CDC-Data-2025/Healthy_People_2020_Final_Progress_Table.csv

1	Status [1]	Topic	Objective Description	Baseline Value	Baseline Year	Final Value [2]	Final Year	Target	Movement Toward Target [3]	Movement Away From Baseline [4] (if movement not toward target)	Movement Statistically Significant [5][6]
2	2	Access to Health Services	AHS-1.1. Persons with medical insurance (percent, under age 65)	83.2	2008	89.0	2018	100.0	34.5	...	Yes
3	2	Access to Health Services	AHS-1.2. Persons with dental insurance (percent, under age 65)	50.3	2008	54.4	2018	55.3	82.0	...	Yes
4	3	Access to Health Services	AHS-1.3. Persons with prescription drug insurance (percent, under age 65)	62.2	2008	61.1	2018	68.4	...	1.8	No
5	3	Access to Health Services	AHS-3. Persons with a usual primary care provider (percent)	76.3	2007	76.4	2016	83.9	1.3	...	No
6	2	Access to Health Services	AHS-5.1. Persons with a source of ongoing care (percent, all ages)	86.4	2008	87.5	2018	95.0	12.8	...	Yes
7	2	Access to Health Services	AHS-5.2. Children and youth with a source of ongoing care (percent, ages 17 years and under)	94.3	2008	95.3	2018	100.0	17.5	...	Yes
8	2	Access to Health Services	AHS-5.3. Adults with a source of ongoing care (percent, ages 18–64)	81.3	2008	82.5	2018	89.4	14.8	...	Yes
9	3	Access to Health Services	AHS-5.4. Adults with a source of ongoing care (percent, ages 65 and over)	96.3	2008	95.8	2018	100.0	...	0.5	No
10	3	Access to Health Services	AHS-6.1. Persons unable to obtain or delaying needed medical care, dental care, or prescription medications (percent)	10.0	2007	10.0	2016	9.0	...	0.0	...
11	1	Access to Health Services	AHS-6.2. Persons unable to obtain or delaying needed medical care (percent)	4.7	2007	4.1	2016	4.2	120.0	...	Yes
12	1	Access to Health Services	AHS-6.3. Persons unable to obtain or delaying needed dental care (percent)	5.5	2007	4.8	2016	5.0	140.0	...	No
13	4	Access to Health Services	AHS-6.4. Persons unable to obtain or delaying receipt of needed prescription medications (percent)	3.1	2007	3.5	2016	2.8	...	12.9	Yes
14	1	Access to Health Services	AHS-9.1. Overall emergency department wait time exceeds recommended time frame	24.7	2010	19.2	2016	22.2	220.0	...	Yes
15	3	Access to Health Services	AHS-9.2. Level-1 (immediate) emergency department wait time exceeds recommended time frame	83.5	2010	78.9	2016	75.2	55.4	...	No
16	1	Access to Health Services	AHS-9.3. Level-2 (emergent) emergency department wait time exceeds recommended time frame	66.8	2010	56.8	2016	60.1	149.3	...	Yes
17	1	Access to Health Services	AHS-9.4. Level-3 (urgent) emergency department wait time exceeds recommended time frame	27.6	2010	20.5	2016	24.8	253.6	...	Yes
18	1	Access to Health Services	AHS-9.5. Level-4 (semiurgent) emergency department wait time exceeds recommended time frame	10.1	2010	6.3	2016	7.2	131.0	...	Yes
19	1	Adolescent Health	AH-1. Adolescents receiving a wellness checkup in the past 12 months (percent, ages 10–17)	68.7	2008	82.5	2018	75.6	200.0	...	Yes
20	3	Adolescent Health	AH-2. Adolescents participating in extracurricular or out-of-school activities (percent, ages 12–17)	82.4	2007	82.7	2011–2012	90.6	3.7	...	No
21	2	Adolescent Health	AH-3.1. Adolescents having an adult in their lives with whom they can discuss serious problems (percent, ages 12–17)	75.6	2008	79.0	2018	83.2	44.7	...	Yes
22	3	Adolescent Health	AH-3.2. Adolescents whose parents attend their events and activities (percent, ages 12–17)	82.1	2007	82.6	2011–2012	90.3	6.1	...	No
23	2	Adolescent Health	AH-4.1. Adolescents in foster care who exhibit early readiness for adulthood (percent, age 17)	42.8	2010–2011	46.7	2016–2017	47.1	90.7	...	...
24	2	Adolescent Health	AH-5.1. Students graduating from high school within 4 years of starting 9th grade (percent)	79	2010–2011	85	2016–2017	87	75.0	...	...
25	1	Adolescent Health	AH-5.2. Students served under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act who graduate high school with a diploma (percent, ages 14–21)	59.1	2007–2008	70.5	2016–2017	65.0	193.2	...	...
26	1	Adolescent Health	AH-5.3.1. Fourth graders whose reading skills are at or above grade level (percent)	33.0	2009	36.6	2017	36.3	109.1	...	Yes
27	1	Adolescent Health	AH-5.3.2. Eighth graders whose reading skills are at or above grade level (percent)	32.4	2009	36.1	2017	35.6	115.6	...	Yes
28	2	Adolescent Health	AH-5.3.3. Twelfth graders whose reading skills are at or above grade level (percent)	35.4	2005	37.4	2015	38.9	57.1	...	Yes
29	2	Adolescent Health	AH-5.4.1. Fourth graders whose mathematics skills are at or above grade level (percent)	39.1	2009	40.2	2017	43.0	28.2	...	Yes
30	3	Adolescent Health	AH-5.4.2 .Eighth graders whose mathematics skills are at or above grade level (percent)	33.9	2009	34.3	2017	37.3	11.8	...	No
31	3	Adolescent Health	AH-5.4.3. Twelfth graders whose mathematics skills are at or above grade level (percent)	23.0	2005	24.5	2015	25.3	65.2	...	No
32	4	Adolescent Health	AH-5.5. Adolescents who consider school work to be meaningful and important (percent, ages 12–17)	26.4	2008	23.4	2018	29.0	...	11.4	Yes
33	3	Adolescent Health	AH-5.6. Adolescents missing school for 11 or more days due to illness or injury (percent, ages 12–17)	5.0	2008	5.0	2018	3.6	...	0.0	...
34	1	Adolescent Health	AH-6. Schools with a school breakfast program (percent, elementary, middle, and high schools)	68.6	2006	77.1	2014	75.5	123.2	...	Yes
35	1	Adolescent Health	AH-7. Adolescents who have been offered, sold, or given an illegal drug on school property (percent, grades 9–12)	22.7	2009	19.8	2017	20.4	126.1	...	No
36	2	Adolescent Health	AH-8. Adolescents whose parents consider them to be safe at school (percent, ages 12–17)	86.4	2007	90.9	2011–2012	95.0	52.3	...	Yes
37	1	Adolescent Health	AH-9. Proportion of middle and high schools that prohibit harassment based on a student’s sexual orientation or gender identity (median of reporting states)	88.2	2010	94.1	2016	92.2	147.5	...	...
38	3	Adolescent Health	AH-10. Schools with a serious violent incident (percent)	17.2	2007–2008	16.4	2009–2010	15.5	47.1	...	No
39	1	Adolescent Health	AH-11.1. Arrests of minors and young adults for serious violent crimes (per 100,000 population, ages 10–24)	444.0	2008	323.5	2012	399.6	271.4	...	...
40	1	Adolescent Health	AH-11.2. Arrests of minors and young adults for serious property crimes (per 100,000 population, ages 10–24)	1,526.7	2008	714.7	2017	1,374.0	531.8	...	...
41	3	Adolescent Health	AH-11.3. Secondary school students who report the presence of gangs at school (percent, ages 12–18)	12.4	2013	10.7	2015	10.4	85.0	...	No
42	5	Adolescent Health	AH-11.4. Youth victimization from crimes of violence (per 1,000 population, ages 12–24)	42.0	2013	...		37.8	...	...	...
43	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-1. Mean level of joint pain among adults with arthritis (age adjusted, mean, ages 18 and over)	5.6	2006	5.7	2014	5.0	...	1.8	No
44	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-2. Adults with activity limitations due to arthritis (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	39.4	2008	41.1	2018	35.5	...	4.3	No
45	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-3.1. Adults with arthritis who have difficulty walking a quarter mile (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	15.2	2008	16.1	2018	13.7	...	5.9	No
46	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-3.2. Adults with arthritis who have difficulty climbing 10 steps without resting (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	10.8	2008	11.5	2018	9.7	...	6.5	No
47	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-3.3. Adults with arthritis who have difficulty stooping, bending, or kneeling (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	21.7	2008	21.9	2018	19.5	...	0.9	No
48	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-3.4. Adults with arthritis who have difficulty grasping or handling small objects (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	4.4	2008	4.2	2018	4.0	50.0	...	No
49	4	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-4. Personal care limitations in adults with arthritis (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	2.7	2008	3.7	2018	2.4	...	37.0	Yes
50	4	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-5. Serious psychological distress in adults with arthritis (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	7.3	2008	9.7	2018	6.6	...	32.9	Yes
51	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-6.1. Unemployment rate among adults with arthritis (age-adjusted percent, ages 18–64)	34.0	2008	34.1	2018	30.5	...	0.3	No
52	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-6.2. Adults with arthritis limited in their ability to work for pay (age-adjusted percent, ages 18–64 )	33.1	2006	33.0	2014	29.8	3.0	...	No
53	1	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-7.1. Overweight and obese adults with arthritis counseled for weight reduction (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	41.2	2006	45.3	2014	45.3	100.0	...	Yes
54	1	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-7.2. Adults with arthritis counseled for physical activity or exercise (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	52.2	2006	61.0	2014	57.4	169.2	...	Yes
55	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-8. Adults with arthritis receiving arthritis education (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	10.6	2006	11.4	2014	11.7	72.7	...	No
56	2	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-9. Adults with chronic joint symptoms seeing a health care provider for their symptoms (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	72.0	2008	74.0	2018	79.2	27.8	...	Yes
57	4	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-10. Adults with osteoporosis (age-adjusted percent, ages 50 and over)	5.9	2005–2008	7.3	2013–2014	5.3	...	23.7	Yes
58	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-11.1. Hip fracture hospitalizations among females (age adjusted per 100,000 population, ages 65 and over)	823.5	2007	778.2	2010	741.2	55.0	...	No
59	3	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-11.2. Hip fracture hospitalizations among males (age adjusted per 100,000 population, ages 65 and over)	464.9	2007	442.6	2010	418.4	48.0	...	No
60	4	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-12. Adults with activity limitations due to chronic back conditions (age adjusted per 1,000 population, ages 18 and over)	30.7	2008	33.5	2018	27.6	...	9.1	Yes
61	6	Arthritis, Osteoporosis, and Chronic Back Conditions	AOCBC-13. Adults with high-impact chronic pain (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	7.5	2016	6.7	2017	...	...	...	...
62	3	Blood Disorders and Blood Safety	BDBS-15. Persons with von Willebrand disease diagnosed by age 21 (percent)	69.7	2012	69.7	2018	76.7	…	0.0	…
63	1	Blood Disorders and Blood Safety	BDBS-16. Persons with severe hemophilia who experience more than four joint bleeds (percent)	15.9	2015	12.6	2018	14.3	206.3	…	…
64	3	Blood Disorders and Blood Safety	BDBS-17. Persons donating blood (age-adjusted percent, 18 and over)	6.1	2008	5.7	2016	6.7	…	6.6	No
65	1	Cancer	C-1. Overall cancer deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	179.3	2007	152.5	2017	161.4	149.7	…	Yes
66	1	Cancer	C-2. Lung cancer deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	50.6	2007	36.6	2017	45.5	274.5	…	Yes
67	1	Cancer	C-3. Female breast cancer deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	23.0	2007	19.9	2017	20.7	134.8	…	Yes
68	1	Cancer	C-4. Cervical cancer deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	2.4	2007	2.2	2017	2.2	100.0	…	Yes
69	1	Cancer	C-5. Colorectal cancer deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	17.1	2007	13.8	2017	14.5	126.9	…	Yes
70	3	Cancer	C-6. Oropharyngeal cancer deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	2.5	2007	2.5	2017	2.3	…	0.0	…
71	1	Cancer	C-7. Prostate cancer deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	24.2	2007	18.7	2017	21.8	229.2	…	Yes
72	1	Cancer	C-8. Melanoma deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	2.7	2007	2.1	2017	2.4	200.0	…	Yes
73	1	Cancer	C-9. New cases of invasive colorectal cancer (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	47.1	2007	37.4	2016	40.0	136.6	…	Yes
74	2	Cancer	C-10. New cases of invasive uterine cervical cancer (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	8.1	2007	7.7	2016	7.3	50.0	…	Yes
75	1	Cancer	C-11. New cases of late-stage female breast cancer (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	44.7	2007	41.0	2016	42.4	160.9	…	Yes
76	2	Cancer	C-12. Statewide cancer registries (number of states and the District of Columbia)	43	2006	47	2016	51	50.0	…	…
77	2	Cancer	C-13. Relative 5-year cancer survival rate (percent)	65.2	2007	66.9	2016	71.7	26.2	…	Yes
78	4	Cancer	C-15. Women receiving a Pap test within past 3 years (age-adjusted percent, ages 21–65)	84.5	2008	80.5	2018	93.0	…	4.7	Yes
79	2	Cancer	C-16. Adults receiving colorectal cancer screening based on the most recent guidelines (age-adjusted percent, ages 50–75)	52.1	2008	65.2	2018	70.5	71.2	…	Yes
80	3	Cancer	C-17. Women receiving a mammogram within past 2 years (age-adjusted percent, ages 50–74)	73.7	2008	72.8	2018	81.1	…	1.2	No
81	4	Cancer	C-18.1. Women counseled about mammograms (age-adjusted percent, ages 50–74)	69.8	2008	66.7	2015	76.8	…	4.4	Yes
82	4	Cancer	C-18.2. Women counseled about Pap tests (age-adjusted percent, ages 21–65)	60.2	2008	52.8	2015	66.2	…	12.3	Yes
83	1	Cancer	C-19. Men ever counseled about advantages and disadvantages of the prostate-specific antigen (PSA) test (age-adjusted percent, ages 40 and over)	14.4	2010	21.3	2018	15.9	460.0	…	Yes
84	6	Cancer	C-20.1. Adolescents who report sunburn (percent, grades 9–12)	55.8	2015	57.2	2017	…	…	…	…
85	2	Cancer	C-20.2. Adults reporting sunburn in the past 12 months (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	37.5	2010	35.3	2015	33.8	59.5	…	Yes
86	1	Cancer	C-20.3. Adolescents using indoor tanning devices (percent, grades 9–12)	15.6	2009	5.6	2017	14.0	625.0	…	No
87	1	Cancer	C-20.4. Adults using indoor tanning devices (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	5.6	2010	3.6	2015	3.6	100.0	…	Yes
88	3	Cancer	C-20.5. Adolescents using protective measures to prevent skin cancer (percent, grades 9–12)	9.3	2009	10.1	2013	11.2	42.1	…	No
89	2	Cancer	C-20.6. Adults using protective measures to prevent skin cancer (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	67.0	2008	70.8	2015	73.7	56.7	…	Yes
90	3	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-1. Persons with chronic kidney disease (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	14.8	2001–2006	14.6	2007–2012	13.3	13.3	...	No
91	3	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-2. Persons with chronic kidney disease who know they have impaired renal function (age-adjusted percent, ages 45 and over)	9.4	2001–2006	8.4	2007–2012	13.4	...	10.6	No
92	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-3. Hospital patients with acute kidney injury who have renal evaluation within 6 months post discharge (percent, ages 65 and over)	11.2	2007	17.6	2016	12.3	581.8	...	Yes
93	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-4.1. Persons with chronic kidney disease receiving medical evaluation (percent, ages 65 and over)	25.8	2007	34.0	2016	28.4	315.4	...	Yes
94	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-4.2. Persons with type 1 or 2 diabetes and chronic kidney disease receiving medical evaluation (percent, ages 65 and over)	23.0	2007	30.7	2016	25.3	334.8	...	Yes
95	2	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-5. Persons with diabetes and chronic kidney disease receiving recommended treatment (percent, ages 65 and over)	67.4	2007	71.4	2016	76.3	44.9	...	Yes
96	3	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-6.1. Persons with chronic kidney disease and hypertension (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	22.7	2001–2006	24.0	2007–2012	17.6	...	5.7	No
97	3	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-6.2. Persons with chronic kidney disease: statin use (age-adjusted percent, ages 50 and over)	21.6	2001–2006	21.9	2007–2012	25.6	7.5	...	No
98	6	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-7. Deaths among persons with chronic kidney disease (age adjusted, per 1,000 person years of follow-up, ages 18 and over)	22.2	1999–2004	20.1	2005–2010	...	...	...	...
99	2	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-8. New cases of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) (adjusted for age, sex, and race; per million population)	391.2	2007	358.1	2016	352.0	84.4	...	Yes
100	2	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-9.1. New cases of kidney failure due to diabetes (adjusted for age, sex, and race; per million population)	171.5	2007	166.3	2016	154.4	30.4	...	Yes
101	2	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-9.2. New cases of kidney failure due to diabetes among persons with diabetes (adjusted for age, sex, and race; per million persons with diabetes)	2,614.2	2007	2,411.7	2016	2,354.4	77.9	...	Yes
102	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-10. Chronic kidney disease patients under nephrologist's care 12 months or more before renal replacement therapy (percent)	27.3	2007	36.8	2016	30.0	351.9	...	Yes
103	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-11.1. Hemodialysis patients using arteriovenous fistulas as primary access mode (percent, ages 18 and over)	46.0	2006	64.1	2016	50.6	393.5	...	Yes
104	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-11.2. Hemodialysis patients using catheters as only access mode (percent, ages 18 and over)	29.0	2006	15.9	2016	26.1	451.7	...	Yes
105	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-11.3. New hemodialysis patients using arteriovenous fistulas as primary access mode (percent, ages 18 and over)	31.6	2007	34.9	2016	34.8	103.1	...	Yes
106	4	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-12. Dialysis patients on waiting list for or receiving a kidney transplant within 1 year of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) start (percent, under age 70)	16.9	2006	15.8	2016	18.6	...	6.5	Yes
107	4	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-13.1. Persons receiving a kidney transplant within 3 years of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) (percent, under age 70)	18.3	2004	12.7	2013	20.1	...	30.6	Yes
108	6	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-13.2. Persons receiving a preemptive kidney transplant at the start of end-stage renal disease (ESRD) (percent, under age 70)	4.0	2007	4.0	2016	...	...	...	...
109	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-14.1. Total deaths among persons on dialysis (per 1,000 patient years at risk)	208.1	2007	173.1	2016	187.4	169.1	...	Yes
110	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-14.2. Deaths of persons on dialysis in first 3 months of renal replacement therapy (per 1,000 patient years at risk)	372.2	2007	291.3	2016	335.0	217.5	...	Yes
111	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-14.3. Cardiovascular disease deaths among persons on dialysis (per 1,000 patient years at risk)	90.3	2007	67.2	2016	81.3	256.7	...	Yes
112	4	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-14.4. Total deaths among persons with a functioning kidney transplant (per 1,000 patient years at risk)	30.8	2007	33.2	2016	27.8	...	7.8	Yes
113	1	Chronic Kidney Disease	CKD-14.5. Cardiovascular disease deaths among persons with a functioning kidney transplant (per 1,000 patient years at risk)	5.0	2007	2.6	2016	3.0	120.0	...	Yes
114	3	Dementias, Including Alzheimer's Disease	DIA-1. Diagnosis awareness among persons with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias or their caregiver (percent, ages 65 and over)	62.0	2007–2009	59.7	2013–2015	68.2	...	3.7	No
115	3	Dementias, Including Alzheimer's Disease	DIA-2. Preventable hospitalizations among persons with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias (percent, ages 65 and over)	25.3	2006–2008	23.5	2013–2015	22.8	72.0	...	No
116	1	Diabetes	D-1. New cases of diabetes (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 18–84 years)	8.0	2006–2008	6.5	2016–2018	7.2	187.5	...	Yes
117	2	Diabetes	D-3. Diabetes-related deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	74.0	2007	69.2	2017	66.6	64.9	...	Yes
118	6	Diabetes	D-4. Lower extremity amputations in persons with diagnosed diabetes (age adjusted, per 1,000 population)	3.5	2005–2007	3.4	2008–2010	...	...	...	...
