BRFSS Asthma Call-back Survey Prevalence TABLE 4a

TABLE 4a. Estimated percent reporting an asthma attack or episode in the past year among adults¹
with current² asthma by state/territory – BRFSS Asthma Call-back Survey Landline And Cell Phone Combined Sample, United States, 2015

State/Territory	Sample size±	Attack in past year				No attack in past year				No symptoms in past year
		Sample size	%	SE§	95% CI†	Sample size	%	SE	95% CI	Sample size	%	SE	95% CI
Connecticut	349	169	46.4	4.1	(38.4 – 54.4)	128	34.5	3.7	(27.2 – 41.8)	52	19.1	4.0	(11.3 – 26.9)
Florida	215	120	56.8	5.4	(46.2 – 67.4)	67	26.0	4.7	(16.8 – 35.2)	28	17.2	4.5	(8.4 – 26.0)
Georgia	176	89	52.9	5.8	(41.5 – 64.3)	66	35.7	5.9	(24.1 – 47.3)	21	11.4	3.3	(4.9 – 17.9)
Hawaii	162	74	46.4	6.1	(34.4 – 58.4)	65	39.8	5.9	(28.2 – 51.4)	23	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Indiana	207	103	49.0	6.5	(36.3 – 61.7)	79	36.1	6.2	(23.9 – 48.3)	25	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Iowa	182	97	59.0	5.1	(49.0 – 69.0)	67	27.4	4.3	(19.0 – 35.8)	18	13.6	3.8	(6.2 – 21.0)
Kansas	592	287	48.1	2.7	(42.8 – 53.4)	241	41.7	2.7	(36.4 – 47.0)	64	10.1	1.6	(7.0 – 13.2)
Maine	262	116	47.2	4.3	(38.8 – 55.6)	105	39.1	4.1	(31.1 – 47.1)	41	13.7	2.9	(8.0 – 19.4)
Massachusetts	249	139	51.4	5.2	(41.2 – 61.6)	86	37.8	5.1	(27.8 – 47.8)	24	10.9	2.6	(5.8 – 16.0)
Michigan	410	224	54.3	3.2	(48.0 – 60.6)	158	35.5	3.0	(29.6 – 41.4)	28	10.1	2.2	(5.8 – 14.4)
Minnesota	606	262	43.2	2.6	(38.1 – 48.3)	244	39.0	2.5	(34.1 – 43.9)	100	17.7	2.1	(13.6 – 21.8)
Mississippi	167	90	50.8	6.2	(38.6 – 63.0)	65	37.6	6.3	(25.3 – 49.9)	12	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Missouri	197	122	64.3	5.3	(53.9 – 74.7)	59	26.9	4.9	(17.3 – 36.5)	16	8.8	2.6	(3.7 – 13.9)
Montana	142	73	61.2	5.9	(49.6 – 72.8)	53	31.2	5.6	(20.2 – 42.2)	16	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Nebraska	472	215	47.9	3.9	(40.3 – 55.5)	195	37.6	3.8	(30.2 – 45.0)	62	14.5	2.7	(9.2 – 19.8)
Nevada	108	61	54.3	7.7	(39.2 – 69.4)	28	23.5	6.0	(11.7 – 35.3)	19	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
New Hampshire	208	107	52.1	5.5	(41.3 – 62.9)	78	35.9	5.1	(25.9 – 45.9)	23	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
New Jersey	416	186	39.6	3.8	(32.2 – 47.0)	173	44.1	4.1	(36.1 – 52.1)	57	16.2	3.3	(9.7 – 22.7)
New Mexico	262	136	43.8	5.1	(33.8 – 53.8)	101	41.0	5.2	(30.8 – 51.2)	25	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
New York	216	96	52.2	5.0	(42.4 – 62.0)	95	38.7	4.7	(29.5 – 47.9)	25	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Ohio	390	193	54.1	4.7	(44.9 – 63.3)	161	38.8	4.5	(30.0 – 47.6)	36	7.1	1.6	(4.0 – 10.2)
Oregon	192	114	59.0	5.0	(49.2 – 68.8)	58	32.9	4.9	(23.3 – 42.5)	20	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Pennsylvania	204	109	49.5	6.5	(36.8 – 62.2)	71	29.9	4.9	(20.3 – 39.5)	24	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Rhode Island	203	97	48.7	5.9	(37.1 – 60.3)	82	35.9	5.8	(24.5 – 47.3)	24	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Texas	369	211	53.2	5.4	(42.6 – 63.8)	126	35.7	5.2	(25.5 – 45.9)	32	N/A	N/A	(N/A – N/A)
Utah	372	162	46.9	3.5	(40.0 – 53.8)	171	44.1	3.4	(37.4 – 50.8)	39	9.0	2.0	(5.1 – 12.9)
Vermont	248	125	48.6	4.2	(40.4 – 56.8)	93	38.9	4.1	(30.9 – 46.9)	30	12.5	2.7	(7.2 – 17.8)
Wisconsin	282	139	41.4	4.4	(32.8 – 50.0)	105	48.5	4.7	(39.3 – 57.7)	38	10.2	2.6	(5.1 – 15.3)
Puerto Rico	293	135	44.5	3.6	(37.4 – 51.6)	120	36.9	3.4	(30.2 – 43.6)	38	18.5	3.3	(12.0 – 25.0)
29 states / area	8,151	4,051	51.5	1.3	(49.0 – 54.0)	3,140	35.8	1.2	(33.4 – 38.2)	960	12.7	1.0	(10.7 – 14.7)
Median			49.5				36.9				12.5
Range			39.6-64.3				23.5-48.5				7.1-19.1

¹ Aged ≥ 18 years

² “Yes” response to “Do you still have asthma?”

^± Landline and cell phone combined sample size excludes “DK/Refused”

^§ Standard error

^† Confidence interval

N/A: Estimate not available (N/A) if the unweighted sample size for the denominator was < 50 or if the relative standard error was > 0.30