Incidence Counts and Age-Adjusted Rates by State and Sex, 2017 | American Lung Association

Incidence Counts and Age-Adjusted Rates by State and Sex, 2017

State	Incidence Counts	Age-Adjusted Incidence Rate
Alabama	2,216	78.0
Alaska	194	57.6
Arizona	1,983	46.3
Arkansas	1,540	87.2
California	8,253	42.5
Colorado	1,147	41.4
Connecticut	1,342	63.6
Delaware	368	61.6
District of Columbia	138	46.9
Florida	8,862	61.3
Georgia	3,794	74.1
Hawaii	482	54.8
Idaho	471	48.1
Illinois	4,823	70.6
Indiana	2,842	77.2
Iowa	1,387	74.4
Kansas	1,001	62.7
Kentucky	2,569	100.4
Louisiana	1983	78.3
Maine	674	71.0
Maryland	1,866	58.7
Massachusetts	2,308	59.4
Michigan*	3,993	67.0
Minnesota	1,820	57.9
Mississippi	1,481	90.2
Missouri	2,948	82.3
Montana	322	46.7
Nebraska	650	61.2
Nevada	817	48.8
New Hampshire	535	61.6
New Jersey	2,759	56.6
New Mexico	451	37.0
New York	6,972	64.6
North Carolina	4,292	75.4
North Dakota	283	70.1
Ohio	5,156	75.0
Oklahoma	1,580	71.8
Oregon	1,271	50.5
Pennsylvania	5,533	69.9
Rhode Island	391	63.3
South Carolina	2,292	75.6
South Dakota	306	61.2
Tennessee	3,254	84.8
Texas	7,221	57.0
Utah	365	29.5
Vermont	267	64.9
Virginia	2,738	59.8
Washington	2,104	52.5
West Virginia	1,142	91.5
Wisconsin	2,151	61.9
Wyoming	154	44.2
United States	113,575	62.8

State	Incidence Counts	Age-Adjusted Incidence Rate
Alabama	1,711	49.7
Alaska	167	49.4
Arizona	1,985	40.8
Arkansas	1,237	62.3
California	8,552	35.0
Colorado	1,271	39.1
Connecticut	1,450	55.3
Delaware	393	62.3
District of Columbia	158	37.4
Florida	8,206	48.5
Georgia	3,135	49.8
Hawaii	376	32.7
Idaho	490	44.9
Illinois	4,606	56.2
Indiana	2,537	60.2
Iowa	1,170	52.1
Kansas	854	51.1
Kentucky	2,364	73.8
Louisiana	1582	52.9
Maine	718	67.1
Maryland	2,081	49.6
Massachusetts	2,675	55.5
Michigan*	3,894	53.3
Minnesota	1,822	51.9
Mississippi	1,166	58.5
Missouri	2,677	60.8
Montana	370	52.4
Nebraska	606	48.0
Nevada	892	49.2
New Hampshire	602	62.1
New Jersey	2,964	51.1
New Mexico	454	31.2
New York	7,392	52.2
North Carolina	3,801	54.0
North Dakota	239	49.7
Ohio	4,586	56.7
Oklahoma	1,385	54.6
Oregon	1,369	46.5
Pennsylvania	5,396	55.8
Rhode Island	468	64.3
South Carolina	1,845	48.9
South Dakota	295	55.7
Tennessee	2,790	58.4
Texas	6,206	41.0
Utah	306	21.3
Vermont	239	59.0
Virginia	2,481	49.4
Washington	2,245	50.4
West Virginia	1,034	66.7
Wisconsin	2,083	53.1
Wyoming	127	41.1
United States	107,544	49.6

Sources:
National Cancer Institute. State Cancer Profiles web system, 2020.

(1) Rates are per 100,000 population, age-adjusted to the 2000 U.S. standard population.
(2) Total may not equal sum of all states due to reliance on data submissions from differing dates.
* Data do not include cases diagnosed in other states.

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