119	3	Diabetes	D-5.1. Persons with diagnosed diabetes whose A1c value is greater than 9% (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	18.0	2005–2008	18.7	2013–2016	16.2	...	3.9	No
120	6	Diabetes	D-5.2. Persons with diagnosed diabetes whose A1c value is less than 7% (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	53.1	2005–2008	50.6	2013–2016	...	...	...	...
121	3	Diabetes	D-6. Persons with diagnosed diabetes whose low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol is under control (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	53.0	2005–2008	48.4	2013–2016	58.3	...	8.7	No
122	3	Diabetes	D-7. Persons with diagnosed diabetes whose blood pressure is under control (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	51.8	2005–2008	56.3	2013–2016	57.0	86.5	...	No
123	3	Diabetes	D-8. Annual dental examinations among persons with diagnosed diabetes (age-adjusted percent, ages 2 years and over)	55.6	2008	56.4	2018	61.2	14.3	...	No
124	3	Diabetes	D-9. Annual foot examinations among adults with diagnosed diabetes (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	69.7	2012	69.8	2017	76.7	1.4	...	No
125	1	Diabetes	D-10. Annual dilated eye examinations among adults with diagnosed diabetes (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	53.4	2008	62.3	2017	58.7	167.9	...	Yes
126	2	Diabetes	D-11. A1c test, at least twice a year among adults with diagnosed diabetes (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	66.3	2012	70.7	2017	72.9	66.7	...	Yes
127	1	Diabetes	D-12. Annual urinary microalbumin measurement among Medicare beneficiaries with diagnosed diabetes (percent)	33.6	2007	48.7	2016	37.0	444.1	...	Yes
128	4	Diabetes	D-13. Self-monitoring of blood glucose at least once daily among adults with diagnosed diabetes (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	65.9	2012	61.5	2017	72.5	...	6.7	Yes
129	3	Diabetes	D-14. Diabetes education among persons with diagnosed diabetes (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	53.1	2012	51.7	2017	58.4	...	2.6	No
130	3	Diabetes	D-15. Persons with diabetes whose condition has been diagnosed (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	72.5	2005–2008	75.2	2013–2016	79.8	37.0	...	No
131	1	Diabetes	D-16.1. Persons with prediabetes who increase their physical activity levels (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	44.6	2005–2008	55.6	2013–2016	49.1	244.4	...	Yes
132	1	Diabetes	D-16.2. Persons with prediabetes who are trying to lose weight (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	50.0	2005–2008	58.7	2013–2016	55.0	174.0	...	Yes
133	3	Diabetes	D-16.3. Persons with prediabetes who reduce fat or calories in their diet (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	48.5	2005–2008	51.0	2013–2016	53.4	51.0	...	No
134	1	Disability and Health	DH-1. Core data systems with standard questions to identify people with disabilities (number)	4	2010	10	2018	8	150.0	…	…
135	1	Disability and Health	DH-2.1. State health promotion programs for persons with disabilities (number of states and the District of Columbia)	16	2010	19	2019	18	150.0	…	…
136	2	Disability and Health	DH-2.2. State surveillance programs for caregivers (number of states and the District of Columbia)	6	2010	12	2017	51	13.3	…	…
137	5	Disability and Health	DH-2.3. State health promotion programs for caregivers (number of states and the District of Columbia)	0	2010	…		16	…	…	…
138	5	Disability and Health	DH-3. Public health schools and programs that offer graduate-level studies in disability and health (percent)	50.0	2011	…		55.0	…	…	…
139	1	Disability and Health	DH-4. Barriers to primary care (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	47.2	2009	41.6	2017	42.5	119.1	…	Yes
140	3	Disability and Health	DH-5. Youth with special health care needs receiving pediatric-to-adult health care transition planning (percent, ages 12–17 years)	41.2	2005–2006	40.0	2009–2010	45.3	…	2.9	No
141	3	Disability and Health	DH-6. Persons with epilepsy and uncontrolled seizures receiving appropriate medical care (percent, ages 18 and over)	57.7	2010	60.1	2017	63.5	41.4	…	No
142	2	Disability and Health	DH-7. Inappropriate medication use among older adults with disabilities (percent, ages 65 and over)	18.0	2009	13.9	2016	10.8	56.9	…	Yes
143	5	Disability and Health	DH-8. Adults with disabilities with barriers to health and wellness programs (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	76.8	2011	…		69.1	…	…	…
144	1	Disability and Health	DH-11. All occupied homes with a no-step entrance (percent)	42.1	2007	51.3	2017	46.3	219.0	…	…
145	2	Disability and Health	DH-12.1. Adults with disabilities living in congregate care facilities (number, ages 22 and over)	57,462	2008	39,705	2016	31,604	68.7	…	…
146	1	Disability and Health	DH-12.2. Children and youth with disabilities living in congregate care facilities (number, ages 21 years and under)	20,762	2009	13,399	2017	18,686	354.7	…	…
147	2	Disability and Health	DH-14. Inclusion of children and youth with disabilities in regular education programs (percent, ages 6–21 years)	56.8	2007–2008	63.5	2017–2018	73.8	39.4	…	…
148	1	Disability and Health	DH-15. Unemployment rate for persons with disabilities (percent, ages 16–64)	15.6	2009	8.7	2018	14.0	431.3	…	Yes
149	3	Disability and Health	DH-16. Employment rate for persons with disabilities (percent, ages 16–64)	29.7	2009	30.4	2018	32.7	23.3	…	No
150	3	Disability and Health	DH-17. Adults with disabilities receiving sufficient social and emotional support (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	69.5	2008	70.0	2010	76.5	7.1	…	No
151	1	Disability and Health	DH-18. Adults with disabilities with serious psychological distress (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	14.4	2010	12.3	2017	13.0	150.0	…	No
152	4	Disability and Health	DH-19. Persons with disabilities with nonfatal unintentional injuries requiring medical care (age-adjusted percent, ages 5 years and over)	5.7	2010	7.2	2017	5.1	…	26.3	Yes
153	1	Disability and Health	DH-20. Children with disabilities receiving early intervention services (percent, ages 0–2 years)	91.0	2007	97.2	2017	95.0	155.0	…	…
154	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-2.2. Children who talk and share ideas with parents (percent, ages 6–17 years)	69.8	2007	70.4	2011–2012	76.8	8.6	...	No
155	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-2.3. Children whose family reads to them every day (percent, ages 0–5 years)	47.8	2007	47.9	2011–2012	52.6	2.1	...	No
156	2	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-2.4. Children whose doctor asked their parents about concerns regarding the child's development (percent, ages 0–5 years)	48.0	2007	51.8	2011–2012	52.8	79.2	...	Yes
157	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.1.1. Elementary schools requiring newly hired staff who teach health topics to have training in health education (percent)	35.2	2006	36.2	2014	38.7	28.6	...	No
158	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.1.2. Middle schools requiring newly hired staff who teach health topics to have training in health education (percent)	56.9	2006	54.0	2014	62.6	...	5.1	No
159	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.1.3. High schools requiring newly hired staff who teach health topics to have training in health education (percent)	76.8	2006	70.6	2014	84.5	...	8.1	No
160	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.2.1. Elementary schools requiring newly hired staff who teach health topics to be certified in health education (percent)	32.5	2006	29.6	2014	35.8	...	8.9	No
161	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.2.2. Middle schools requiring newly hired staff who teach health topics to be certified in health education (percent)	50.7	2006	47.4	2014	55.8	...	6.5	No
162	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.2.3. High schools requiring newly hired staff who teach health topics to be certified in health education (percent)	72.8	2006	73.1	2014	80.1	4.1	...	No
163	4	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.3.1. Elementary schools requiring health education instruction to meet national standards for cumulative time (percent)	7.5	2006	1.7	2014	11.5	...	77.3	Yes
164	4	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.3.2. Middle schools requiring health education instruction to meet national standards for cumulative time (percent)	10.3	2006	4.2	2014	14.3	...	59.2	Yes
165	3	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.3.3. High schools requiring health education instruction to meet national standards for cumulative time (percent)	6.5	2006	5.5	2014	10.5	...	15.4	No
166	4	Early and Middle Childhood	EMC-4.4. Health education classes taught by a teacher who has had professional development related to teaching skills for behavior change in past 2 years (percent)	52.5	2006	41.2	2014	57.8	...	21.5	Yes
167	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.1. Schools providing health education in all priority areas (percent, grades K–12)	25.6	2006	20.5	2014	28.2	...	19.9	Yes
168	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.2. Schools providing health education to prevent unintentional injury (percent, grades K–12)	81.7	2006	69.2	2014	89.9	...	15.3	Yes
169	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.3. Schools providing health education to prevent violence (percent, grades grades K–12)	81.9	2006	77.3	2014	90.1	...	5.6	Yes
170	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.4. Schools providing health education to prevent suicide (percent, grades K–12)	43.9	2006	39.1	2014	48.3	...	10.9	No
171	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.5. Schools providing health education to prevent tobacco use and addiction (percent, grades K–12)	81.0	2006	65.7	2014	89.1	...	18.9	Yes
172	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.6. Schools providing health education to prevent alcohol and other drug use (percent, grades K–12)	81.7	2006	62.3	2014	89.9	...	23.7	Yes
173	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.7. Schools providing health education to prevent unintended pregnancy, HIV/AIDS, and STDs (percent, grades K–12)	39.3	2006	31.0	2014	43.2	...	21.1	Yes
174	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.8. Schools providing health education to prevent unhealthy dietary patterns (percent, grades K–12)	84.3	2006	74.1	2014	92.7	...	12.1	Yes
175	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-2.9. Schools providing health education to prevent inadequate physical activity (percent, grades K–12)	79.2	2006	67.2	2014	87.1	...	15.2	Yes
176	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-3.1. Schools providing health education goals that address health promotion and disease prevention (percent, grades K–12)	78.5	2006	71.5	2014	100.0	...	8.9	Yes
177	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-3.2. Schools providing health education goals that address skills in accessing health-promoting products and services (percent, grades K–12)	69.4	2006	61.1	2014	100.0	...	12.0	Yes
178	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-3.3. Schools providing health education goals that address skills in advocating for health (percent, grades K–12)	74.4	2006	65.8	2014	100.0	...	11.6	Yes
179	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-3.4. Schools providing health education, goals that address skills in analyzing the cultural influence on health (percent, grades K–12)	68.8	2006	68.3	2014	100.0	...	0.7	No
180	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-3.5. Schools providing health education goals that address skills in health-enhancing behaviors (percent, grades K–12)	80.0	2006	73.8	2014	100.0	...	7.8	Yes
181	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-3.6. Schools providing health education goals addressing skills in goal-setting to enhance health (percent, grades K–12)	77.4	2006	69.5	2014	100.0	...	10.2	Yes
182	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-3.7. Schools providing health education goals that address skills in interpersonal communication to enhance health (percent, grades K–12)	75.9	2006	68.9	2014	100.0	...	9.2	Yes
183	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-4.1. Schools providing health education in hand hygiene (percent, grades K–12)	83.4	2006	82.2	2014	91.7	...	1.4	No
184	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-4.2. Schools providing health education in oral health (percent, grades K–12)	64.8	2006	63.4	2014	71.3	...	2.2	No
185	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-4.3. Schools providing health education in growth and development (percent, grades K–12)	76.0	2006	69.9	2014	83.6	...	8.0	Yes
186	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-4.4. Schools providing health education in sun safety and skin cancer prevention (percent, grades K–12)	72.4	2006	66.0	2014	79.6	...	8.8	Yes
187	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-4.5. Schools providing health education in the benefits of rest and sleep (percent, grades K–12)	90.2	2006	88.2	2014	99.2	...	2.2	No
188	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-4.6. Schools providing health education in vision and hearing loss prevention (percent, grades K–12)	49.4	2006	35.0	2014	54.3	...	29.1	Yes
189	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-4.7. Schools providing health education in the need for health screenings and checkups (percent, grades K–12)	60.6	2006	61.0	2014	66.7	6.6	...	No
190	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-5.1. Schools with a nurse-to-student ratio of at least 1:750 (percent, grades K–12)	40.6	2006	51.1	2014	44.7	256.1	...	No
191	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-5.2. Senior high schools with a nurse-to-student ratio of at least 1:750 (percent)	33.5	2006	37.9	2014	36.9	129.4	...	No
192	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-5.3. Middle schools with a nurse-to-student ratio of at least 1:750 (percent)	43.9	2006	47.5	2014	48.3	81.8	...	No
193	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-5.4. Elementary schools with a nurse-to-student ratio of at least 1:750 (percent)	41.4	2006	58.1	2014	45.5	407.3	...	No
194	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-6. Persons completing high school (percent, ages 18–24)	89.0	2007	93.6	2018	97.9	51.7	...	Yes
195	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.1. College and university students receiving information on all priority health-risk behavior areas (percent)	9.6	2009	10.8	2014	10.6	120.0	...	Yes
196	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.2. Students receiving information on unintentional injury from their college or university (percent)	29.6	2009	32.9	2014	32.6	110.0	...	Yes
197	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.3. Students receiving information on violence from their college or university (percent)	37.9	2009	42.3	2014	41.7	115.8	...	Yes
198	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.4. Students receiving information on suicide from their college or university (percent)	32.6	2009	39.6	2014	35.9	212.1	...	Yes
199	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.5. Students receiving information on tobacco use and addiction from their college or university (percent)	35.9	2009	39.2	2014	39.5	91.7	...	Yes
200	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.6. Students receiving information on alcohol and other drug use from their college or university (percent)	75.1	2009	78.5	2014	82.6	45.3	...	Yes
201	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.7. Students receiving information on unintended pregnancy from their college or university (percent)	44.0	2009	46.5	2014	48.4	56.8	...	Yes
202	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.8. Students receiving information on HIV/AIDS and STDs from their college or university (percent)	57.6	2009	58.4	2014	63.4	13.8	...	No
203	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.9. Students receiving information on unhealthy dietary patterns from their college or university (percent)	57.3	2009	57.5	2014	63.0	3.5	...	No
204	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-7.10. Students receiving information on inadequate physical activity from their college or university (percent)	60.5	2009	61.8	2014	66.6	21.3	...	Yes
205	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.1. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in injury (percent)	76.6	2008	...		84.3	...	...	...
206	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.2. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in violence (percent)	66.9	2008	...		73.5	...	...	...
207	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.3. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in mental illness (percent)	63.2	2008	...		69.5	...	...	...
208	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.4. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in tobacco (percent)	88.0	2008	...		96.7	...	...	...
209	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.5. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in substance abuse (percent)	68.9	2008	...		75.8	...	...	...
210	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.6. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in unintended pregnancy (percent)	81.3	2008	...		89.4	...	...	...
211	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.7. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in chronic disease programs (percent)	82.6	2008	...		90.8	...	...	...
212	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.8. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in nutrition (percent)	86.1	2008	...		94.7	...	...	...
213	5	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-10.9. Community-based organizations providing primary prevention services in physical activity (percent)	80.5	2008	...		88.5	...	...	...
214	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-12.1. MD-granting medical schools with course content in counseling for health promotion and disease prevention (percent)	95.2	2008	96.7	2019	100.0	31.3	...	...
215	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-12.2. MD-granting medical schools with course content in cultural diversity (percent)	99.2	2008	100.0	2019	100.0	100.0	...	...
216	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-12.3. MD-granting medical schools with course content in evaluation of health sciences literature (percent)	93.7	2008	98.7	2019	100.0	79.4	...	...
217	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-12.4. MD-granting medical schools with course content in environmental health (percent)	85.7	2008	85.4	2019	94.3	...	0.4	...
218	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-12.5. MD-granting medical schools with course content in public health systems (percent)	78.6	2008	95.4	2019	86.5	212.7	...	...
219	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-12.6. MD-granting medical schools with course content in global health (percent)	77.8	2008	92.7	2019	85.6	191.0	...	...
220	6	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-13.1. DO-granting medical schools with course content in counseling for health promotion/disease prevention (percent)	100.0	2009	97.4	2018	...	...	...	...
221	6	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-13.2. DO-granting medical schools with course content in cultural diversity (percent)	100.0	2009	100.0	2018	...	...	...	...
222	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-13.3. DO-granting medical schools with course content in evaluation of health sciences literature (percent)	92.9	2009	100.0	2018	100.0	100.0	...	...
223	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-13.4. DO-granting medical schools with course content in environmental health (percent)	64.3	2009	92.3	2018	70.7	437.5	...	...
224	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-13.5. DO-granting medical schools with course content in public health systems (percent)	82.1	2009	89.7	2018	90.4	91.6	...	...
225	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-13.6. DO-granting medical schools with course content in global health (percent)	46.4	2009	82.1	2018	51.1	759.6	...	...
226	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-14.1. Undergraduate nursing programs with course content in counseling for health promotion and disease prevention (percent)	99	2009	98	2019	100	...	1.0	...
227	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-14.2. Undergraduate nursing programs with course content in cultural diversity (percent)	98	2009	97	2019	100	...	1.0	...
228	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-14.3. Undergraduate nursing programs with course content in evaluation of health sciences literature (percent)	97	2009	98	2019	100	33.3	...	...
229	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-14.4. Undergraduate nursing programs with course content in environmental health (percent)	94	2009	95	2019	100	16.7	...	...
230	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-14.5. Undergraduate nursing programs with course content in public health systems (percent)	97	2009	95	2019	100	...	2.1	...
231	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-14.6. Undergraduate nursing programs with course content in global health (percent)	93	2009	92	2019	100	...	1.1	...
232	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-15.1. Nurse practitioner programs with course content in counseling for health promotion and disease prevention (percent)	95.8	2008	94.7	2019	100.0	...	1.1	...
233	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-15.2. Nurse practitioner programs with course content in cultural diversity (percent)	96.6	2008	99.0	2019	100.0	70.6	...	...
234	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-15.3. Nurse practitioner programs with course content in evaluation of health sciences literature (percent)	98.1	2008	96.8	2019	100.0	...	1.3	...
235	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-15.4. Nurse practitioner programs with course content in environmental health (percent)	74.3	2008	82.1	2019	81.7	105.4	...	...
236	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-15.5. Nurse practitioner programs with course content in public health systems (percent)	81.5	2008	90.5	2019	89.7	109.8	...	...
237	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-15.6. Nurse practitioner programs with course content in global health (percent)	72.5	2008	76.8	2019	79.8	58.9	...	...
238	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-16.1. Physician assistant programs with course content in counseling for health promotion and disease prevention (percent)	97	2010	100	2015–2016	100	100.0	...	...
239	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-16.2. Physician assistant programs with course content in cultural diversity (percent)	99	2010	100	2015–2016	100	100.0	...	...
240	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-16.3. Physician assistant programs with course content in evaluation of health sciences literature (percent)	99	2010	99	2015–2016	100	...	0.0	...
241	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-16.4. Physician assistant programs with course content in environmental health (percent)	53	2010	63	2014	58.3	188.7	...	...
242	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-16.5. Physician assistant programs with course content in public health systems (percent)	89	2010	100	2015–2016	97.9	123.6	...	...
243	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-16.6. Physician assistant programs with course content in global health (percent)	49	2010	63	2014	53.9	285.7	...	...
244	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-17.1. Pharmacist training with course content in counseling for health promotion and disease prevention (percent)	98.4	2012	99.3	2018	100.0	56.2	...	...
245	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-17.2. Pharmacist training with course content in cultural diversity (percent)	94.4	2012	98.6	2018	100.0	75.0	...	...
246	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-17.3. Pharmacist training with course content in evaluation of health sciences literature (percent)	99.2	2012	100	2018	100.0	100.0	...	...
247	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-17.4. Pharmacist training with course content in environmental health (percent)	75.0	2012	88.8	2018	82.5	184.0	...	...
248	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-17.5. Pharmacist training with course content in public health systems (percent)	92.7	2012	98.6	2018	100.0	80.8	...	...
249	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-17.6. Pharmacist training with course content in global health (percent)	75.0	2012	93.7	2018	82.5	249.3	...	...
250	3	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-18.1. Dentist training with course content in counseling for health promotion and disease prevention (percent)	98.3	2010	98.1	2019	100.0	...	0.2	...
