** 443,692 13.5 0.11 (13.3 – 13.7) || 31,498,157 (30,984,532 – 32,011,783)
AL 7,648 11.8 0.56 (10.7 – 12.9) || 422,344 (382,146 – 462,542)
AK 1,955 14.4 1.33 (11.8 – 17.0) || 73,406 (59,740 – 87,071)
AZ 5,741 15.6 0.88 (13.8 – 17.3) || 771,685 (683,177 – 860,194)
AR 4,013 13.6 0.93 (11.8 – 15.5) || 297,217 (255,190 – 339,244)
CA 17,763 12.6 0.34 (12.0 – 13.3) || 3,561,158 (3,369,850 – 3,752,467)
CO 11,629 14.7 0.54 (13.7 – 15.8) || 566,267 (523,585 – 608,949)
CT 6,760 15.3 0.72 (13.9 – 16.7) || 411,086 (371,136 – 451,037)
DE 4,238 15.1 0.83 (13.4 – 16.7) || 102,100 (90,502 – 113,697)
DC 3,964 16.0 0.82 (14.4 – 17.6) || 76,990 (68,821 – 85,159)
FL 35,003 13.8 0.46 (12.9 – 14.7) || 2,026,785 (1,887,122 – 2,166,448)
GA 5,779 11.5 0.63 (10.3 – 12.8) || 848,031 (754,483 – 941,578)
HI 6,522 17.6 0.74 (16.1 – 19.0) || 176,347 (161,047 – 191,646)
ID 6,991 13.6 0.61 (12.4 – 14.8) || 155,079 (141,210 – 168,949)
IL 5,197 13.6 0.72 (12.2 – 15.0) || 1,332,401 (1,189,490 – 1,475,312)
IN 10,195 14.2 0.54 (13.2 – 15.3) || 686,603 (633,628 – 739,578)
IA 6,086 11.6 0.61 (10.5 – 12.8) || 268,076 (239,524 – 296,628)
KS 8,538 13.2 0.55 (12.1 – 14.2) || 278,046 (254,077 – 302,016)
KY 8,046 14.9 0.67 (13.6 – 16.2) || 490,803 (446,239 – 535,368)
LA 7,013 11.6 0.62 (10.4 – 12.8) || 388,302 (345,483 – 431,120)
ME 8,104 15.7 0.59 (14.5 – 16.8) || 163,398 (150,488 – 176,308)
MD 9,161 12.4 0.55 (11.4 – 13.5) || 535,356 (487,783 – 582,929)
MA 16,271 15.3 0.47 (14.4 – 16.3) || 781,251 (732,563 – 829,938)
MI 8,846 15.8 0.59 (14.6 – 16.9) || 1,196,525 (1,104,142 – 1,288,908)
MN 8,943 10.9 0.71 (9.5 – 12.3) || 436,587 (378,295 – 494,879)
MS 8,068 11.6 0.52 (10.5 – 12.6) || 252,533 (230,064 – 275,003)
MO 5,417 14.2 0.80 (12.6 – 15.8) || 643,879 (570,705 – 717,053)
MT 7,277 12.9 0.66 (11.7 – 14.2) || 98,151 (88,098 – 108,204)
NE 16,343 12.2 0.59 (11.1 – 13.4) || 164,292 (148,299 – 180,285)
NV 3,904 14.5 1.03 (12.5 – 16.5) || 285,182 (243,373 – 326,991)
NH 6,018 15.0 0.65 (13.7 – 16.2) || 153,733 (139,946 – 167,520)
NJ 12,405 13.3 0.48 (12.4 – 14.3) || 885,915 (820,945 – 950,885)
NM 6,987 14.6 0.72 (13.2 – 16.0) || 218,885 (196,644 – 241,126)
NY 8,919 14.7 0.51 (13.7 – 15.8) || 2,226,149 (2,068,858 – 2,383,441)
NC 12,107 12.6 0.53 (11.6 – 13.6) || 900,957 (823,835 – 978,079)
ND 4,743 10.6 0.75 (9.1 – 12.1) || 52,761 (45,049 – 60,473)
OH 9,827 13.8 0.57 (12.7 – 15.0) || 1,212,725 (1,110,748 – 1,314,701)
OK 7,719 14.2 0.56 (13.1 – 15.3) || 391,294 (359,987 – 422,600)
OR 5,045 16.2 0.81 (14.6 – 17.8) || 483,133 (432,913 – 533,353)
PA 11,198 13.8 0.47 (12.9 – 14.8) || 1,342,955 (1,250,161 – 1,435,748)
RI 6,585 16.7 0.80 (15.1 – 18.2) || 136,165 (122,274 – 150,057)
SC 9,401 12.9 0.69 (11.6 – 14.3) || 451,372 (401,849 – 500,895)
SD 6,702 11.6 0.66 (10.3 – 12.9) || 70,846 (62,585 – 79,108)
TN 5,757 9.3 0.70 (8.0 – 10.7) || 450,517 (382,185 – 518,848)
TX 18,038 12.8 0.58 (11.6 – 13.9) || 2,310,506 (2,093,481 – 2,527,531)
UT 10,134 14.3 0.60 (13.1 – 15.5) || 281,115 (256,421 – 305,809)
VT 6,782 17.2 0.71 (15.8 – 18.6) || 84,817 (77,419 – 92,216)
VA 5,378 12.9 0.84 (11.3 – 14.6) || 780,660 (681,892 – 879,428)
WA 19,546 15.8 0.41 (15.0 – 16.6) || 806,502 (764,165 – 848,839)
WV 4,394 10.7 0.66 (9.4 – 12.0) || 153,300 (134,030 – 172,571)
WI 4,772 12.8 0.80 (11.2 – 14.3) || 553,810 (482,357 – 625,263)
WY 5,820 14.7 0.69 (13.3 – 16.0) || 60,161 (54,332 – 65,989)
Territories
GU 779 10.5 1.45 (7.6 – 13.3) || 11,062 (7,971 – 14,154)
PR 3,538 14.6 0.81 (13.0 – 16.2) || 415,909 (369,319 – 462,499)
VI 1,819 10.8 1.03 (8.8 – 12.8) || 8,020 (6,468 – 9,572)

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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