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	Breast Cancer Death Rate

United States	24.0

Alabama	27.1
Alaska	17.9
Arizona	20.8
Arkansas	24.1
California	22.7
Colorado	22.2
Connecticut	23.7
Delaware	23.5
District of Columbia	27.7
Florida	22.3
Georgia	23.0
Hawaii	19.7
Idaho	19.2
Illinois	25.6
Indiana	22.6
Iowa	21.2
Kansas	23.8
Kentucky	23.6
Louisiana	29.9
Maine	22.4
Maryland	25.7
Massachusetts	23.0
Michigan	24.0
Minnesota	22.3
Mississippi	25.9
Missouri	27.8
Montana	23.7
Nebraska	23.8
Nevada	24.0
New Hampshire	23.4
New Jersey	26.9
New Mexico	22.5
New York	24.1
North Carolina	25.0
North Dakota	22.8
Ohio	26.4
Oklahoma	24.9
Oregon	21.8
Pennsylvania	24.8
Rhode Island	24.5
South Carolina	25.9
South Dakota	23.6
Tennessee	26.4
Texas	22.8
Utah	23.8
Vermont	20.5
Virginia	25.7
Washington	23.0
West Virginia	26.9
Wisconsin	22.7
Wyoming	21.4

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Notes:	Data were calculated by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) and were age-adjusted to the 2000 U.S. standard population.
Sources:	National Cancer Institute, State Cancer Profiles, Death Rate Report by State, 2005. Available at http://statecancerprofiles.cancer.gov/cgi-bin/deathrates/deathrates.pl?00&055&00&2&001&1&1&1.