251	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-18.2. Dentist training with course content in cultural diversity (percent)	93.1	2010	98.1	2019	100.0	72.5	...	...
252	6	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-18.3. Dentist training with course content in evaluation of health sciences literature (percent)	100.0	2010	100.0	2019	...	...	...	...
253	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-18.4. Dentist training with course content in environmental health (percent)	58.6	2010	71.2	2019	64.5	213.6	...	...
254	2	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-18.5. Dentist training with course content in public health systems (percent)	84.5	2010	90.4	2019	93.0	69.4	...	...
255	1	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-18.6. Dentist training with course content in global health (percent)	70.7	2010	78.8	2019	77.8	114.1	...	...
256	4	Educational and Community-Based Programs	ECBP-19. Health professions education programs that include interprofessional educational experiences (percent)	33.3	2010	29.7	2015	36.6	...	10.8	...
257	1	Environmental Health	EH-1. Air Quality Index greater than 100 (number of days, weighted by population and Air Quality Index value)	7,603,280,922	2006–2008	4,295,962,018	2016–2018	6,842,952,830	435.0	...	...
258	1	Environmental Health	EH-2.1. Trips to work by bicycling (percent)	0.5	2008	0.6	2017	0.6	100.0	...	...
259	3	Environmental Health	EH-2.2. Trips to work by walking (percent)	2.8	2008	2.7	2017	3.1	...	3.6	...
260	3	Environmental Health	EH-2.3. Trips to work by mass transit (percent)	5.0	2008	5.0	2017	5.5	...	0.0	...
261	2	Environmental Health	EH-2.4. Persons who telecommute (percent)	4.1	2008	4.4	2016	5.3	25.0	...	...
262	5	Environmental Health	EH-3.1. Airborne toxic emissions from mobile sources (number, tons)	1,800,000	2005	...		1,000,000	...	...	...
263	5	Environmental Health	EH-3.2. Airborne toxic emissions from area sources (number, tons)	1,300,000	2005	...		1,700,000	...	...	...
264	5	Environmental Health	EH-3.3. Airborne toxic emissions from major sources (number, tons)	800,000	2005	...		700,000	...	...	...
265	1	Environmental Health	EH-4. Persons receiving safe drinking water from community systems (percent)	92.0	2008	93.5	2013	91.0	...	...	...
266	4	Environmental Health	EH-5. Waterborne disease outbreaks in community water systems (number)	7	1999–2008	30	2013–2014	2	...	328.6	...
267	1	Environmental Health	EH-6. Water conservation (per capita daily gallons of domestic water usage)	99.0	2005	82.0	2015	89.1	171.7	...	...
268	3	Environmental Health	EH-7. Beaches open and safe for swimming (percentage of days during beach season)	95.0	2008	94.7	2017	96.0	...	0.3	...
269	1	Environmental Health	EH-8.1. Concentration of blood lead among children in the 97.5 percentile (µg/dL, ages 1–5 years)	5.8	2005–2008	3.3	2013–2016	5.2	416.7	...	No
270	1	Environmental Health	EH-8.2. Mean blood lead levels in children (geometric mean, ages 1–5 years)	1.8	2003–2004	0.8	2015–2016	1.6	500.0	...	Yes
271	2	Environmental Health	EH-9. Hazardous sites on the National Priority List—Superfund sites (number)	1,279	2010	1,212	2018	1,151	52.3	...	...
272	2	Environmental Health	EH-10. Visits to a health care facility for pesticide exposure (number of visits)	14,963	2008	14,317	2017	9,819	12.6	...	...
273	3	Environmental Health	EH-11. Toxic pollutants released into the environment (tons)	1,944,200	2008	1,939,245	2017	1,749,780	2.5	...	...
274	2	Environmental Health	EH-12. Recycled municipal solid waste (percent)	33.2	2008	34.7	2015	36.5	45.5	...	...
275	5	Environmental Health	EH-13.1. Indoor cockroach allergen levels (per grams of settled dust)	0.51	2006	...		0.46	...	...	...
276	5	Environmental Health	EH-13.2. Indoor mouse allergen levels (per grams of settled dust)	0.16	2006	...		0.14	...	...	...
277	2	Environmental Health	EH-14. Homes with operating radon mitigation systems (percent)	10.2	2007	16.0	2012	30.0	29.3	...	...
278	2	Environmental Health	EH-15. New homes with radon-resistant construction (percent)	28.6	2007	36.0	2012	100.0	10.4	...	...
279	3	Environmental Health	EH-16.1. Schools with an indoor air quality management program (percent)	51.4	2006	46.4	2014	56.5	...	9.7	No
280	1	Environmental Health	EH-16.2. Schools with a mold management plan (percent)	67.0	2006	78.2	2014	73.7	167.2	...	Yes
281	3	Environmental Health	EH-16.3. Schools with a hazardous materials plan (percent)	85.9	2006	84.5	2014	94.5	...	1.6	No
282	3	Environmental Health	EH-16.4. Schools using spot treatments and baiting rather than widespread pesticide application (percent)	57.9	2006	54.5	2014	63.7	...	5.9	No
283	3	Environmental Health	EH-16.5. Schools marking areas treated with pesticides (percent)	56.2	2006	52.5	2014	61.8	...	6.6	No
284	4	Environmental Health	EH-16.6. Schools informing students and staff prior to pesticide application (percent)	65.4	2006	35.6	2014	71.9	...	45.6	Yes
285	4	Environmental Health	EH-16.7. Schools inspecting drinking water outlets for lead (percent)	55.7	2006	45.8	2014	61.3	...	17.8	Yes
286	4	Environmental Health	EH-16.8. Schools inspecting drinking water outlets for bacteria (percent)	58.8	2006	51.4	2014	64.7	...	12.6	Yes
287	4	Environmental Health	EH-16.9. Schools inspecting drinking water outlets for coliforms (percent)	55.2	2006	48.5	2014	60.7	...	12.1	Yes
288	5	Environmental Health	EH-18.1. U.S. homes with lead-based paint (number)	37,000,000	2005–2006	...		33,300,000	...	...	...
289	5	Environmental Health	EH-18.2. U.S. homes with paint-lead hazards (number)	15,300,000	2005–2006	...		13,770,000	...	...	...
290	5	Environmental Health	EH-18.3. U.S. homes with dust-lead hazards (number)	13,700,000	2005–2006	...		12,330,000	...	...	...
291	5	Environmental Health	EH-18.4. U.S. homes with soil-lead hazards (number)	3,800,000	2005–2006	...		3,420,000	...	...	...
292	2	Environmental Health	EH-19. Occupied housing units with moderate or severe physical problems (percent)	5.2	2007	5.1	2013	4.2	10.0	...	...
293	2	Environmental Health	EH-20.1. Exposure to arsenic (µg/g of creatinine, ages 6 years and over)	20.0	2003–2004	16.2	2015–2016	14.0	63.3	...	...
294	2	Environmental Health	EH-20.2. Exposure to cadmium (µg/L, ages 1 year and over)	1.60	2003–2004	1.22	2015–2016	1.12	79.2	...	...
295	1	Environmental Health	EH-20.3. Exposure to lead (µg/dL, ages 1 year and over)	4.20	2003–2004	2.75	2015–2016	2.94	115.1	...	...
296	1	Environmental Health	EH-20.4. Exposure to mercury among children (µg/L, ages 1–5 years)	1.80	2003–2004	1.06	2015–2016	1.26	137.0	...	...
297	5	Environmental Health	EH-20.5. Exposure to mercury among females (µg/L, ages 16–49 years)	4.60	2001–2002	...		3.22	...	...	...
298	2	Environmental Health	EH-20.9. Exposure to para-nitrophenol (methyl parathion and parathions) (µg/g of creatinine, ages 6 years and over)	2.98	2001–2002	2.62	2009–2010	2.02	37.5	...	...
299	1	Environmental Health	EH-20.10. Exposure to 3,4,6-trichloro-2-pyridinol (chlorpyrifos) (µg/g of creatinine, ages 6 years and over)	9.27	2001–2002	3.53	2009–2010	6.45	203.5	...	...
300	4	Environmental Health	EH-20.11. Exposure to 3-phenoxybenzoic acid (µg/g of creatinine, ages 6 years and over)	3.35	2001–2002	5.44	2009–2010	2.32	...	62.4	...
301	1	Environmental Health	EH-20.15. Exposure to bisphenol A (µg/g of creatinine, ages 6 years and over)	11.20	2003–2004	5.09	2013–2014	7.84	181.8	...	...
302	2	Environmental Health	EH-20.16. Exposure to perchlorate (µg/g of creatinine, ages 6 years and over)	12.4	2003–2004	10.7	2013–2014	8.4	42.5	...	...
303	1	Environmental Health	EH-20.17. Exposure to mono-n-butyl phthalate (µg/g of creatinine, ages 6 years and over)	91.6	2003–2004	36.1	2015–2016	64.1	202.0	...	...
304	5	Environmental Health	EH-20.18. Exposure to BDE 47, (2,2',4,4'-tetrabromodiphenyl ether) (ng/g of lipid, ages 12 years and over)	163.0	2003–2004	...		114.1	...	...	...
305	3	Environmental Health	EH-21. Use of information systems to monitor environmental health (number of states and District of Columbia)	23	2010	25	2017	51	7.1	...	...
306	2	Environmental Health	EH-22.1. Monitoring diseases or conditions caused by lead poisoning (number of states, territories, and District of Columbia)	37	2009	51	2011	56	73.7	...	...
307	4	Environmental Health	EH-22.2. Monitoring diseases or conditions caused by pesticide exposure (number of states, territories, and District of Columbia)	27	2009	24	2011	56	...	11.1	...
308	3	Environmental Health	EH-22.3. Monitoring conditions caused by mercury poisoning (number of states, territories, and District of Columbia)	23	2009	22	2011	56	...	4.3	...
309	3	Environmental Health	EH-22.4. Monitoring diseases or conditions caused by arsenic poisoning (number of states, territories, and District of Columbia)	19	2009	18	2011	56	...	5.3	...
310	4	Environmental Health	EH-22.5. Monitoring diseases or conditions caused by cadmium poisoning (number of states, territories, and District of Columbia)	19	2009	15	2011	56	...	21.1	...
311	4	Environmental Health	EH-22.6. Monitoring diseases or conditions caused by acute chemical poisoning (number of states, territories, and District of Columbia)	9	2009	8	2011	56	...	11.1	...
312	4	Environmental Health	EH-22.7. Monitoring diseases or conditions caused by carbon monoxide poisoning (number of states, territories, and District of Columbia)	16	2009	14	2011	56	...	12.5	...
313	5	Environmental Health	EH-23. Public schools located within 150 meters of major highways in the United States (percent)	3.3	2010–2011	...		3.0	...	...	...
314	1	Environmental Health	EH-24. Global burden of disease (number of deaths)	1,900,000	2005	1,400,000	2016	1,710,000	263.2	...	...
315	2	Family Planning	FP-1. Intended pregnancy (percent, females ages 15–44)	51.0	2002	54.7	2011	56.0	74.0	...	...
316	2	Family Planning	FP-2. Females experiencing pregnancy due to contraceptive failure (percent, ages 15–44)	12.4	2002	10.3	2006–2010	9.9	84.0	...	...
317	2	Family Planning	FP-3.1. Publicly funded family planning clinics offering a full range of contraceptive methods onsite (percent)	53.6	2010	59.1	2015	67.0	41.0	...	...
318	2	Family Planning	FP-3.2. Publicly funded family planning clinics providing emergency contraception onsite (percent)	79.7	2003	85.4	2015	87.7	71.3	...	...
319	3	Family Planning	FP-5. Pregnancies conceived within 18 months of a previous birth (percent, females ages 15–44)	33.1	2006–2010	33.8	2015–2017	29.8	...	2.1	No
320	4	Family Planning	FP-6. Contraceptive use at most recent sexual intercourse by females at risk of unintended pregnancy or use by their partners (percent, females ages 15–44)	83.3	2006–2010	79.6	2015–2017	91.6	...	4.4	Yes
321	3	Family Planning	FP-7.1. Sexually active females receiving reproductive health services (percent, ages 15–44)	78.6	2006–2010	78.0	2015–2017	86.5	...	0.8	No
322	4	Family Planning	FP-7.2. Sexually active males receiving reproductive health services (percent, ages 15–44)	14.8	2006–2010	11.1	2015–2017	16.3	...	25.0	Yes
323	1	Family Planning	FP-8.1. Pregnancy among adolescent females (per 1,000 population, ages 15–17)	40.2	2005	20.8	2013	36.2	485.0	...	...
324	1	Family Planning	FP-8.2. Pregnancy among adolescent females (per 1,000 population, ages 18–19)	116.2	2005	76.1	2013	104.6	345.7	...	...
325	3	Family Planning	FP-9.1. Adolescent females who have never had sexual intercourse (percent, ages 15–17)	72.9	2006–2010	76.4	2015–2017	80.2	47.9	...	No
326	3	Family Planning	FP-9.2. Adolescent males who have never had sexual intercourse (percent, ages 15–17)	72.0	2006–2010	76.9	2015–2017	79.2	68.1	...	No
327	3	Family Planning	FP-9.3. Adolescent females who have never had sexual intercourse (percent, ages 15 and under)	85.4	2006–2010	90.4	2015–2017	93.9	58.8	...	No
328	3	Family Planning	FP-9.4. Adolescent males who have never had sexual intercourse (percent, ages 15 and under)	84.3	2006–2010	89.3	2015–2017	92.7	59.5	...	No
329	3	Family Planning	FP-10.1. Condom use at first intercourse by sexually experienced adolescent females (percent, ages 15–19)	68.0	2006–2010	63.4	2015–2017	74.8	...	6.8	No
330	3	Family Planning	FP-10.2. Condom use at first intercourse by sexually experienced adolescent males (percent, ages 15–19)	79.6	2006–2010	82.4	2015–2017	87.6	35.0	...	No
331	3	Family Planning	FP-10.3. Condom use at last intercourse by sexually active adolescent females (percent, ages 15–19)	50.5	2006–2010	47.8	2015–2017	55.6	...	5.3	No
332	3	Family Planning	FP-10.4. Condom use at last intercourse by sexually active adolescent males (percent, ages 15–19)	74.1	2006–2010	67.7	2015–2017	81.5	...	8.6	No
333	1	Family Planning	FP-11.1. Condom and hormonal contraception use at first intercourse by sexually experienced adolescent females (percent, ages 15–19)	14.0	2006–2010	18.4	2011–2015	15.4	314.3	...	No
334	1	Family Planning	FP-11.2. Condom and hormonal contraception use at first intercourse by sexually experienced adolescent males (percent, ages 15–19)	15.7	2006–2010	20.4	2015–2017	17.3	293.7	...	No
335	3	Family Planning	FP-11.3. Condom and hormonal contraception use at last intercourse by sexually active adolescent females (percent, ages 15–19)	18.3	2006–2010	19.4	2011–2015	20.1	61.1	...	No
336	3	Family Planning	FP-11.4. Condom and hormonal contraception use at last intercourse by sexually active adolescent males (percent, ages 15–19)	32.1	2006–2010	29.8	2015–2017	35.3	...	7.2	No
337	4	Family Planning	FP-12.1. Adolescent females who received formal education on abstinence before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	88.7	2006–2010	81.3	2015–2017	97.6	...	8.3	Yes
338	3	Family Planning	FP-12.2. Adolescent males who received formal education on abstinence before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	82.5	2006–2010	78.6	2015–2017	90.8	...	4.7	No
339	4	Family Planning	FP-12.3. Adolescent females who received formal education on birth control before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	70.5	2006–2010	62.7	2015–2017	77.6	...	11.1	Yes
340	3	Family Planning	FP-12.4. Adolescent males who received formal education on birth control before age 18 (percent, 15–19)	60.8	2006–2010	61.7	2015–2017	66.9	14.8	...	No
341	4	Family Planning	FP-12.5. Adolescent females who received formal education on HIV/AIDS prevention before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	89.3	2006–2010	82.9	2015–2017	98.2	...	7.2	Yes
342	3	Family Planning	FP-12.6. Adolescent males who received formal education on HIV/AIDS prevention before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	87.9	2006–2010	85.7	2015–2017	96.7	...	2.5	No
343	3	Family Planning	FP-12.7. Adolescent females who received formal education on STDs before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	93.8	2006–2010	90.2	2015–2017	95.8	...	3.8	No
344	3	Family Planning	FP-12.8. Adolescent males who received formal education on STDs before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	91.8	2006–2010	93.1	2015–2017	93.8	65.0	...	No
345	3	Family Planning	FP-13.1. Adolescent females who talked to a parent or guardian about abstinence before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	61.4	2006–2010	59.5	2015–2017	67.5	...	3.1	No
346	3	Family Planning	FP-13.2. Adolescent males who talked to a parent or guardian about abstinence before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	41.2	2006–2010	39.2	2015–2017	45.3	...	4.9	No
347	3	Family Planning	FP-13.3. Adolescent females who talked to a parent or guardian about birth control before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	51.0	2006–2010	50.5	2015–2017	56.1	...	1.0	No
348	1	Family Planning	FP-13.4. Adolescent males who talked to a parent or guardian about birth control before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	29.2	2006–2010	32.9	2015–2017	32.1	127.6	...	No
349	3	Family Planning	FP-13.5. Adolescent females who talked to a parent or guardian about HIV/AIDS prevention before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	40.9	2006–2010	38.0	2015–2017	45.0	...	7.1	No
350	3	Family Planning	FP-13.6. Adolescent males who talked to a parent or guardian about HIV/AIDS prevention before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	37.8	2006–2010	35.0	2015–2017	41.6	...	7.4	No
351	3	Family Planning	FP-13.7. Adolescent females who talked to a parent or guardian about STDs before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	54.2	2006–2010	54.4	2015–2017	59.6	3.7	...	No
352	3	Family Planning	FP-13.8. Adolescent males who talked to a parent or guardian about STDs before age 18 (percent, ages 15–19)	48.1	2006–2010	50.6	2015–2017	52.9	52.1	...	No
353	3	Family Planning	FP-14.1. States with income-eligibility levels for Medicaid family planning services at or above 133% of the poverty threshold (number)	41	2015	41	2017	51	...	0.0	...
354	4	Family Planning	FP-14.2. States with income-eligibility levels for Medicaid family planning services at or above 185% of the poverty threshold (number)	22	2015	19	2017	24	...	13.6	...
355	4	Family Planning	FP-15. Females receiving needed publicly supported contraceptive services and supplies (percent, ages 13–44 years)	53.8	2006	42.9	2015	64.5	...	20.3	...
356	3	Family Planning	FP-16.1. Females at risk of unintended pregnancy using effective contraception (percent, ages 20–44)	61.2	2011–2015	60.2	2015–2017	69.3	...	1.6	No
357	1	Family Planning	FP-16.2. Females at risk of unintended pregnancy using effective contraception (percent, ages 15–19)	45.4	2011–2015	56.3	2015–2017	54.1	125.3	...	Yes
358	2	Food Safety	FS-1.1. Campylobacter (italics) species infections transmitted commonly through food (per 100,000 population)	12.7	2006–2008	12.2	2017	8.5	11.9	...	...
359	2	Food Safety	FS-1.2. Escherichia coli (italics) O157:H7 infections commonly transmitted through food (per 100,000 population)	1.2	2006–2008	0.9	2017	0.6	50.0	...	...
360	3	Food Safety	FS-1.3. Listeria monocytogenes (italics) infections commonly transmitted through food (per 100,000 population)	0.3	2006–2008	0.3	2017	0.2	...	0.0	...
361	2	Food Safety	FS-1.4. Salmonella (italics) species infections commonly transmitted through food (per 100,000 population)	15.0	2006–2008	14.5	2017	11.4	13.9	...	...
362	2	Food Safety	FS-1.5. Postdiarrheal hemolytic uremic syndrome in children under age 5 years (per 100,000 population)	2.0	2006–2008	1.3	2016	1.0	70.0	...	...
363	4	Food Safety	FS-1.6. Vibrio (italics) species infections transmitted commonly through food (per 100,000 population)	0.3	2006–2008	0.5	2017	0.2	...	66.7	...
