Death Rate per 100,000 - Kaiser State Health Facts

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Health Status

Births

Number of Births

Birth Rate per 1,000

Births by Race/Ethnicity

Births by Hispanic Origin

Teen Birth Rate per 1,000

Change in Teen Birth Rate, '91-'05

Preterm Births as a % of Births

Preterm Births by Race/Ethnicity

Number of Births of Low Birthweight

Births of Low Birthweight as % of Births

Low Birthweight by Race/Ethnicity

Prenatal Care

Prenatal Care by Race/Ethnicity

Infants

Number of Infant Deaths

Infant Death Rate

Infant Death Rate by Race/Ethnicity

Newborn Hearing Screening

Newborn Cystic Fibrosis Screening

Children

Child Overweight Rate

Childhood Obesity Laws

Child Access to Mental Health Care

Child Access to Medical and Dental Care

Childhood Immunizations

Percent Who Are Immunized

Percent Immunized by Race/Ethnicity

Adult Immunizations

Influenza Vaccines

Pneumococcal Vaccines

Deaths

Death Rate per 100,000

Death Rate by Gender

Death Rate by Race/Ethnicity

Child Deaths

Child Death Rate

Teen Deaths

Teen Death Rate

Alzheimer's Disease

Alzheimer's Death Rate per 100,000

Cancer

Cancer Incidence per 100,000

Cancer Incidence by Gender

Cancer Incidence by Race/Ethnicity

Cancer Death Rate per 100,000

Cancer Death Rate by Gender

Cancer Death Rate by Race/Ethnicity

Colorectal Cancer

Colorectal Cancer Death Rate per 100,000

Diabetes

Prevalence of Diabetes

Diabetes by Adult Age Group

Diabetes per 100 Adults

Diabetes per 100 Adults by Age

Diabetes Death Rate per 100,000

Diabetes Death Rate by Gender

Diabetes Death Rate by Race/Ethnicity

Heart Disease

Heart Disease Death Rate per 100,000

Heart Disease Death Rate by Gender

Heart Disease Death Rate by Race/Ethnici

Smoking

Adult Smoking Rate

Adult Smoking Rate by Sex

Adult Smoking Rate by Race/Ethnicity

Attempts to Quit Smoking

Attempts to Quit Smoking by Sex

Public Place Smoking Bans

Cessation Treatment Under Medicaid

Asthma

Percent of Adults with Asthma

Percent of Adults with Asthma by Age

Obesity

Adult Overweight/Obesity Rate

Adult Overweight/Obesity Rate by Sex

Adult Overweight/Obesity Rate by R/E

Physical Activity

Participation in Physical Activity

Mental Health

% of Adults Reporting Poor Mental Health

Poor Mental Health by Sex

Poor Mental Health by Race/Ethnicity

Number of Inpatient Beds

Inpatient Census

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Chlamydia Cases

Chlamydia Cases by Gender

Chlamydia Rate by Gender

Gonorrhea Cases

Gonorrhea Cases by Gender

Gonorrhea Rate by Gender

Syphilis Cases by Gender

Syphilis Rate by Gender

Oral Health

Percent Who Visited the Dentist/Clinic

Percent Who Had Teeth Cleaning

Percent Who Had All Teeth Extracted

Deaths due to Firearms

Firearms Death Rate per 100,000

Firearms Death Rate by Gender

Firearms Death Rate by Race/Ethnicity

Firearms and Children

Firearms and Children Legislation

Violent Crime

Violent Crime Offenses

Motor Vehicle Deaths

Motor Vehicle Death Rate per 100,000

Occupational Fatalities

Occupational Fatality Rate

Disability

Limited Activity Days per Month

Percent of Adults with Disability

Cerebrovascular Disease

Cerebrovascular Deaths

Cerebrovascular Deaths by Gender

Cerebrovascular Deaths by Race/Ethnicity

Stem Cell Research

Stem Cell Research Laws

State Stem Cell Funding

Number of Deaths per 100,000 Population, 2005

Rank by:
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	Death Rate per 100,000
	Death Rate per 100,000

United States	798.8

Alabama	997.9
Alaska	750.8
Arizona	771.8
Arkansas	930.2
California	713.1
Colorado	742.8
Connecticut	696.0
Delaware	830.5
District of Columbia	971.4
Florida	749.4
Georgia	905.8
Hawaii	609.1
Idaho	766.4
Illinois	798.2
Indiana	858.7
Iowa	742.0
Kansas	806.8
Kentucky	958.4
Louisiana	1,020.6
Maine	813.2
Maryland	796.4
Massachusetts	721.9
Michigan	812.3
Minnesota	683.9
Mississippi	1,026.9
Missouri	869.4
Montana	798.4
Nebraska	749.5
Nevada	892.3
New Hampshire	732.3
New Jersey	745.9
New Mexico	795.0
New York	718.0
North Carolina	876.0
North Dakota	699.1
Ohio	856.8
Oklahoma	980.8
Oregon	773.7
Pennsylvania	814.8
Rhode Island	747.3
South Carolina	899.1
South Dakota	757.0
Tennessee	959.9
Texas	828.8
Utah	731.3
Vermont	728.4
Virginia	801.5
Washington	738.2
West Virginia	960.4
Wisconsin	752.2
Wyoming	801.4

Guam	657.4
Puerto Rico	754.9
Virgin Islands	615.4

Notes:	Age-adjusted rates per 100,000 U.S. standard population. Since death rates are affected by the population composition of a given area, age-adjusted death rates should be used for comparisons between areas because they control for differences in population composition. Data are preliminary for 2005.
Sources:	The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Center for Health Statistics, Division of Vital Statistics, released September 2007. Available at http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/pubs/pubd/hestats/prelimdeaths05/prelimdeaths05.htm.