364	4	Food Safety	FS-1.7. Yersinia (italics) species infections transmitted through food (per 100,000 population)	0.4	2006–2008	0.5	2017	0.3	...	25.0	...
365	1	Food Safety	FS-2.1. Outbreak-associated infections due to Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (italics) O157, Campylobacter (italics), Listeria (italics), or Salmonella (italics) species associated with beef (number)	303	2006–2008	70	2017	273	776.7	...	...
366	1	Food Safety	FS-2.2. Outbreak-associated infections due to Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (italics) O157, Campylobacter (italics), Listeria (italics), or Salmonella (italics) species associated with dairy (number)	773	2006–2008	62	2017	696	923.4	...	...
367	1	Food Safety	FS-2.3. Outbreak-associated infections due to Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (italics) O157, Campylobacter (italics), Listeria (italics), or Salmonella (italics) species associated with fruits and nuts (number)	779	2006–2008	492	2017	701	367.9	...	...
368	4	Food Safety	FS-2.4. Outbreak-associated infections due to Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (italics) O157, Campylobacter (italics), Listeria (italics), or Salmonella (italics) species associated with leafy vegetables (number)	215	2006–2008	274	2017	194	...	27.4	...
369	4	Food Safety	FS-2.5. Outbreak-associated infections due to Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (italics) O157, Campylobacter (italics), Listeria (italics), or Salmonella (italics) species associated with poultry (number)	205	2006–2008	1,317	2017	185	...	542.4	...
370	4	Food Safety	FS-3.1. Nontyphoidal Salmonella (italics) from humans with reduced susceptibility to ciprofloxacin (fluoroquinolone) (percent of isolates)	2.6	2006–2008	7.5	2017	2.6	...	188.5	...
371	1	Food Safety	FS-3.2. Nontyphoidal Salmonella (italics) from humans resistant to ceftriaxone (third-generation cephalosporin) (percent of isolates)	3.3	2006–2008	3.3	2017	3.3	...	...	...
372	1	Food Safety	FS-3.3. Nontyphoidal Salmonella (italics) from humans resistant to gentamicin (percent of isolates)	1.9	2006–2008	0.9	2017	1.9	...	...	...
373	1	Food Safety	FS-3.4. Nontyphoidal Salmonella (italics) from humans resistant to ampicillin (percent of isolates)	10.3	2006–2008	8.8	2017	10.3	...	...	...
374	1	Food Safety	FS-3.5. Nontyphoidal Salmonella (italics) from humans resistant to 3 or more classes of antimicrobial agents (percent of isolates)	10.8	2006–2008	9.3	2017	10.8	...	...	...
375	4	Food Safety	FS-3.6. Campylobacter jejuni (italics) from humans resistant to erythromycin (percent of isolates)	1.6	2006–2008	2.8	2017	1.6	...	75.0	...
376	3	Food Safety	FS-4. Severe allergic reaction to foods among adults with food allergies (percent, ages 18 and over)	29.3	2006	23.4	2016	21.0	71.1	...	No
377	2	Food Safety	FS-5.1. Consumers who wash hands and surfaces often during food preparation (percent, ages 18 and over)	67.2	2006	69.8	2015–2016	73.9	38.8	...	Yes
378	3	Food Safety	FS-5.2. Consumers who separate (don’t cross-contaminate) foods during food preparation (percent, ages 18 and over)	88.6	2006	87.8	2015–2016	92.0	...	0.9	No
379	2	Food Safety	FS-5.3. Consumers who cook food to proper temperatures (percent, ages 18 and over)	36.9	2006	42.1	2015–2016	76.0	13.3	...	Yes
380	4	Food Safety	FS-5.4. Consumers who refrigerate foods promptly (percent, ages 18 and over)	88.1	2006	86.1	2015–2016	91.1	...	2.3	Yes
381	4	Food Safety	FS-6.1. Fast-food restaurants where employees practice proper handwashing (percent)	61.2	2008	41.6	2017–2018	69.3	...	32.0	Yes
382	1	Food Safety	FS-6.2. Fast-food restaurants where employees do not contact ready-to-eat foods with bare hands (percent)	73.7	2008	91.7	2017–2018	81.0	246.6	...	No
383	3	Food Safety	FS-6.3. Fast-food restaurants where food contact surfaces are properly cleaned and sanitized (percent)	58.3	2008	60.5	2017–2018	66.2	27.8	...	No
384	3	Food Safety	FS-6.4. Fast-food restaurants where foods are refrigerated properly (percent)	32.0	2008	38.1	2017–2018	39.6	80.3	...	No
385	3	Food Safety	FS-6.5. Fast-food restaurants where hot foods are held at the proper temperature (percent)	71.3	2008	75.4	2017–2018	79.0	53.2	...	No
386	3	Food Safety	FS-6.6. Full-service restaurants where employees practice proper handwashing (percent)	24.2	2008	25.6	2017–2018	31.4	19.4	...	No
387	1	Food Safety	FS-6.7. Full-service restaurants where employees do not contact ready-to-eat foods with bare hands (percent)	53.7	2008	75.6	2017–2018	62.1	260.7	...	No
388	3	Food Safety	FS-6.8. Full-service restaurants where food contact surfaces are cleaned and sanitized properly (percent)	36.5	2008	42.6	2017–2018	44.5	76.3	...	No
389	3	Food Safety	FS-6.9. Full-service restaurants where foods requiring refrigeration are held at the proper temperature (percent)	28.1	2008	20.2	2017–2018	35.7	...	28.1	No
390	1	Food Safety	FS-6.10. Full-service restaurants where hot foods are held at the proper temperature (percent)	60.2	2008	68.7	2017–2018	68.6	101.2	...	No
391	1	Genomics	G-1. Women with a family history of breast cancer, ovarian cancer, or both who receive genetic counseling (age-adjusted, percent, ages 18 and over)	34.6	2005	52.9	2010	38.1	522.9	...	No
392	2	Global Health	GH-3. Countries with a Global Disease Detection Center (number)	7	2009	10	2017	18	27.3	...	...
393	2	Global Health	GH-4. Public health professionals trained by Global Disease Detection programs (number, worldwide)	37,221	2009	123,909	2017	300,000	33.0	...	...
394	2	Global Health	GH-5. Pathogen-specific tests for which Global Disease Detection Centers build capacity (number)	156	2009	523	2017	1,000	43.5	...	...
395	2	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-1.1. Persons whose health care provider gives easy-to-understand instructions (percent, ages 18 and over)	64.1	2011	69.2	2016	70.5	79.7	…	Yes
396	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-1.2. Persons whose health care provider asks how instructions will be followed (percent, ages 18 and over)	24.4	2011	30.5	2016	26.9	244.0	…	Yes
397	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-1.3. Persons whose health care provider offers help in filling out forms (percent, ages 18 and over)	14.8	2011	17.8	2016	16.3	200.0	…	Yes
398	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-2.1. Persons reporting that their health provider always listened carefully to them (percent, ages 18 and over)	59.0	2007	66.5	2016	65.0	125.0	…	Yes
399	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-2.2. Persons reporting that their health provider always explained things so they can understand (percent, ages 18 and over)	60.0	2007	67.1	2016	66.0	118.3	…	Yes
400	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-2.3. Persons reporting that their health provider always showed respect for what they had to say (percent, ages 18 and over)	62.0	2007	71.0	2016	68.2	145.2	…	Yes
401	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-2.4. Persons reporting that their health provider always spent enough time with them (percent, ages 18 and over)	49.0	2007	58.9	2016	54.0	198.0	…	Yes
402	3	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-3 Persons reporting that their health care provider always involved them in health care decisions (percent, ages 18 and over)	51.6	2007	52.8	2017	56.8	23.1	…	No
403	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-5.1. Persons using the Internet to keep track of personal health information (percent, ages 18 and over)	14.3	2007	28.1	2013	15.7	985.7	…	Yes
404	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-5.2. Persons using the Internet to communicate with their health care provider (percent, ages 18 and over)	13.6	2007	29.7	2013	15.0	1,150.0	…	Yes
405	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-6.1. Persons with access to the Internet (percent, ages 18 and over)	68.5	2007	81.2	2017	75.4	184.1	…	Yes
406	4	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-6.2. Persons with broadband Internet access (percent, ages 18 and over)	75.6	2011	55.9	2017	83.2	…	26.1	Yes
407	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-6.3. Persons using mobile devices for Internet access (percent, ages 18 and over)	6.7	2007	56.8	2014	7.4	7,157.1	…	No
408	2	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-7. Adults who talk to friends and family members about their health (percent, ages 18 and over)	79.5	2007	86.9	2017	87.5	92.5	…	Yes
409	5	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-8.1. Health websites meeting three or more evaluation criteria for assessing information reliability (percent)	58.0	2014	…		70.5	…	…	…
410	5	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-8.2. Proportion of health-related websites that follow established usability principles (percent)	42.0	2014	…		55.7	…	…	…
411	3	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-9. Internet users who can easily access health information (percent, ages 18 and over)	40.9	2008	38.4	2017	45.0	…	6.1	No
412	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-10. Office-based medical practices using electronic health records (percent)	25.0	2007	76.2	2017	27.5	2,048.0	…	No
413	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-12.1. News stories on foodborne outbreaks and natural disasters that explain known threats to human health (percent)	83.5	2010–2011	97.4	2014–2015	88.9	257.4	…	Yes
414	3	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-12.2. News stories on foodborne outbreaks and natural disasters that explain unknown threats to human health (percent)	21.4	2010–2011	18.1	2014–2015	27.5	…	15.4	No
415	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-12.3. News stories on foodborne outbreaks and natural disasters that explain how the event occurred (percent)	15.5	2010–2011	23.3	2014–2015	20.9	144.4	…	Yes
416	3	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-12.4. News stories on foodborne outbreaks and natural disasters that promote steps to reduce risk (percent)	25.4	2010–2011	26.7	2014–2015	31.8	20.3	…	No
417	3	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-12.5. News stories on foodborne outbreaks and natural disasters that express empathy about the health risk (percent)	4.6	2010–2011	2.3	2014–2015	7.7	…	50.0	No
418	1	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-12.6. News stories on foodborne outbreaks and natural disasters that express commitment from the responsible party (percent)	16.4	2010–2011	38.9	2014–2015	21.9	409.1	…	Yes
419	4	Health Communication and Health Information Technology	HC/HIT-13.1. State health departments using social marketing in health promotion and disease prevention programs (number)	8	2012	4	2019	50	…	50.0	…
420	5	Health-Related Quality of Life & Well-Being	HRQOL/WB-1.1. Adults self-reporting good or better physical health (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	78.8	2010	...		79.8	...	...	...
421	5	Health-Related Quality of Life & Well-Being	HRQOL/WB-1.2. Adults self-reporting good or better mental health (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	79.1	2010	...		80.1	...	...	...
422	2	Healthcare-Associated Infections	HAI-1. Central line-associated bloodstream infections (standardized infection ratio)	1.00	2015	0.74	2018	0.50	52.0	...	...
423	2	Healthcare-Associated Infections	HAI-2. Invasive health care-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus (italics) aureus (italics) infections (standardized infection ratio)	1.00	2015	0.84	2018	0.50	32.0	...	...
424	1	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-1.1. Newborns receiving hearing screening before age 1 month (percent)	82.0	2007	95.0	2017	90.2	158.5	...	...
425	1	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-1.2. Infants with possible hearing loss receiving hearing evaluation before age 3 months (percent)	66.0	2007	75.0	2017	72.6	136.4	...	...
426	2	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-1.3. Infants with hearing loss receiving intervention services before age 6 months (percent)	50.0	2007	53.0	2017	55.0	60.0	...	...
427	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-2. Otitis media in children and adolescents (per 1,000 population, under age 18 years)	246.6	2007	256.1	2010	221.9	...	3.9	No
428	5	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-3.1. Use of hearing aids by adults with hearing loss (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 20–69)	162.7	2007	...		179.0	...	...	...
429	5	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-3.2. New cochlear implants in deaf or very hard-of-hearing persons (per 10,000 population)	76.8	2004	...		84.5	...	...	...
430	1	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-3.3. Use of hearing aids by adults with hearing loss (per 1,000 population, ages 70 and over)	289.1	2007	324.6	2013	318.0	122.8	...	No
431	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-3.4. Use of assistive listening devices by adults with hearing loss (per 1,000 population, ages 70 and over)	100.0	2005–2006	81.3	2009–2010	110.0	...	18.7	No
432	5	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-4.1. Adults having a hearing examination in past 5 years (age-adjusted percent, ages 20–69)	21.3	2011–2012	...		23.4	...	...	...
433	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-4.2. Adults having a hearing examination in past 5 years (percent, ages 70 and over)	40.6	2003–2006	38.2	2007–2010	44.7	...	5.9	No
434	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-4.3. Adolescents having a hearing examination in past 5 years (percent, ages 12–19)	79.3	2005–2006	78.9	2009–2010	87.2	...	0.5	No
435	1	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-5. Persons referred for hearing evaluation and treatment by primary care providers (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 18 years and over)	283.3	2007	355.6	2014	311.7	254.6	...	Yes
436	5	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-6.1. Adult use of ear protection devices when exposed to loud noises (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 20–69)	483.0	2003–2004	...		531.3	...	...	...
437	4	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-6.2. Adolescent use of ear protection devices when exposed to loud noises (per 1,000 population, ages 12–19)	410.7	2005–2006	343.9	2009–2010	451.8	...	16.3	Yes
438	5	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-7. Adolescents with noise-induced hearing loss (both ears) (per 1,000 population, ages 12–19)	45.9	2005–2006	...		41.3	...	...	...
439	1	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-8. Adults with noise-induced hearing loss (both ears) (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 20–69)	121.4	2003–2004	104.1	2011–2012	109.3	143.0	...	No
440	2	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-9.1. Adults bothered by tinnitus in the past 12 months who have seen a doctor (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	44.5	2007	48.5	2014	48.9	90.9	...	Yes
441	1	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-9.2. Adults with moderate to severe tinnitus in the past 5 years who have seen an audiologist or otolaryngologist (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	45.8	2007	61.8	2014	50.4	347.8	...	No
442	5	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-10. Adults with moderate to severe tinnitus who have tried appropriate treatments (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	14.7	2007	...		16.2	...	...	...
443	4	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-11. Adults with balance or dizziness problems in the past 12 months who have seen a health care provider (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	48.4	2008	45.3	2016	53.2	...	6.4	Yes
444	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-12. Adults with moderate to severe balance or dizziness problems who have seen a health care specialist (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	65.4	2008	70.7	2016	72.0	80.3	...	No
445	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-13.1. Treatment for children aged 3–17 years with balance disorders (percent)	30.7	2012	33.1	2016	...	...	...	...
446	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-13.2. Adults with moderate to severe balance or dizziness problems who have tried appropriate treatments (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	24.4	2008	26.6	2016	26.8	91.7	...	No
447	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-14.1. Adults whose balance or dizziness problems have not improved (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	61.5	2008	61.1	2016	55.3	6.5	...	No
448	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-14.2. Adults whose balance or dizziness problems prevent them from participating in regular activities (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	23.3	2008	23.2	2016	21.0	4.3	...	No
449	1	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-14.3. Adults who miss work or school days because of balance and dizziness problems (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	14.5	2008	12.2	2016	13.0	153.3	...	No
450	1	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-15.1. Adults who have fallen in the past 5 years due to dizziness, vertigo, or imbalance (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	55.6	2008	42.1	2016	50.0	241.1	...	Yes
451	3	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-15.2. Adults with balance or dizziness problems who were injured from a fall in the past 12 months (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	41.7	2008	41.2	2016	37.5	11.9	...	No
452	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-16. Health care for smell or taste disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 40 and over)	18.5	2011–2014	...		...	...	...	...
453	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-17. Treatment for smell or taste disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 40 and over)	6.0	2011–2014	...		...	...	...	...
454	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-18. Quality of life with smell or taste disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 40 and over)	4.7	2011–2014	...		...	...	...	...
455	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-19. Health care for communication disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	12.8	2012	...		...	...	...	...
456	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-20. Rehabilitation services for communication disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	11.7	2012	...		...	...	...	...
457	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-21. Rehabilitation services for children aged 3–17 years with communication disorders (percent)	59.7	2012	...		...	...	...	...
458	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-22. Quality of life after speech language pathology therapy for communication disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	71.5	2012	...		...	...	...	...
459	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-23.1. Internet resources for voice, speech, and language communication disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	31.9	2012	...		...	...	...	...
460	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-23.2. Internet resources for hearing-related disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	9.2	2014	...		...	...	...	...
461	6	Hearing and Other Sensory or Communication Disorders	ENT—VSL-23.3. Internet resources for balance disorders (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	20.3	2016	...		...	...	...	...
462	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-2. Coronary heart disease deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	129.2	2007	92.9	2017	103.4	140.7	...	Yes
463	2	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-3. Stroke deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	43.5	2007	37.6	2017	34.8	67.8	...	Yes
464	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-4. Adults who had their blood pressure measured in past 2 years and know their blood pressure level (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	90.6	2008	92.8	2017	92.6	110.0	...	Yes
465	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-5.1. Adults with hypertension (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	29.9	2005–2008	29.5	2013–2016	26.9	13.3	...	No
466	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-5.2. Children and adolescents with hypertension (percent, ages 8–17 years)	3.5	2005–2008	2.2	2013–2016	3.2	433.3	...	No
467	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-6. Adults having blood cholesterol screening in past 5 years (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	74.6	2008	88.0	2017	82.1	178.7	...	Yes
468	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-7. Adults with high blood cholesterol levels (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	15.0	2005–2008	11.7	2013–2016	13.5	220.0	...	Yes
469	2	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-8. Mean total blood cholesterol levels (age adjusted, mg/dL, ages 20 and over)	197.7	2005–2008	190.9	2013–2016	177.9	34.3	...	Yes
470	4	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-9.1. Adults with prehypertension who meet the recommended guidelines for body mass index (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	28.7	2005–2008	23.2	2013–2016	33.0	...	19.2	Yes
471	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-9.2. Adults with prehypertension who meet the recommended guidelines for saturated fat consumption (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	31.4	2005–2008	26.6	2013–2016	35.7	...	15.3	No
472	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-9.4. Adults with prehypertension who meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	37.4	2007–2010	40.1	2013–2016	42.1	57.4	...	No
473	4	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-10.1. Adults with hypertension who meet the recommended guidelines for body mass index (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	18.0	2005–2008	12.7	2013–2016	21.6	...	29.4	Yes
474	4	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-10.2. Adults with hypertension who meet the recommended guidelines for saturated fat consumption (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	30.5	2005–2008	25.9	2013–2016	35.7	...	15.1	Yes
475	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-10.3. Adults with hypertension who meet the recommended guidelines for sodium intake (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	0.66	2009–2012	0.83	2013–2016	1.19	32.1	...	No
476	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-10.4. Adults with hypertension who meet the recommended guidelines for physical activity (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	28.0	2007–2010	31.8	2013–2016	33.7	66.7	...	No
477	2	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-11. Adults with hypertension taking medication to lower blood pressure (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	63.2	2005–2008	67.2	2013–2016	69.5	63.5	...	Yes
478	2	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-12. Adults with hypertension whose blood pressure is under control (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	43.7	2005–2008	47.8	2013–2016	61.2	23.4	...	Yes
479	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-15.1. Physician office visits by women with no history of cardiovascular disease that include prescription of aspirin or other antiplatelet medication (percent, ages 55–79)	17.7	2006–2007	21.5	2014–2015	24.8	53.5	...	No
480	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-15.2. Physician office visits by men with no history of cardiovascular disease that include prescription of aspirin or other antiplatelet medication (percent, ages 45–79)	15.9	2006–2007	21.6	2014–2015	19.5	158.3	...	Yes
481	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-16.1. Adults who are aware of heart attack symptoms and the importance of calling 9–1–1 (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	37.2	2008	48.4	2017	40.9	302.7	...	Yes
482	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-16.2. Adults who are aware of heart attack symptoms (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	39.6	2008	50.1	2017	43.6	262.5	...	Yes
483	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-16.3. Adults who are aware of the importance of calling 9–1–1 for a heart attack (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	91.8	2008	95.0	2017	93.8	160.0	...	Yes
484	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-17.1. Adults who are aware of stroke symptoms and the importance of calling 9–1–1 (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	51.3	2009	67.3	2017	56.4	313.7	...	Yes
485	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-17.2. Adults who are aware of stroke symptoms (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	53.9	2009	68.9	2017	59.3	277.8	...	Yes
486	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-17.3. Adults who are aware of the importance of calling 9–1–1 for a stroke (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	92.7	2009	96.4	2017	94.7	185.0	...	Yes
487	4	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-19.1. Heart attack patients who receive fibrinolytic therapy within 30 minutes of hospital arrival (percent)	70.0	2009	59.0	2017	77.0	...	15.7	Yes
488	2	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-19.2. Heart attack patients receiving percutaneous intervention within 90 minutes of hospital arrival (percent)	90.4	2009	96.0	2017	99.4	62.2	...	Yes
489	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-19.3. Stroke patients receiving acute reperfusion therapy within 3 hours of symptom onset (percent)	74.1	2009	88.5	2014	81.5	194.6	...	Yes
490	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-20.1. Adults with coronary heart disease who have their low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol at or below recommended levels (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	52.3	2005–2008	48.1	2013–2016	67.5	...	8.0	No
491	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-20.2. Adults who have had a stroke who have their low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol at or below recommended levels (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	33.4	2005–2008	29.1	2013–2016	56.1	...	12.9	No
492	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-21. Physician office visits by adults with a history of cardiovascular disease that include prescription of aspirin or other antiplatelet medication to prevent recurrent cardiovascular events (percent)	45.7	2006–2007	51.6	2014–2015	51.9	95.2	...	No
493	4	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-22. Heart attack survivors referred to a cardiac rehabilitation program (percent)	77.1	2009	69.7	2017	84.8	...	9.6	Yes
494	6	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-23. Stroke survivors assessed for or referred to stroke rehabilitation services (percent)	96.2	2009	98.0	2014	...	...	...	...
495	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-24.1. Heart failure hospitalizations (per 1,000 population, ages 65–74)	10.4	2007	8.7	2010	9.4	170.0	...	No
496	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-24.2. Heart failure hospitalizations (per 1,000 population, ages 75–84)	23.4	2007	21.6	2010	21.1	78.3	...	No
497	3	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-24.3. Heart failure hospitalizations (per 1,000 population, ages 85 and over)	38.7	2007	43.7	2010	34.8	...	12.9	No
498	1	Heart Disease and Stroke	HDS-25. Physician office visits by adults with hypertension whose blood pressure is controlled (percent, ages 18 and over)	58.3	2006–2007	64.5	2014–2015	64.1	106.9	...	Yes
499	2	HIV	HIV-1. New HIV diagnoses (number, all ages)	43,806	2010	38,739	2017	32,855	46.3	...	...
500	2	HIV	HIV-2. New HIV infections (number, ages 13 years and over)	41,100	2010	38,700	2016	31,400	24.7	...	Yes
501	1	HIV	HIV-8.1. Perinatally acquired HIV infection, by year of birth (number)	253	2008	48	2016	191	330.6	...	...
502	1	HIV	HIV-12. HIV infection deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	3.7	2007	1.6	2017	3.3	525.0	...	Yes
503	2	HIV	HIV-13. Knowledge of serostatus among HIV-positive persons (percent, ages 13 years and over)	82.8	2010	85.8	2016	90.0	41.7	...	...
504	1	HIV	HIV-14.2. Men who have sex with men tested for HIV in past 12 months (percent, ages 18 and over)	62.2	2008	76.6	2017	68.4	232.3	...	...
505	2	HIV	HIV-19. Linkage to HIV medical care (percent, ages 13 years and over)	70.2	2010	78.3	2017	85.0	54.7	...	...
506	3	HIV	HIV-20. Retention in HIV medical care among persons with diagnosed HIV infections (percent, ages 13 years and over)	54.7	2010	57.6	2016	90.0	8.2	...	...
507	2	HIV	HIV-22.1. Viral suppression (percent, ages 13 years and over)	46.0	2010	61.5	2016	80.0	45.6	...	...
508	2	HIV	HIV-22.2. Viral suppression among youth (percent, ages 13–24)	30.9	2010	53.8	2016	80.0	46.6	...	...
509	2	HIV	HIV-22.3. Viral suppression among injection drug users (percent, ages 13 years and over)	39.6	2010	53.6	2016	80.0	34.7	...	...
510	1	HIV	HIV-24. HIV risk behaviors, young gay and bisexual males (percent, grades 9–12)	35.2	2015	29.1	2017	30.7	135.6	...	...
511	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.1. U.S.-acquired cases of congenital rubella syndrome in children (number, under age 1 year)	0	2008	0	2017	0	...	...	...
512	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.2. Cases of Haemophilus (italics) influenzae (italics) type b in children (per 100,000, under age 5 years)	0.30	2008	0.18	2017	0.27	400.0	...	...
513	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.3. New cases of hepatitis B (per 100,000, ages 2–18 years)	0.1	2007	0.0	2016	0.0	100.0	...	...
514	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.4. U.S.-acquired cases of measles (number)	115	2008	99	2017	30	18.8	...	...
515	4	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.5. U.S.-acquired cases of mumps (number)	421	2008	6,027	2017	500	...	1,331.6	...
516	4	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.6. Cases of pertussis in children (number, under age 1 year)	2,777	2004–2008	3,056	2013–2017	2,500	...	10.0	...
517	4	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.7. Cases of pertussis in adolescents (number, ages 11–18)	3,995	2000–2004	7,522	2013–2017	2,000	...	88.3	...
518	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.8. U.S.-acquired cases of acute paralytic poliomyelitis (number)	0	2008	0	2017	0	...	...	...
519	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.9. U.S.-acquired cases of rubella (number)	10	2008	2	2017	10	...	...	...
520	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-1.10. Cases of varicella (chicken pox) (number, ages 17 years and under)	586,000	2008	279,303	2015	100,000	63.1	...	...
521	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-2. Early onset group B streptococcal disease in newborns (per 1,000 live births, ages 0–6 days)	0.30	2008	0.25	2013	0.25	100.0	...	...
522	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-3. Cases of meningococcal disease (number)	1,215	2004–2008	418	2013–2017	1,094	658.7	...	...
523	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-4.1. New invasive pneumococcal infections in children (per 100,000 population, under age 5 years)	21.1	2008	9.6	2013	12.0	126.4	...	...
524	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-4.2. New invasive pneumococcal infections in adults (per 100,000 population, ages 65 and over)	40.7	2008	30.5	2013	31.0	105.2	...	...
525	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-4.3. Invasive antibiotic-resistant pneumococcal infections in children (per 100,000 population, under age 5 years)	8.3	2008	3.7	2013	6.0	200.0	...	...
526	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-4.4. Invasive antibiotic-resistant pneumococcal infections in adults (per 100,000 population, ages 65 and over)	12.2	2008	10.2	2013	9.0	62.5	...	...
527	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-5. Antibiotics prescribed for ear infections in children (percent, under age 5 years)	77.8	2006–2007	78.9	2010–2011	70.0	...	1.4	No
528	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-6. Antibiotics prescribed for common cold (percent)	28.6	2006–2007	30.9	2010–2011	21.0	...	8.0	No
529	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.1. Children receiving 4 or more doses of DTaP vaccine by ages 19–35 months (percent)	82.5	2012	83.8	2018	90.0	17.3	...	No
530	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.2. Children receiving 3 or more or 4 or more doses of Hib vaccine by ages 19–35 months (percent)	80.9	2012	82.3	2018	90.0	15.4	...	No
531	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.3. Children receiving 3 or more doses of hepatitis B vaccine by ages 19–35 months (percent)	89.7	2012	92.1	2018	90.0	800.0	...	No
532	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.4. Children receiving 1 or more doses of MMR vaccine by ages 19–35 months (percent)	90.8	2012	92.1	2018	90.0	...	...	...
533	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.5. Children receiving 3 or more doses of polio vaccine by ages 19–35 months (percent)	92.8	2012	93.6	2018	90.0	...	...	...
534	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.6. Children receiving 1 or more doses of varicella vaccine by ages 19–35 months (percent)	90.2	2012	92.0	2018	90.0	...	...	...
535	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.7. Children receiving 4 or more doses of pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV) by ages 19–35 months (percent)	81.9	2012	83.3	2018	90.0	17.3	...	No
536	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.8. Children receiving 2 or more doses of hepatitis A vaccine by ages 19–35 months (percent)	53.0	2012	62.1	2018	85.0	28.4	...	Yes
537	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.9. Children receiving a birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine within 3 days of birth (percent)	70.6	2010–2012	73.5	2016–2018	85.0	20.1	...	Yes
538	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-7.10. Children receiving 2 or more doses of rotavirus vaccine by ages 19–35 months (percent)	68.6	2012	74.7	2018	80.0	53.5	...	Yes
539	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-8. Children receiving the recommended doses of DTaP, polio, MMR, Hib, hepatitis B, varicella, and pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV) vaccines by ages 19–35 months (percent)	68.4	2012	72.8	2018	80.0	37.9	...	Yes
540	6	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-9. Children receiving 0 doses of recommended vaccines by age 19–35 months (percent)	0.8	2012	1.2	2018	...	...	...	...
541	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-10.1. Children in kindergarten who received 4 or more doses of DTaP vaccine (percent)	97.2	2009–2010	95.1	2017–2018	95.0	...	...	...
542	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-10.2. Children in kindergarten who received 2 or more doses of MMR vaccine (percent)	95.0	2009–2010	94.3	2017–2018	95.0	...	0.7	...
543	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-10.3. Children in kindergarten who received 3 or more doses of polio vaccine (percent)	96.2	2009–2010	94.2	2017–2018	95.0	...	2.1	...
544	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-10.4. Children in kindergarten who received 3 or more doses of hepatitis B vaccine (percent)	97.0	2009–2010	96.0	2017–2018	95.0	...	...	...
545	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-10.5. Children in kindergarten who received 2 or more doses of varicella vaccine (percent)	91.3	2009–2010	93.8	2017–2018	95.0	67.6	...	...
546	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-11.1. Adolescents receiving 1 or more doses of Tdap booster vaccine by ages 13–15 years (percent)	85.3	2012	88.2	2018	80.0	...	...	...
547	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-11.2. Adolescents receiving 2 or more doses of varicella vaccine by ages 13–15 (percent)	76.8	2012	91.1	2018	90.0	108.3	...	Yes
548	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-11.3. Adolescents receiving 1 or more doses of meningococcal vaccine by ages 13–15 (percent)	73.8	2012	86.2	2018	80.0	200.0	...	Yes
549	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-11.4. Female adolescents receiving 2 or 3 doses of HPV vaccine by ages 13–15 (percent)	45.1	2016	48.9	2018	80.0	10.9	...	Yes
550	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-11.5. Male adolescents receiving 2 or 3 doses of HPV vaccine by ages 13–15 (percent)	36.4	2016	47.1	2018	80.0	24.5	...	Yes
551	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-12.8. Institutionalized adults in long-term or nursing homes vaccinated against seasonal influenza (percent, ages 18 and over)	71.4	2005–2006	73.7	2016–2017	90.0	12.4	...	...
552	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-12.11. Children vaccinated against seasonal influenza (percent, ages 6 months–17 years)	46.9	2010–2011	49.7	2016–2017	70.0	12.1	...	Yes
553	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-12.12. Noninstitutionalized adults vaccinated against seasonal influenza (percent, ages 18 and over)	38.1	2010–2011	45.2	2016–2017	70.0	22.3	...	Yes
554	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-12.13. Health care personnel vaccinated against seasonal influenza (percent, ages 18 and over)	55.8	2010–2011	70.0	2016–2017	90.0	41.5	...	Yes
555	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-12.14. Pregnant women vaccinated against seasonal influenza (percent, ages 18–49)	40.4	2012–2013	53.5	2016–2017	80.0	33.1	...	Yes
556	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-13.1. Noninstitutionalized adults vaccinated against pneumococcal disease (percent, ages 65 and over)	60.0	2008	69.0	2017	90.0	30.0	...	Yes
557	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-13.2. Noninstitutionalized high-risk adults vaccinated against pneumococcal disease (percent, ages 18–64)	16.6	2008	24.3	2017	60.0	17.7	...	Yes
558	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-13.3. Adults in long-term care or nursing homes vaccinated against pneumococcal disease (percent, 18+ years)	70.8	2015	69.8	2016	90.0	...	1.4	...
559	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-14. Adults vaccinated against zoster (shingles) (percent, ages 60 and over)	6.7	2008	34.9	2017	30.0	121.0	...	Yes
560	4	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-15.3. Health care personnel vaccinated against hepatitis B (percent)	64.3	2008	60.4	2017	90.0	...	6.1	Yes
561	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-17.1. Public health providers who had their childhood vaccine coverage levels measured (percent)	40.0	2009	46.6	2013	50.0	66.0	...	...
562	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-17.2. Private providers who had their childhood vaccine coverage levels measured (percent)	33.0	2009	36.7	2013	50.0	21.8	...	...
563	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-18. Children participating in population-based immunization information systems (percent, under age 6 years)	75.0	2008	89.7	2013	95.0	73.5	...	...
564	3	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-19. States collecting kindergarten vaccination coverage data per Centers for Disease Control and Prevention minimum standards (number of states and District of Columbia)	11	2009–2010	10	2017–2018	51	...	9.1	...
565	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-20. States with 80% of adolescents aged 11–18 having 2 or more age-appropriate immunizations in an immunization information system (number of states, District of Columbia, and other reporting areas)	11	2012	15	2013	40	13.8	...	...
566	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-21. States using electronic rabies animal surveillance data to inform public health prevention programs (number of states)	8	2010	14	2014	52	13.6	...	...
567	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-22. Public health laboratories monitoring influenza-virus resistance to antiviral agents (number)	3	2009	22	2016	25	86.4	...	...
568	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-23. New cases of hepatitis A (per 100,000 population)	1.0	2007	0.6	2016	0.3	57.1	...	...
569	5	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-24. Chronic perinatal hepatitis B virus infections (number, ages 1–24 months)	799	2007	...		400	...	...	...
570	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-25.1. New hepatitis B infections in adults (per 100,000 population, ages 19 and over)	2.0	2007	1.3	2016	1.5	140.0	...	...
571	4	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-25.2. New hepatitis B infections in injection drug users (number)	285	2007	472	2016	215	...	65.6	...
572	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-25.3. New hepatitis B infections in men who have sex with men (number)	62	2007	9	2016	45	311.8	...	...
573	4	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-26. New cases of hepatitis C (per 100,000 population)	0.28	2007	0.98	2016	0.25	...	250.0	...
574	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-27. Persons with hepatitis C who are aware of their infection (percent)	53.0	2003–2008	55.6	2013–2016	60.0	37.1	...	...
575	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-29. New cases of tuberculosis (per 100,000 population)	4.8	2005	2.8	2017	1.0	52.6	...	...
576	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-30. Tuberculosis patients completing curative therapy within 12 months (percent)	81.9	2005	84.6	2015	93.0	24.3	...	...
577	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-31. Persons who were diagnosed with latent tuberculosis infection and started treatment who complete a course of treatment (percent)	68.1	2007	75.3	2015	79.0	66.1	...	...
578	2	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-32. Patients with tuberculosis who had their laboratory tests confirmed within 2 days of specimen collection (percent)	32.0	2008	43.0	2017	77.0	24.4	...	...
579	1	Immunization and Infectious Diseases	IID-33. Tuberculosis patients tested for HIV (percent, ages 25–44)	73.3	2008	93.2	2017	80.6	272.6	...	...
580	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-1.1. Injury deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	59.7	2007	71.5	2017	53.7	...	19.8	Yes
581	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-1.2. Nonfatal injury hospitalizations (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	617.6	2007	598.6	2010	555.8	30.7	...	No
582	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-1.3. Emergency department visits for nonfatal injuries (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	8,370.4	2007	10,074.2	2015	7,533.4	...	20.4	Yes
583	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-2.1. Traumatic brain injury deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	17.4	2007	17.5	2017	15.7	...	0.6	No
584	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-2.2. Nonfatal traumatic brain injury hospitalizations (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	85.6	2007	96.6	2010	77.0	...	12.9	No
585	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-2.3. Emergency department visits for nonfatal traumatic brain injuries (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	407.2	2007	791.0	2015	366.5	...	94.3	Yes
586	1	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-3.1. Spinal cord injury deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	0.53	2007	0.48	2017	0.48	100.0	...	Yes
587	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-3.2. Nonfatal spinal cord injury hospitalizations (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	3.6	2007	4.2	2009	3.2	...	16.7	No
588	2	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-6. Statewide emergency department systems collecting external-cause-of-injury codes (percent, states and District of Columbia)	67.9	2008	76.7	2013	85.0	51.5	...	...
589	2	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-7. Statewide hospital discharge systems collecting external-cause-of-injury codes (percent, states and District of Columbia)	64.3	2008	68.2	2013	85.0	18.8	...	...
590	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-9.1. Poisoning deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	13.2	2007	23.2	2017	13.2	...	75.8	Yes
591	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-9.2. Poisoning deaths (per 100,000 population, ages 35–54)	25.6	2007	41.0	2017	25.6	...	60.2	Yes
592	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-9.3. Poisoning deaths of unintentional or undetermined intent (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	11.1	2007	21.3	2017	11.1	...	91.9	Yes
593	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-9.4. Poisoning deaths of unintentional or undetermined intent (per 100,000 population, ages 35–54)	21.6	2007	37.7	2017	21.6	...	74.5	Yes
594	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-10. Emergency department visits for nonfatal poisonings (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	304.8	2008	624.1	2017	304.8	...	104.8	Yes
595	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-11. Unintentional injury deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	40.4	2007	49.4	2017	36.4	...	22.3	Yes
596	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-12. Emergency department visits for nonfatal unintentional injuries (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	9,233.5	2008	8,621.1	2017	8,310.1	66.3	...	No
597	1	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-13.1. Motor vehicle crash deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	13.8	2007	11.5	2017	12.4	164.3	...	Yes
598	1	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-13.2. Motor vehicle crash deaths on public roads (per 100 million vehicle miles)	1.3	2008	1.2	2017	1.2	100.0	...	...
599	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-14. Nonfatal motor vehicle crash injuries on public roads (per 100,000 population)	771.4	2008	761.4	2015	694.3	13.0	...	No
600	2	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-15. Persons using safety belts (percent)	84	2009	90	2018	92	75.0	...	Yes
601	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-16.1. Rear-facing child safety seat use in children (percent, ages 0–12 months)	86	2008	92	2017	95	66.7	...	No
602	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-16.2. Front-facing child safety seat use in children (percent, ages 1–3 years)	72	2008	71	2017	79	...	1.4	No
603	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-16.3. High-backed or backless booster seat use in children (percent, ages 4–7 years)	43	2008	40	2017	47	...	7.0	No
604	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-16.4. Seat belt use in children (percent, ages 8–12 years)	78	2008	75	2017	86	...	3.8	No
605	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-18. Pedestrian deaths on public roads (per 100,000 population)	1.5	2008	1.8	2017	1.4	...	20.0	...
606	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-19. Nonfatal pedestrian injuries on public roads (per 100,000 population)	22.6	2008	21.7	2015	20.3	39.1	...	No
607	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-20. Pedalcyclist deaths on public roads (per 100,000 population)	0.24	2008	0.24	2017	0.22	...	0.0	...
608	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-21. Bicycle helmet laws for riders under age 15 years (number of states and District of Columbia)	19	2009	19	2016	27	...	0.0	...
609	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-22. Helmet use by motorcycle operators and passengers (percent)	67	2009	71	2018	74	57.1	...	No
610	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-23.1. Deaths from unintentional falls (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	7.2	2007	9.4	2017	7.2	...	30.6	Yes
611	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-23.2. Deaths from unintentional falls (age adjusted, per 100,000 population, ages 65 and over)	47.0	2007	63.3	2017	47.0	...	34.7	Yes
612	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-24.1. Unintentional suffocation deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	2.0	2007	1.9	2017	1.8	50.0	...	No
613	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-24.2. Unintentional suffocation deaths (per 100,000 population, ages 0–12 months)	23.1	2007	28.1	2017	20.8	...	21.6	Yes
614	2	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-24.3. Unintentional suffocation deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population, ages 65 and over)	8.3	2007	7.9	2017	7.5	50.0	...	Yes
615	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-25. Drowning deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	1.2	2007	1.2	2017	1.1	...	0.0	...
616	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-26. Medically consulted sports and recreation injuries (age adjusted, per 1,000 population)	46.6	2008	49.3	2017	41.9	...	5.8	No
617	2	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-27.1. Schools requiring students to wear appropriate protective gear for physical education (percent)	76.8	2006	84.2	2014	84.5	96.1	...	Yes
618	2	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-27.2. Schools requiring students to wear appropriate protective gear for intramural activities and physical activity clubs (percent)	85.8	2006	93.1	2014	94.4	84.9	...	Yes
619	1	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-28. Residential fire deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	0.95	2007	0.67	2017	0.86	311.1	...	Yes
620	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-29. Homicides (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	6.1	2007	6.2	2017	5.5	...	1.6	No
621	4	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-30. Firearm-related deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	10.3	2007	12.0	2017	9.3	...	16.5	Yes
622	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-31. Emergency department visits for nonfatal firearm-related injuries (per 100,000 population)	20.7	2007	26.3	2015	18.6	...	27.1	No
623	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-32. Emergency department visits for nonfatal physical assault injuries (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	512.5	2008	511.1	2017	461.2	2.7	...	No
624	1	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-33. Physical assaults (per 1,000 population, ages 12 years and over)	21.3	2008	14.8	2015	19.2	309.5	...	Yes
625	1	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-34. Physical fighting among adolescents (percent, grades 9–12)	31.5	2009	23.6	2017	28.4	254.8	...	Yes
626	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-35. Bullying among adolescents (percent, grades 9–12)	19.9	2009	19.0	2017	17.9	45.0	...	No
627	1	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-36. Weapon carrying by adolescents on school property (percent, grades 9–12)	5.6	2009	3.8	2017	4.6	180.0	...	Yes
628	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-37. Child maltreatment deaths (per 100,000 population, under age 18 years)	2.3	2008	2.4	2017	2.1	...	4.3	...
629	2	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-38. Nonfatal child maltreatment (per 1,000 population, under age 18 years)	9.4	2008	9.0	2017	8.5	44.4	...	...
630	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-41. Emergency department visits for nonfatal, intentional self-harm injuries (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	124.9	2008	157.2	2017	112.4	...	25.9	No
631	3	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-42. Children exposed to violence (percent, ages 17 years and under)	58.9	2008	56.6	2013–2014	53.0	39.0	...	No
632	1	Injury and Violence Prevention	IVP-43. Linkage of violent death data from death certificates, law enforcement, and coroner and medical examiner reports (number of states and District of Columbia)	16	2009	51	2018	51	100.0	...	...
633	2	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health	LGBT-1.1. Data systems in Healthy People 2020 collecting data on lesbian, gay, and bisexual populations (number)	6	2008	8	2017	12	33.3	...	...
634	3	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health	LGBT-1.3. Data systems in Healthy People 2020 collecting data on transgender populations (number)	2	2008	2	2017	4	...	0.0	...
635	3	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health	LGBT-2.1. Questions on sexual orientation and gender identity in the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (number)	31	2014	31	2017	54	…	0.0	...
636	3	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health	LGBT-2.2. Used provided module on sexual orientation and gender identity in the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (number)	20	2014	20	2017	22	…	0.0	...
637	2	Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Health	LGBT-2.3. Used provided module on sexual orientation and gender identity in the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (number)	28	2015	30	2017	31	66.7	...	...
638	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.1. Fetal deaths (per 1,000 live births plus fetal deaths, 20 weeks of gestation or more)	6.2	2005	5.9	2017	5.6	50.0	...	Yes
639	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.2. Perinatal deaths (per 1,000 live births plus fetal deaths, 28 weeks gestation to less than 7 days after birth)	6.6	2005	5.9	2017	5.9	100.0	...	Yes
640	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.3. All Infant deaths (per 1,000 live births, under age 1 year)	6.7	2006	5.8	2017	6.0	128.6	...	Yes
641	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.4. Neonatal deaths (per 1,000 live births, under age 28 days)	4.5	2006	3.9	2017	4.1	150.0	...	Yes
642	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.5. Postneonatal deaths (per 1,000 live births, 28 days to under age 1 year)	2.2	2006	1.9	2017	2.0	150.0	...	Yes
643	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.6. Infant deaths due to birth defects (per 1,000 live births, under age 1 year)	1.4	2006	1.2	2017	1.3	200.0	...	Yes
644	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.7. Infant deaths due to congenital heart defects (per 1,000 live births, under age 1 year)	0.38	2006	0.31	2017	0.34	175.0	...	Yes
645	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.8. Infant deaths due to sudden infant death syndrome (per 1,000 live births, under age 1 year)	0.55	2006	0.35	2017	0.50	400.0	...	Yes
646	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-1.9. Infant deaths due to sudden unexpected or unexplained causes (per 1,000 live births, under age 1 year)	0.93	2006	0.93	2017	0.84	...	0.0	...
647	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-2. Deaths among infants with Down syndrome (per 1,000 population, under age 1 year)	48.6	2005–2006	48.8	2009–2010	43.7	...	0.4	...
648	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-3.1. Child deaths (per 100,000 population, ages 1–4 years)	29.4	2007	24.3	2017	26.5	175.9	...	Yes
649	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-3.2. Child deaths (per 100,000 population, ages 5–9 years)	13.8	2007	11.6	2017	12.4	157.1	...	Yes
650	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-4.1. Adolescent deaths (per 100,000 population, ages 10–14)	16.5	2007	15.5	2017	14.8	58.8	...	Yes
651	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-4.2. Adolescent deaths (per 100,000 population, ages 15–19)	60.3	2007	51.5	2017	54.3	146.7	...	Yes
652	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-4.3. Young adult deaths (per 100,000 population, ages 20–24)	98.1	2007	95.6	2017	88.3	25.5	...	Yes
653	5	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-5. Maternal deaths (per 100,000 live births)	12.7	2007	...		11.4	...	...	...
654	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-6. Maternal complications during hospitalized labor and delivery (per 100 deliveries)	31.1	2007	31.3	2010	28.0	...	0.6	No
655	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-7.1. Cesarean births among low-risk women with no prior births (percent)	27.4	2007	26.0	2017	24.7	51.9	...	Yes
656	5	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-7.2. Cesarean births among low-risk women with a prior cesarean birth (percent)	90.8	2007	...		81.7	...	...	...
657	4	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-8.1. Low birth weight infants (percent, less than 2,500 grams)	8.2	2007	8.3	2017	7.8	...	1.2	Yes
658	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-8.2.Very low birth weight infants (percent, less than 1,500 grams)	1.5	2007	1.4	2017	1.4	100.0	...	Yes
659	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-9.1. Total preterm live births (percent, less than 37 weeks gestation)	10.4	2007	9.9	2017	9.4	50.0	...	Yes
660	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-9.2. Late preterm live births (percent, 34–36 weeks gestation)	7.5	2007	7.2	2017	6.8	42.9	...	Yes
661	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-9.3. Preterm live births (percent, 32–33 weeks gestation)	1.2	2007	1.2	2017	1.1	...	0.0	...
662	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-9.4. Very preterm live births (percent, less than 32 weeks gestation)	1.7	2007	1.6	2017	1.5	50.0	...	Yes
663	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-10.1. Pregnant women beginning prenatal care in the first trimester (percent)	77.1	2016	77.5	2018	84.8	5.2	...	Yes
664	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-10.2. Pregnant women receiving early and adequate prenatal care (percent)	75.6	2016	76.4	2018	83.2	10.5	...	Yes
665	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-11.1. Pregnant women abstaining from alcohol in past 30 days (percent, ages 15–44)	89.4	2007–2008	89.3	2017–2018	98.3	...	0.1	No
666	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-11.2. Pregnant women abstaining from binge drinking in past 30 days (percent, ages 15–44)	95.5	2015–2016	95.0	2017–2018	100.0	...	0.5	No
667	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-11.3. Pregnant women abstaining from cigarette smoking (percent)	92.8	2016	93.5	2018	98.6	12.1	...	Yes
668	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-11.4. Pregnant women abstaining from illicit drug use in the past 30 days (percent, ages 15–44)	94.5	2015–2016	93.0	2017–2018	100.0	...	1.6	No
669	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-14. Nonpregnant women consuming 400 µg or more of folic acid daily (percent, ages 15–44)	23.8	2003–2006	21.1	2011–2014	26.2	...	11.3	No
670	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-15. Nonpregnant women who have lower (below the 25th percentile) red blood cell folate concentrations (percent, ages 15–44)	24.9	2007–2010	21.6	2011–2014	22.4	132.0	...	No
671	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-16.1. Mothers receiving preconception counseling (percent)	24.5	2012	24.8	2014	27.0	12.0	...	No
672	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-16.2. Mothers who took daily multivitamins or folic acid in the month prior to pregnancy (percent)	30.3	2007	34.7	2016	33.3	146.7	...	Yes
673	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-16.3. Mothers who did not smoke in the 3 months prior to pregnancy (percent)	79.8	2011	84.4	2016	87.8	57.5	...	Yes
674	4	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-16.4. Mothers who did not drink alcohol in the 3 months prior to pregnancy (percent)	50.6	2007	45.8	2016	55.6	...	9.5	Yes
675	4	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-16.5. Mothers having a healthy weight prior to pregnancy (percent)	52.5	2007	48.1	2016	57.8	...	8.4	Yes
676	4	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-16.6. Mothers using most effective or moderately effective postpartum contraception (percent)	53.2	2012	51.7	2016	58.5	...	2.8	Yes
677	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-17.1. Women with impaired fecundity (percent, ages 18–44)	12.7	2002	13.2	2015–2017	11.4	...	3.9	No
678	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-18. Relapse after delivery among smokers who quit during pregnancy (percent)	42.4	2011	38.1	2016	38.2	102.4	...	Yes
679	4	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-19. Mothers attending a postpartum care visit (percent)	90.1	2012	89.5	2016	90.8	...	0.7	Yes
680	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-20. Infants put to sleep on their backs (percent, under age 8 months)	68.9	2007	78.8	2016	75.8	143.5	...	Yes
681	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-21.1. Infants ever breastfed (percent)	76.1	2009	83.2	2015	81.9	122.4	...	Yes
682	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-21.2. Infants breastfed at 6 months (percent)	46.6	2009	57.6	2015	60.6	78.6	...	Yes
683	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-21.3. Infants breastfed at 1 year (percent)	24.6	2009	35.9	2015	34.1	118.9	...	Yes
684	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-21.4. Infants breastfed exclusively through 3 months (percent)	35.9	2009	46.9	2015	46.2	106.8	...	Yes
685	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-21.5. Infants breastfed exclusively through 6 months (percent)	15.6	2009	24.9	2015	25.5	93.9	...	Yes
686	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-22. Employers having worksite lactation support programs (percent)	25	2009	49	2018	38	184.6	...	...
687	2	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-23. Breastfed newborns receiving formula supplementation in the first 2 days of life (percent)	23.3	2009	17.2	2015	14.2	67.0	...	Yes
688	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-24. Live births in facilities providing recommended care for lactating mothers and babies (percent)	2.9	2009	26.1	2018	8.1	446.2	...	...
689	6	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-25. Fetal alcohol syndrome (per 10,000 live births)	3.6	2001–2004	...		...	...	...	...
690	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-26. Children with disorders diagnosed through a newborn bloodspot who require special education services for developmental delays (percent, ages 3–10 years)	15.1	1988–1996	12.9	2002–2005	13.6	146.7	...	No
691	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-27.1. Children aged 8 years with cerebral palsy born low birth weight (percent, less than 2,500 grams)	50.0	2006	47.0	2010	45.0	60.0	...	No
692	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-27.2. Children aged 8 years with cerebral palsy were born very low birth weight (percent, less than 1,500 grams)	32.5	2006	26.5	2010	25.7	88.2	...	No
693	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-28.1. Cases of spina bifida (per 100,000 live births)	34.2	2005–2006	30.5	2010	30.8	108.8	...	...
694	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-28.2. Cases of anencephaly (per 100,000 live births)	24.6	2005–2006	12.8	2010	22.1	472.0	...	...
695	1	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-29.1. Children screened for autism and other developmental delays in the past year (percent, ages 10–35 months)	22.6	2007	38.0	2011–2012	24.9	669.6	...	Yes
696	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-29.2. Children with autism spectrum disorder receiving a first evaluation by age 36 months (percent, age 8 years)	42.7	2006	41.9	2014	47.0	...	1.9	No
697	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-29.3. Children with autism spectrum disorder receiving special services by age 48 months (percent, Metropolitan Atlanta, age 8 years)	52.4	2006	48.5	2014	57.6	...	7.4	No
698	4	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-30.1. Children having a medical home (percent, ages under 18 years)	57.5	2007	54.4	2011–2012	63.3	...	5.4	Yes
699	4	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-30.2. Children with special health care needs having a medical home (percent, ages under 18 years)	47.1	2005–2006	43.0	2009–2010	51.8	...	8.7	Yes
700	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-31.1. Children with special health care needs receiving care in family-centered, coordinated systems (percent, ages 0–11 years)	20.4	2005–2006	20.1	2009–2010	22.4	...	1.5	No
701	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-31.2. Children with special health care needs receiving care in family-centered, coordinated systems (percent, ages 12–17 years)	13.8	2005–2006	13.6	2009–2010	15.1	...	1.4	No
702	5	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-32.1. Statewide vital records linkage systems to verify newborn screening (number of states and District of Columbia)	21	2010	...		45	...	...	...
703	4	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-32.2. Screen-positive children receiving follow-up testing within recommended time period (percent)	98.3	2003–2006	86.3	2010	100.0	...	12.2	...
704	3	Maternal, Infant, and Child Health	MICH-33. Very low birth weight infants born at Level III hospitals (percent)	75.0	2003–2006	74.5	2010	83.7	...	0.7	...
705	1	Medical Product Safety	MPS-1. Hospitals reporting adverse drug events (percent)	60.7	2009	81.5	2018	66.8	341.0	…	Yes
706	6	Medical Product Safety	MPS-2.4.1. Drug overdose deaths involving natural, semisynthetic, and synthetic opioids, excluding heroin (per 100,000 population)	5.4	2010	12.5	2017	…	…	…	…
707	6	Medical Product Safety	MPS-2.4.2. Drug overdose deaths involving natural and semisynthetic opioids, excluding heroin (per 100,000 population)	3.5	2010	4.4	2017	…	…	…	…
708	6	Medical Product Safety	MPS-2.4.3. Drug overdose deaths involving methadone (per 100,000 population)	1.5	2010	1.0	2017	…	…	…	…
709	6	Medical Product Safety	MPS-2.4.4. Drug overdose deaths involving synthetic opioids, excluding methadone (per 100,000 population)	1.0	2010	9.0	2017	…	…	…	…
710	1	Medical Product Safety	MPS-4. Safe and effective medical products associated with predictive biomarkers (number)	35	2014	65	2018	39	750.0	…	…
711	3	Medical Product Safety	MPS-5.1. Emergency department visits for overdoses from oral anticoagulants (per 10,000 outpatient prescription visits)	35.9	2006–2007	36.9	2008–2009	32.3	…	2.8	No
712	1	Medical Product Safety	MPS-5.2. Emergency department visits for overdoses from injectable antidiabetic agents (per 10,000 outpatient prescription visits)	43.4	2006–2007	34.2	2008–2009	39.1	214.0	…	No
713	1	Medical Product Safety	MPS-5.3. Emergency department visits for overdoses from narrow-therapeutic-index medications (per 10,000 outpatient prescription visits)	8.9	2006–2007	7.6	2008–2009	8.0	144.4	…	No
714	1	Medical Product Safety	MPS-5.4. Emergency department visits for medication overdoses in children (per 10,000 population, under age 5 years)	32.7	2007–2008	27.1	2015–2016	29.4	169.7	…	No
715	4	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-1. Suicide (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	11.3	2007	14.0	2017	10.2	...	23.9	Yes
716	4	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-2. Suicide attempts by adolescents that required medical attention (percent, grades 9–12)	1.9	2009	2.4	2017	1.7	...	26.3	Yes
717	4	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-3. Adolescents engaging in disordered eating to control their weight (percent, grades 9–12)	14.3	2009	16.7	2013	12.9	...	16.8	Yes
718	4	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-4.1. Adolescents with a major depressive episode in the past 12 months (percent, ages 12–17)	8.3	2008	14.4	2018	7.5	...	73.5	Yes
719	4	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-4.2. Adults with a major depressive episode in the past 12 months (percent, ages 18 and over)	6.5	2008	7.2	2018	5.8	...	10.8	Yes
720	5	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-5. Primary care facilities that provide mental health treatment (percent)	79.0	2006	...		87.0	...	...	...
721	3	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-6. Children with mental health problems receiving treatment (percent, ages 4–17 years)	68.9	2008	73.3	2018	75.8	63.8	...	No
722	3	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-7. Juvenile residential facilities that screen admissions for mental health problems (percent)	58.0	2006	57.0	2010	64.0	...	1.7	...
723	3	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-8. Persons with serious mental illness who are employed (percent, ages 18 and over)	56.0	2008	58.8	2018	61.6	50.0	...	No
724	3	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-9.1. Adults with serious mental illness who receive treatment (percent, ages 18 and over)	65.7	2008	64.1	2018	72.3	...	2.4	No
725	4	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-9.2. Adults with major depressive episodes who receive treatment (percent, ages 18 and over)	69.0	2008	64.8	2018	75.9	...	6.1	Yes
726	3	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-10. Persons with co-occurring substance abuse and mental disorders who receive treatment (percent, ages 18 and over)	3.3	2008	3.4	2018	3.6	33.3	...	No
727	1	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-11.1. Primary care physician office visits by adults that include screening for depression (percent, ages 19 and over)	2.2	2012	9.0	2016	2.4	3,400.0	...	No
728	5	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-11.2. Primary care physician office visits by youth that include screening for depression (percent, ages 12–18 years)	1.6	2010–2012	...		1.7	...	...	...
729	1	Mental Health and Mental Disorders	MHMD-12. Homeless adults with mental health problems receiving mental health services (percent, ages 18 and over)	37.0	2005–2006	62.6	2014–2015	41.0	640.0	...	...
730	5	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-1. States with food and beverage nutrition standards for preschool children in child care (number of states and District of Columbia)	24	2006	...		34	...	...	...
731	1	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-2.1. Schools not offering calorically sweetened beverages (percent)	9.3	2006	25.6	2014	21.3	135.8	...	Yes
732	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-2.2. School districts requiring schools to offer fruit and vegetables to students (percent)	6.6	2006	16.3	2016	18.6	80.8	...	Yes
733	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-3. States with policies to incentivize food retail outlets to provide foods encouraged by the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (number)	8	2009	13	2017	18	50.0	...	...
734	5	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-5.1. Primary care physicians assessing body mass index in adult patients aged 18 and over (percent)	48.7	2008	...		53.6	...	...	...
735	5	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-5.2. Primary care physicians assessing body mass index in child or adolescent patients aged 2–17 years (percent)	49.7	2008	...		54.7	...	...	...
736	1	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-6.1. Physician office visits for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or hyperlipidemia that include diet and nutrition counseling (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	11.5	2012	20.2	2015	12.7	725.0	...	No
737	1	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-6.2. Physician office visits by obese adults that include weight reduction, nutrition, or physical activity counseling (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	14.2	2012	24.8	2016	15.6	757.1	...	No
738	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-6.3. Physician office visits by child or adult patients that include nutrition and diet counseling (age-adjusted percent)	7.9	2012	13.4	2016	15.2	75.3	...	Yes
739	4	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-8. Healthy weight among adults (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	30.8	2005–2008	27.7	2013–2016	33.9	...	10.1	Yes
740	4	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-9. Obesity among adults (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	33.9	2005–2008	38.6	2013–2016	30.5	...	13.9	Yes
741	3	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-10.1. Obesity among children (percent, ages 2–5 years)	10.4	2005–2008	11.6	2013–2016	9.4	...	11.5	No
742	3	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-10.2. Obesity among children (percent, ages 6–11 years)	17.4	2005–2008	17.9	2013–2016	15.7	...	2.9	No
743	3	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-10.3. Obesity among adolescents (percent, ages 12–19)	17.9	2005–2008	20.6	2013–2016	16.1	...	15.1	No
744	3	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-10.4. Obesity among children and adolescents (percent, ages 2–19 years )	16.1	2005–2008	17.8	2013–2016	14.5	...	10.6	No
745	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-12. Very low food security among children in the past 12 months (percent of households)	1.3	2008	0.6	2018	0.2	63.6	...	Yes
746	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-13. Households with food insecurity in the past 12 months (percent)	14.6	2008	11.1	2018	6.0	40.7	...	Yes
747	3	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-14. Mean daily intake of fruits (age adjusted, cup equivalents per 1,000 calories, ages 2 years and over)	0.53	2005–2008	0.51	2013–2016	0.93	...	3.8	No
748	3	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-15.1. Mean daily intake of total vegetables (age adjusted, cup equivalents per 1,000 calories, ages 2 years and over)	0.76	2005–2008	0.76	2013–2016	1.16	...	0.0	...
749	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-15.2. Mean daily intake of dark green vegetables, red and orange vegetables, and beans and peas (age adjusted, cup equivalents per 1,000 calories, ages 2 years and over)	0.29	2005–2008	0.31	2013–2016	0.53	8.3	...	Yes
750	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-16. Mean daily intake of whole grains (age adjusted, ounce equivalents per 1,000 calories, ages 2 years and over)	0.34	2005–2008	0.46	2013–2016	0.66	37.5	...	Yes
751	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-17.1. Mean percent of total daily calorie intake from solid fats (age adjusted, ages 2 years and over)	16.6	2005–2008	14.9	2013–2016	14.2	70.8	...	Yes
752	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-17.2. Mean percent of total daily calorie intake from added sugars (age adjusted, ages 2 years and over)	15.1	2005–2008	13.5	2013–2016	9.7	29.6	...	Yes
753	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-17.3. Mean percent of total daily calorie intake from solid fats and added sugars (age adjusted, ages 2 years and over)	31.7	2005–2008	28.4	2013–2016	25.5	53.2	...	Yes
754	3	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-18. Mean percent of total daily calorie intake from saturated fats (age adjusted, ages 2 years and over)	11.3	2005–2008	11.4	2013–2016	9.9	...	0.9	No
755	2	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-19. Mean total daily sodium intake (age adjusted, mg, ages 2 years and over)	3,658	2009–2012	3,604	2013–2016	2,300	4.0	...	Yes
756	3	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-20. Mean total daily calcium intake (age adjusted, mg, ages 2 years and over)	1,099	2005–2008	1,077	2013–2016	1,384	...	2.0	No
757	1	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-21.1. Iron deficiency in children (percent, ages 1–2 years)	15.9	2005–2008	10.9	2015–2016	14.3	312.5	...	No
758	5	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-21.2. Iron deficiency in children (percent, ages 3–4 years)	5.3	2005–2008	...		4.3	...	...	...
759	4	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-21.3. Iron deficiency in females (percent, ages 12–49 years)	10.5	2005–2008	13.2	2015–2016	9.4	...	25.7	Yes
760	5	Nutrition and Weight Status	NWS-22 Iron deficiency in pregnant females (percent)	16.1	2003–2006	...		14.5	...	...	...
761	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-1.1. Work-related injury deaths—All industries (per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers, ages 16 and over)	4.0	2007	3.5	2017	3.6	125.0	...	Yes
762	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-1.2. Work-related injury deaths—Mining (per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers, ages 16 and over)	21.4	2007	12.5	2017	19.3	423.8	...	Yes
763	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-1.3. Work-related injury deaths—Construction (per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers, ages 16 and over)	10.8	2007	9.4	2017	9.7	127.3	...	Yes
764	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-1.4. Work-related injury deaths—Transportation and warehousing (per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers, ages 16 and over)	16.5	2007	11.5	2017	14.8	294.1	...	Yes
765	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-1.5. Work-related injury deaths—Agriculture, forestry, fishing, and hunting (per 100,000 full-time equivalent workers, ages 16 and over)	26.7	2007	22.4	2017	24.3	179.2	...	Yes
766	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-2.1. Work-related nonfatal injuries (per 100 full-time equivalent workers)	4.2	2007	2.8	2017	3.8	350.0	...	Yes
767	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-2.2. Emergency department visits for work-related injuries (per 100 full-time equivalent workers)	2.4	2007	1.7	2017	2.2	350.0	...	No
768	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-2.3. Emergency department visits for work-related illness and injuries (per 100 full-time equivalent workers, ages 15–19)	5.5	2007	3.3	2017	5.0	440.0	...	No
769	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-3. Overexertion or repetitive motion injuries (per 10,000 full-time workers)	29.6	2008	22.6	2017	26.6	233.3	...	...
770	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-4. Pneumoconiosis deaths (number, ages 15 and over)	2,430	2005	1,676	2016	2,187	310.3	...	...
771	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-5. Work-related homicides (number)	628	2007	458	2017	565	269.8	...	...
772	3	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-6. Emergency department visits for work-related assaults (per 10,000 full-time equivalent workers, ages 15 and over)	8.4	2007	10.0	2017	7.6	...	19.0	No
773	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-7. Persons with blood lead levels 10 or more µg/dL (per 100,000 workers, ages 16 and over)	26.6	2010	15.8	2017	23.9	400.0	...	Yes
774	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-8. Occupational skin diseases or disorders (per 10,000 full-time workers)	4.4	2008	2.2	2017	4.0	550.0	...	...
775	2	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-9. Proportion of employees who have access to workplace programs that prevent or reduce employee stress (percent)	36	2010	38	2014	40	50.0	...	Yes
776	1	Occupational Safety and Health	OSH-10. Work-related noise-induced hearing loss (per 10,000 full-time workers)	2.2	2008	1.4	2017	2.0	400.0	...	...
777	2	Older Adults	OA-1. Older adults using the Welcome to Medicare benefit (percent)	6.4	2008	6.8	2013	7.0	66.7	...	...
778	3	Older Adults	OA-2.1. Males who are current on a core set of clinical preventive services (percent, ages 65 and over)	40.5	2012	41.2	2014	44.6	17.1	...	No
779	3	Older Adults	OA-2.2. Females who are current on a core set of clinical preventive services (percent, ages 65 and over)	42.5	2012	42.6	2014	46.8	2.3	...	No
780	4	Older Adults	OA-4. Older adults with diabetes who have had diabetes self-management training (percent, Medicare beneficiaries with diabetes)	2.0	2008	0.6	2013	2.2	...	70.0	...
781	4	Older Adults	OA-5. Older adults with at least one activity of daily living limitation or living in a long-term care facility (age-adjusted percent, ages 65 and over)	29.3	2007	32.2	2011	26.4	...	9.9	Yes
782	1	Older Adults	OA-6. Older adults with reduced physical or cognitive function who engage in leisure-time physical activities (percent, ages 65 and over)	32.6	2008	41.3	2018	35.9	263.6	...	Yes
783	3	Older Adults	OA-7.1. Physicians with geriatric certification (percent)	2.7	2009	2.5	2014	3.0	...	7.4	...
784	3	Older Adults	OA-7.2. Psychiatrists with geriatric certification (percent)	4.3	2009	4.2	2014	4.7	...	2.3	...
785	4	Older Adults	OA-7.3. Registered nurses with geriatric certification (percent)	1.4	2004	0.5	2013	1.5	...	64.3	...
786	4	Older Adults	OA-7.4. Dentists with geriatric certification (percent)	0.20	2007	0.10	2012	0.22	...	50.0	...
787	1	Older Adults	OA-7.5. Physical therapists with geriatric certification (percent)	0.6	2009	0.9	2016	0.7	300.0	...	...
788	1	Older Adults	OA-7.6. Registered dieticians with geriatric certification (percent)	0.30	2009	0.60	2013	0.33	999.99	...	...
789	3	Older Adults	OA-10. Pressure ulcer-related hospitalizations among older adults (per 100,000 population, ages 65 and over)	985.8	2007	962.7	2014	887.3	23.5	...	No
790	3	Older Adults	OA-11. Emergency department visits for falls (age adjusted, per 100,000 population, ages 65 and over)	5,235.1	2007	6,306.2	2015	4,711.6	...	20.5	No
791	5	Older Adults	OA-12.1. States reporting information about victims and perpetrators of elder abuse (number of states and District of Columbia)	3	2004	...		4	...	...	...
792	1	Oral Health	OH-1.1. Children with dental caries experience in their primary teeth (percent, ages 3–5 years)	33.3	1999–2004	27.9	2013–2016	30.0	163.6	...	No
793	3	Oral Health	OH-1.2. Children with dental caries experience in their primary or permanent teeth (percent, ages 6–9 years)	54.4	1999–2004	51.6	2013–2016	49.0	51.9	...	No
794	3	Oral Health	OH-1.3. Adolescents with dental caries experience in their permanent teeth (percent, ages 13–15)	53.7	1999–2004	49.9	2013–2016	48.3	70.4	...	No
795	1	Oral Health	OH-2.1. Children with untreated dental decay in their primary teeth (percent, ages 3–5 years)	23.8	1999–2004	11.9	2013–2016	21.4	495.8	...	No
796	1	Oral Health	OH-2.2. Children with untreated dental decay in their primary or permanent teeth (percent, ages 6–9 years)	28.8	1999–2004	15.5	2013–2016	25.9	458.6	...	No
797	1	Oral Health	OH-2.3. Adolescents with untreated dental decay in their permanent teeth (percent, ages 13–15)	17.0	1999–2004	14.1	2013–2016	15.3	170.6	...	No
798	3	Oral Health	OH-3.1. Adults with untreated dental decay (percent, ages 35–44)	27.8	1999–2004	28.2	2013–2016	25.0	...	1.4	No
799	3	Oral Health	OH-3.2. Adults with untreated coronal caries (percent, ages 65–74)	17.1	1999–2004	15.8	2013–2016	15.4	76.5	...	No
800	1	Oral Health	OH-3.3. Adults with untreated root surface caries (percent, ages 75 and over)	37.9	1999–2004	29.1	2015–2016	34.1	231.6	...	No
801	2	Oral Health	OH-4.1. Adults with permanent tooth loss due to dental caries or periodontal disease (percent, ages 45–64)	76.4	1999–2004	71.7	2013–2016	68.8	61.8	...	Yes
802	1	Oral Health	OH-4.2. Adults with complete tooth loss (percent, ages 65–74)	24.0	1999–2004	12.5	2013–2016	21.6	479.2	...	No
803	1	Oral Health	OH-5. Adults with moderate or severe periodontitis (percent, ages 45–74)	47.5	2009–2010	37.4	2013–2014	40.8	150.7	...	Yes
804	3	Oral Health	OH-6. Oral and pharyngeal cancers detected at the earliest stage (percent)	32.6	2007	29.5	2016	35.9	...	9.5	...
805	3	Oral Health	OH-7. Children, adolescents, and adults who visited the dentist in the past year (age-adjusted percent, ages 2 years and over)	44.5	2007	43.3	2016	49.0	...	2.7	No
806	1	Oral Health	OH-8. Low-income children and adolescents receiving preventive dental services in the past year (percent, ages 2–18 years, at or below 200% of poverty level)	30.2	2007	38.7	2016	33.2	283.3	...	Yes
807	1	Oral Health	OH-9.1. School-based health centers with an oral health component that includes dental sealants (percent)	17.1	2007–2008	24.4	2010–2011	18.8	429.4	...	...
808	1	Oral Health	OH-9.2. School-based health centers with an oral health component that includes dental care (percent)	6.4	2007–2008	9.1	2010–2011	7.0	450.0	...	...
809	1	Oral Health	OH-9.3. School-based health centers with an oral health component that includes topical fluoride (percent)	20.6	2007–2008	33.1	2010–2011	22.7	595.2	...	...
810	2	Oral Health	OH-10.1. Federally Qualified Health Centers with an oral health care program (percent)	66.6	2007	71.2	2015	73.3	68.7	...	...
811	5	Oral Health	OH-10.2. Local health departments with oral health prevention or care programs (percent)	25.8	2008	...		28.4	...	...	...
812	2	Oral Health	OH-11. Patients at Federally Qualified Health Centers receiving dental services (percent)	17.5	2007	21.4	2015	33.3	24.7	...	...
813	1	Oral Health	OH-12.1. Children receiving dental sealants on primary molar teeth (percent, ages 3–5 years)	1.4	1999–2004	4.3	2011–2012	1.5	2,900.0	...	No
814	1	Oral Health	OH-12.2. Children receiving dental sealants on permanent first molar teeth (percent, ages 6–9 years)	25.5	1999–2004	38.2	2013–2016	28.1	488.5	...	No
815	1	Oral Health	OH-12.3. Adolescents receiving dental sealants on their first and second permanent molars (percent, ages 13–15)	19.9	1999–2004	42.4	2013–2016	21.9	1,125.0	...	No
816	3	Oral Health	OH-13. Population served by community water systems with optimally fluoridated water (percent)	72.4	2008	72.8	2016	79.6	5.6	...	...
817	3	Oral Health	OH-14.1. Adults who received information on reducing tobacco use from a dentist (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	10.5	2011–2012	11.5	2015–2016	13.2	37.0	...	No
818	3	Oral Health	OH-14.2. Adults who received an oral cancer screening from a dentist (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	23.3	2011–2012	26.3	2015–2016	28.6	56.6	...	No
819	3	Oral Health	OH-14.3. Adults who were tested or referred for glycemic control by a dentist (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	5.7	2011–2012	6.3	2015–2016	7.3	37.5	...	No
820	1	Oral Health	OH-15.1. States and the District of Columbia with a recording system for cleft lips and cleft palates (number)	35	2013	39	2014	39	100.0	...	...
821	1	Oral Health	OH-15.2. States and the District of Columbia with a referral system for cleft lips and cleft palates (number)	31	2013	36	2014	34	166.7	...	...
822	5	Oral Health	OH-16. Oral and craniofacial state-based surveillance systems (number of states and District of Columbia)	32	2009	...		51	...	...	...
823	5	Oral Health	OH-17.1. State and local dental programs directed by public health dental professionals (percent of jurisdictions, population 250,000 or more)	23.4	2008	...		25.7	...	...	...
824	5	Oral Health	OH-17.2. Indian Health Service and Tribal dental programs directed by public health dental professionals (number of jurisdictions, population 30,000 or more)	11	2010	...		12	...	...	...
825	1	Physical Activity	PA-1. Adults engaging in no leisure-time physical activity (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	36.2	2008	25.4	2018	32.6	300.0	...	Yes
826	1	Physical Activity	PA-2.1. Adults engaging in regular physical activity—Light or moderate for 150 minutes or more per week or vigorous for 75 minutes or more per week (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	43.5	2008	54.2	2018	47.9	243.2	...	Yes
827	1	Physical Activity	PA-2.2. Adults engaging in regular physical activity—Light or moderate for 300 minutes or more per week or vigorous for 150 minutes or more per week (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	28.4	2008	37.4	2018	31.3	310.3	...	Yes
828	1	Physical Activity	PA-2.3. Adults performing muscle-strengthening activities 2 days or more per week (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	21.9	2008	27.6	2018	24.1	259.1	...	Yes
829	1	Physical Activity	PA-2.4. Adults meeting aerobic physical activity and muscle-strengthening objectives (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	18.2	2008	24.0	2018	20.1	305.3	...	Yes
830	4	Physical Activity	PA-3.1. Adolescents meeting federal physical activity guidelines (percent, grades 9–12)	28.7	2011	26.1	2017	31.6	...	9.1	Yes
831	4	Physical Activity	PA-3.2. Adolescents meeting federal guidelines for muscle-strengthening activity (percent, grades 9–12)	55.6	2011	51.1	2017	61.2	...	8.1	Yes
832	3	Physical Activity	PA-3.3. Adolescents meeting federal guidelines for aerobic physical activity and muscle-strengthening activity (percent, grades 9–12)	21.9	2011	20.0	2017	24.1	...	8.7	No
833	3	Physical Activity	PA-4.1. Elementary schools requiring daily physical education (percent)	4.4	2006	3.6	2014	4.8	...	18.2	No
834	4	Physical Activity	PA-4.2. Middle and junior high schools requiring daily physical education (percent)	10.5	2006	3.4	2014	11.5	...	67.6	Yes
835	1	Physical Activity	PA-4.3. Senior high schools requiring daily physical education (percent)	2.1	2006	4.0	2014	2.3	950.0	...	No
836	3	Physical Activity	PA-5. Adolescents participating in daily school physical education (percent, grades 9–12)	33.3	2009	29.9	2017	36.6	...	10.2	No
837	5	Physical Activity	PA-6.1. States requiring regular elementary school recess (number)	7	2006	...		17	...	...	...
838	1	Physical Activity	PA-6.2. School districts requiring regular elementary school recess (percent)	57.1	2006	64.8	2016	62.8	135.1	...	No
839	3	Physical Activity	PA-7. School districts requiring regular elementary school recess for 20 minutes or more (percent)	61.5	2006	64.5	2016	67.7	48.4	...	No
840	5	Physical Activity	PA-8.1. Children viewing no television, videos, or video games on weekdays (percent, ages 0–2 years)	40.6	2007	...		44.7	...	...	...
841	3	Physical Activity	PA-8.2.1. Children viewing television, videos, or video games for 2 hours or less a day (percent, ages 2–5 years)	75.6	2005–2008	76.2	2009–2012	83.2	7.9	...	No
842	5	Physical Activity	PA-8.2.2. Children and adolescents viewing television, videos, or video games for 2 hours or less a day (percent, ages 6–14 years)	78.9	2007	...		86.8	...	...	...
843	1	Physical Activity	PA-8.2.3. Adolescents viewing television, videos, or video games for 2 hours or less a day (percent, grades 9–12)	67.2	2009	79.3	2017	73.9	180.6	...	Yes
844	6	Physical Activity	PA-8.3.1. Children using a computer for nonschool work for 2 hours or less a day (percent, ages 2–5 years)	97.4	2005–2008	97.5	2009–2012	...	...	...	...
845	5	Physical Activity	PA-8.3.2. Children and adolescents using a computer for nonschool work for 2 hours or less a day (percent, ages 6–14 years)	93.3	2007	...		100.0	...	...	...
846	4	Physical Activity	PA-8.3.3. Adolescents using a computer for nonschool work for 2 hours or less a day (percent, grades 9–12)	75.1	2009	57.0	2017	82.6	...	24.1	Yes
847	5	Physical Activity	PA-9.1. State child care licensing regulations requiring activity programs for large muscle or gross motor activity (number of states)	25	2006	...		35	...	...	...
848	5	Physical Activity	PA-9.2. State child care licensing regulations requiring child participation in vigorous or moderate physical activity (number of states)	3	2006	...		13	...	...	...
849	5	Physical Activity	PA-9.3. State child care licensing regulations requiring child participation in physical activity for a specified time period (number of states)	1	2006	...		11	...	...	...
850	3	Physical Activity	PA-10. Schools providing access to physical activity facilities during nonschool time (percent)	28.8	2006	25.9	2014	31.7	...	10.1	No
851	1	Physical Activity	PA-11.1. Office visits for cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or hyperlipidemia that include exercise counseling (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	7.7	2012	15.0	2015	8.5	912.5	...	No
852	1	Physical Activity	PA-11.2. Physician visits by child or adult patients that include exercise counseling (age-adjusted percent)	5.3	2012	9.4	2015	5.8	820.0	...	No
853	5	Physical Activity	PA-13.1. Walking for transportation—Adults—Trips of 1 mile or less (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	33.4	2009	...		36.7	...	...	...
854	5	Physical Activity	PA-13.2. Walking to school—Children and adolescents—Trips of 1 mile or less (percent, ages 5–15 years)	28.8	2009	...		31.7	...	...	...
855	5	Physical Activity	PA-14.1. Bicycling for transportation—Adults—Trips of 5 miles or less (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	1.0	2009	...		3.0	...	...	...
856	5	Physical Activity	PA-14.2. Bicycling to school—Children and adolescents—Trips of 2 miles or less (percent, ages 5–15 years)	1.4	2009	...		3.4	...	...	...
857	5	Preparedness	PREP-2. Designated personnel report-to-duty time in a public health emergency (average time in minutes)	66	2009	...		59	...	...	...
858	5	Preparedness	PREP-4. Timely production of after-action reports and improvement plans after simulation exercise (average time in days)	46	2009	...		41	...	...	...
859	2	Preparedness	PREP-5.1. School districts requiring schools to include family reunification plans (percent)	67.8	2012	74.4	2016	74.6	97.1	...	Yes
860	3	Preparedness	PREP-5.2. School districts requiring response procedures for pandemic flu or other infectious disease outbreaks (percent)	69.0	2012	65.3	2016	75.9	...	5.4	No
861	3	Preparedness	PREP-5.3. School districts requiring schools to include provisions for students and staff with special needs (percent)	79.9	2012	79.9	2016	87.9	...	0.0	...
862	1	Preparedness	PREP-5.4. School districts requiring schools to include mental health services for students and staff after a crisis has occurred (percent)	69.3	2012	77.6	2016	76.2	120.3	...	Yes
863	3	Preparedness	PREP-7. Household discussions of emergency plans (percent)	79.2	2011	76.9	2012	89.5	...	2.9	No
864	3	Preparedness	PREP-13. Adults whose households have a disaster emergency plan (percent, ages 18 and over)	46.0	2011	43.2	2012	51.2	...	6.1	No
865	2	Preparedness	PREP-15.1. Active bystander CPR for patients with a nontraumatic cardiac arrest (percent)	39.6	2015	40.5	2018	44.6	18.0	...	Yes
866	2	Preparedness	PREP-15.2. Active bystander AED use for patients with a nontraumatic cardiac arrest in a public location (percent)	11.2	2015	12.3	2018	13.7	44.0	...	Yes
867	3	Preparedness	PREP-15.3. Active bystander intervention and survival to hospital discharge (percent)	14.2	2015	14.2	2018	16.7	...	0.0	...
868	2	Preparedness	PREP-15.4. Active bystander intervention and survival to hospital discharge for patients with a bystander witnessed nontraumatic cardiac arrest (percent)	39.1	2015	40.7	2018	44.1	32.0	...	Yes
869	3	Preparedness	PREP-16.1. Medical Reserve Corps units participating in preparedness training and exercises (percent)	90	2013	83	2017	95	...	7.8	...
870	2	Preparedness	PREP-16.2. Medical Reserve Corps units participating in public health activities (percent)	58	2013	72	2015	75	82.4	...	...
871	2	Preparedness	PREP-16.3. Medical Reserve Corps complying with the National Incident Management System (percent)	95	2013	97	2015	99	50.0	...	...
872	1	Preparedness	PREP-17.1. Preparedness training and exercises in which Medical Reserve Corps units participate (number)	4,854	2013	5,956	2015	5,097	453.5	...	...
873	1	Preparedness	PREP-17.2. Public health activities in which Medical Reserve Corps units participate (number)	2,881	2013	7,485	2015	3,371	939.6	...	...
874	6	Preparedness	PREP-18.1. Healthcare coalition members (number)	24,143	2015	28,055	2017	...	...	...	...
875	2	Preparedness	PREP-19. Emergency medical services call-reporting to the National EMS information system (number of states and District of Columbia)	0	2015	9	2019	51	17.6	...	...
876	2	Preparedness	PREP-20.1. Evacuation plans with relocation site required of child care providers (number of states and District of Columbia)	17	2009	38	2015	51	61.8	...	...
877	2	Preparedness	PREP-20.2. Postdisaster reunification plans for relocated families required of child care providers (number of states and District of Columbia)	12	2009	39	2015	51	69.2	...	...
878	2	Preparedness	PREP-20.3. Emergency plans for children with access and functional needs including disabilities required of child care providers (number of states and District of Columbia)	10	2009	32	2015	51	53.7	...	...
879	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-1.3.1. State public health agencies incorporating Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals into job descriptions (percent)	25	2012	34	2016	28	300.0	…	…
880	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-1.3.2. State public health agencies incorporating Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals into performance evaluations (percent)	15	2012	22	2016	16	700.0	…	…
881	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-1.4.1. Local public health agencies incorporating Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals into job descriptions (percent)	13	2013	26	2016	14	1,300.0	…	Yes
882	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-1.4.2. Local public health agencies incorporating Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals into performance evaluations (percent)	14	2013	23	2016	15	900.0	…	Yes
883	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-2.2. State public health agencies incorporating Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals into developing training plans (percent)	52	2012	72	2016	57	400.0	…	…
884	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-2.3. Local public health agencies incorporating Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals into developing training plans (percent)	14	2013	28	2016	18	350.0	…	Yes
885	3	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-3. Schools of public health and schools of nursing incorporating Core Competencies for Public Health Professionals into curricula (percent)	91	2006	88	2016	94	…	3.3	…
886	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-4.1. Public health or related graduate degrees and postbaccalaureate certificates awarded (number)	16,188	2014–2015	18,579	2016–2017	17,807	147.7	…	…
887	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-4.2. Public health or related bachelor’s degrees awarded (number)	10,722	2014–2015	14,016	2016–2017	11,794	307.3	…	…
888	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-6.1. Public health or related associate degrees and sub-baccalaureate certificates awarded (number)	719	2014–2015	881	2016–2017	791	225.0	…	…
889	6	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-7.1. Population-based objectives that report estimates by race and ethnicity (percent)	39.9	2013	40.4	2017	…	…	…	…
890	6	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-7.2. Population-based objectives that report estimates by sex (percent)	85.7	2013	83.1%	2017	…	…	…	…
891	6	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-7.3. Population-based objectives that report estimates by socioeconomic status (percent)	57.1	2013	57.6	2017	…	…	…	…
892	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-8.1. Objectives that have at least one data point (percent)	81	2014	84	2017	97	18.8	…	…
893	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-8.2. Objectives that have at least two data points (percent)	48	2014	75	2017	84	75.0	…	…
894	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-8.3. Objectives that are tracked at least every 3 years (percent)	45	2014	62	2017	66	81.0	…	…
895	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-9. Objectives for which national data are reported in a timely manner (percent)	74	2014	80	2018	81	85.7	…	…
896	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-10.1. Reporting areas using the latest U.S. Standard Birth Certificate (number of states, the District of Columbia, and New York City)	28	2008	52	2018	52	100.0	…	…
897	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-10.2. Reporting areas using the latest U.S. Standard Death Certificate (number of states, the District of Columbia, and New York City)	32	2008	52	2018	52	100.0	…	…
898	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-10.3. Reporting areas using the latest U.S. Standard Fetal Death Report (number of states, the District of Columbia, and New York City)	22	2008	52	2018	52	100.0	…	…
899	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.1. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories supporting disease prevention, control, and surveillance (percent)	90	2008	98	2018	99	88.9	…	…
900	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.2. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that incorporate integrated data management (percent)	55	2008	96	2018	60	820.0	…	…
901	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.3. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that support reference and specialized testing (percent)	78	2008	91	2018	86	162.5	…	…
902	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.4. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that support environmental health and protection (percent)	55	2008	62	2018	60	140.0	…	…
903	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.5. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that support food safety (percent)	27	2008	60	2018	30	1,100.0	…	…
904	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.6. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that advance laboratory improvement and regulation (percent)	43	2008	82	2018	47	975.0	…	…
905	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.7. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that support policy development (percent)	67	2008	76	2018	74	128.6	…	…
906	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.8. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that support emergency response (percent)	69	2008	100	2018	76	442.9	…	…
907	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.9. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that support public health research (percent)	29	2008	58	2018	32	966.7	…	…
908	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.10. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that support training and education programs (percent)	49	2008	93	2018	54	880.0	…	…
909	4	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-11.11. Tribal and state public health agencies with laboratories that foster partnerships and communication (percent)	61	2008	42	2018	67	…	31.1	…
910	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.1. Public health laboratory systems that monitor health status to identify and solve community health problems at a high level of quality (percent)	35	2012	43	2016	38	266.7	…	…
911	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.2. Public health laboratory systems that diagnose and investigate health problems and health hazards in the community at a high level of quality (percent)	58	2012	63	2016	64	83.3	…	…
912	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.3. Public health laboratory systems that inform, educate, and empower people about health issues at a high level of quality (percent)	28	2012	48	2016	31	666.7	…	…
913	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.4. Public health laboratory systems that mobilize community partnerships and action to identify and solve health problems at a high level of quality (percent)	14	2012	18%	2016	15%	400.0	…	…
914	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.5. Public health laboratory systems that develop policies and plans that support individual and community health efforts at a high level of quality (percent)	26	2012	35	2016	29	300.0	…	…
915	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.6. Public health laboratory systems that enforce laws and regulations that protect health and ensure safety at a high level of quality (percent)	60	2012	70	2016	66	166.7	…	…
916	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.7. Public health laboratory systems that link people to needed personal health services and assure the provision of health care when otherwise unavailable at a high level of quality (percent)	35	2012	40	2016	38	166.7	…	…
917	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.8. Public health laboratory systems that assure a competent public and personal health care workforce at a high level of quality (percent)	21	2012	35	2016	23	700.0	…	…
918	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.9. Public health laboratory systems that evaluate effectiveness, accessibility, and quality of personal and population-based health services at a high level of quality (percent)	5	2012	10	2016	6	500.0	…	…
919	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-12.10. Public health laboratory systems that support research into new insights and innovative solutions to health problems at a high level of quality (percent)	5	2012	15	2016	6	1,000.0	…	…
920	3	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-13.1. State epidemiologists with formal training in epidemiology (percent)	87	2009	88	2013	100	7.7	…	No
921	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-13.3. State public health agencies providing comprehensive epidemiology services (percent)	55	2009	84	2017	100	64.4	…	…
922	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-13.4. Local public health agencies providing comprehensive epidemiology services (percent)	35	2008	43	2016	100	12.3	…	Yes
923	5	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-14.1. State public health systems conducting public health system assessments (percent)	49	2009	…		78	…	…	…
924	5	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-14.2. Local public health systems conducting public health system assessments (percent)	28	2009	…		50	…	…	…
925	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-15.2. State public health agencies with a health improvement plan (percent)	49	2012	88	2016	54	780.0	…	…
926	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-15.3. Local public health agencies with a health improvement plan (percent)	55	2013	67	2016	61	200.0	…	Yes
927	2	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-15.4. Local public health agencies with a health improvement plan linked to their state plan (percent)	64	2013	67	2016	72	37.5	…	Yes
928	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-16.2. State public health agencies with an agency-wide quality improvement program (percent)	27	2012	47	2016	30	666.7	…	…
929	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-16.3. Local public health agencies with an agency-wide quality improvement program (percent)	23	2013	27	2016	25	200.0	…	Yes
930	6	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-17.1. Accredited tribal public health agencies (number)	0	2014	3	2019	…	…	…	…
931	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-17.2. Accredited state public health agencies (percent)	9.8	2014	70.6	2019	15.8	1,013.0	…	…
932	1	Public Health Infrastructure	PHI-17.3. Accredited local public health agencies (percent)	1.7	2014	13.4	2019	3.7	585.0	…	…
933	6	Respiratory Diseases	RD-1.1. Asthma deaths among children and adults (per million population, under age 35 years)	3.4	2007	4.0	2017	...	...	...	...
934	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-1.2. Asthma deaths among adults (per million population, ages 35–64)	11.0	2007	11.4	2017	4.9	...	3.6	No
935	2	Respiratory Diseases	RD-1.3. Asthma deaths among adults (per million population, ages 65 and over)	43.4	2007	30.4	2017	21.5	59.4	...	Yes
936	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-2.1. Hospitalizations for asthma among children (per 10,000 population, under age 5 years)	41.4	2007	40.6	2009	18.2	3.4	...	No
937	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-2.2. Hospitalizations for asthma among children and adults (age adjusted, per 10,000 population, ages 5–64 years)	11.1	2007	10.5	2010	8.7	25.0	...	No
938	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-2.3. Hospitalizations for asthma among adults (age adjusted, per 10,000 population, ages 65 and over)	25.3	2007	25.5	2010	20.1	...	0.8	No
939	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-3.1. Emergency department visits for asthma among children (per 10,000 population, under age 5 years)	132.8	2005–2007	129.6	2013–2015	95.7	8.6	...	No
940	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-3.2. Emergency department visits for asthma among children and adults (per 10,000 population, ages 5–64 years)	57.0	2005–2007	59.0	2013–2015	49.6	...	3.5	No
941	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-3.3. Emergency department visits for asthma among adults (per 10,000 population, ages 65 and over)	21.9	2005–2007	16.0	2013–2015	13.7	72.0	...	No
942	1	Respiratory Diseases	RD-4. Activity limitations among persons with asthma (age-adjusted percent)	12.7	2008	9.4	2018	10.3	137.5	...	Yes
943	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-5.1. Children with asthma who miss school days (percent, ages 5–17 years)	58.7	2008	53.3	2018	48.8	54.5	...	No
944	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-5.2. Adults with asthma who miss work days (percent, ages 18–64)	33.2	2008	37.6	2018	26.7	...	13.3	No
945	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-6. Persons with asthma receiving patient education (age-adjusted percent)	12.1	2008	12.8	2013	14.5	29.2	...	No
946	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-7.1. Persons with asthma receiving written asthma plans from health care providers (age-adjusted percent)	33.4	2008	35.5	2018	36.8	61.8	...	No
947	6	Respiratory Diseases	RD-7.2. Persons with asthma receiving proper use instructions with prescribed inhalers (age-adjusted percent)	95.9	2008	...		...	...	...	...
948	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-7.3. Persons with asthma receiving education on early signs, symptoms, and responses to asthma episodes (age-adjusted percent)	64.8	2008	68.4	2018	68.5	97.3	...	No
949	4	Respiratory Diseases	RD-7.4. Persons with asthma who do not use more than 1 beta agonist inhalation canister per month (age-adjusted percent)	87.9	2008	84.2	2018	90.2	...	4.2	Yes
950	4	Respiratory Diseases	RD-7.5. Persons with asthma receiving advice from health professionals in reducing exposure to environmental risk factors (age-adjusted percent)	50.8	2008	45.2	2018	54.6	...	11.0	Yes
951	4	Respiratory Diseases	RD-7.6. Persons with asthma who have had at least one routine medical follow-up visit in the past 12 months (age-adjusted percent)	57.2	2013	54.0	2018	60.4	...	5.6	Yes
952	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-7.7. Persons with asthma whose doctor assessed their asthma control at the last visit (age-adjusted percent)	52.2	2013	49.6	2018	55.9	...	5.0	No
953	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-7.8. Adults with current asthma who have discussed with a doctor or other health professional whether their asthma was work related (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	14.4	2010	12.1	2018	17.9	...	16.0	No
954	4	Respiratory Diseases	RD-8. States, District of Columbia, and territories with comprehensive asthma surveillance systems (number)	43	2009	37	2018	47	...	14.0	...
955	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-9. Activity limitations among persons with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (age-adjusted percent, ages 45 and over)	23.2	2008	20.6	2018	18.7	57.8	...	No
956	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-10. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population, ages 45 and over)	113.9	2007	113.4	2017	102.6	4.4	...	No
957	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-11. Hospitalizations for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (age adjusted, per 10,000 population, ages 45 and over)	56.0	2007	58.7	2010	50.1	...	4.8	No
958	3	Respiratory Diseases	RD-12. Emergency department visits for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) (age adjusted, per 10,000 population, ages 45 and over)	81.7	2007	80.7	2015	56.8	4.0	...	No
959	4	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-1.1. Chlamydia trachomatis infections among females attending family planning clinics (percent, ages 15–24)	8.0	2015	9.0	2017	7.2	...	12.5	...
960	2	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-1.2. Chlamydia trachomatis infections among females enrolled in a National Job Training Program (percent, ages 15–24 )	12.8	2008	11.8	2017	11.5	76.9	...	...
961	2	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-1.3. Chlamydia trachomatis infections among males enrolled in a National Job Training Program (percent, ages 15–24)	7.0	2008	6.6	2017	6.3	57.1	...	...
962	2	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-3.1. Sexually active females on Medicaid screened for genital chlamydia (percent, ages 16–20)	52.7	2008	57.2	2017	70.9	24.7	...	...
963	2	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-3.2. Sexually active females on Medicaid screened for genital chlamydia (percent, ages 21–24)	59.4	2008	65.5	2017	80.0	29.6	...	...
964	2	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-4.1. Sexually active females with commercial health insurance screened for genital chlamydia (percent, ages 16–20)	40.1	2008	45.8	2017	61.3	26.9	...	...
965	2	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-4.2. Sexually active females with commercial health insurance screened for genital chlamydia (percent, ages 21–24)	43.5	2008	56.4	2017	74.6	41.5	...	...
966	1	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-5. Females ever treated for pelvic inflammatory disease (percent, ages 15–44)	4.2	2006–2010	3.2	2015–2017	3.8	250.0	...	No
967	4	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-6.1. New cases of gonorrhea among females (per 100,000 population, ages 15–44)	279.9	2008	350.0	2017	251.9	...	25.0	...
968	4	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-6.2. New cases of gonorrhea among males (per 100,000 population, ages 15–44)	216.5	2008	440.4	2017	194.8	...	103.4	...
969	4	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-7.1. New cases of primary and secondary syphilis among females (per 100,000 population)	1.4	2008	2.3	2017	1.3	...	64.3	...
970	4	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-7.2. New cases of primary and secondary syphilis among males (per 100,000 population)	7.4	2008	16.9	2017	6.7	...	128.4	...
971	4	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-8. New cases of congenital syphilis (per 100,000 live births)	10.7	2008	23.3	2017	9.6	...	117.8	...
972	1	Sexually Transmitted Diseases	STD-10. Genital herpes infection due to herpes simplex type 2 among young adults (percent, ages 20–29)	10.5	2005–2008	7.2	2013–2016	9.5	330.0	...	No
973	1	Sleep Health	SH-1. Adults with symptoms of obstructive sleep apnea who seek medical evaluation (age-adjusted percent, ages 20 and over)	25.6	2005–2008	32.8	2015–2016	27.8	327.3	...	Yes
974	3	Sleep Health	SH-2. Motor vehicle crashes involving drowsy driving (per 100 million vehicle miles)	2.7	2008	2.9	2015	2.1	...	7.4	No
975	4	Sleep Health	SH-3. Students getting sufficient sleep on school nights (percent, grades 9–12)	30.9	2009	25.4	2017	33.1	...	17.8	Yes
976	4	Sleep Health	SH-4. Adults getting sufficient sleep per night (percent, ages 18 and over)	71.6	2008	67.4	2018	72.8	...	5.9	Yes
977	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-1. Children living with at least one parent employed year round, full time (percent, ages 17 years and under)	71	2010	78	2017	...	...	...	...
978	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-2. High school completers enrolled in college the October following high school completion (percent, ages 16–24)	68.1	2010	69.1	2018	...	...	...	...
979	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-3.1. Persons living in poverty (percent, all ages)	15.1	2010	11.8	2018	...	...	...	...
980	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-3.2. Children living in poverty (percent, ages 17 years and under)	22.0	2010	16.2	2018	...	...	...	...
981	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-4.1.1. Households that spend more than 30% of income on housing (percent)	34.6	2007	34.2	2013	...	...	...	...
982	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-4.1.2. Households earning less than 200% of the poverty threshold that spend more than 30% of income on housing (percent)	65.1	2007	65.4	2013	...	...	...	...
983	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-4.2.1. Households that spend more than 50% of income on housing (percent)	15.5	2007	16.2	2013	...	...	...	...
984	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-4.2.2. Renter households that spend more than 50% of income on housing (percent)	22.2	2007	24.2	2013	...	...	...	...
985	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-5. Children of incarcerated parents (percent, ages 17 years and under)	6.9	2011–2012	...		...	...	...	...
986	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-6.1. Registered voters (percent, citizens ages 18 and over)	65.1	2010	66.9	2018	...	...	...	...
987	6	Social Determinants of Health	SDOH-6.2. Registered voters who voted (percent, citizens ages 18 and over)	45.5	2010	53.4	2018	...	...	...	...
988	1	Substance Abuse	SA-1. Adolescents who, within the past 30 days, rode with a driver who had been drinking alcohol (percent, grades 9–12)	28.3	2009	16.5	2017	25.5	421.4	...	Yes
989	2	Substance Abuse	SA-2.1. At-risk adolescents who, in the past year, refrained from alcohol use for the first time (percent, ages 12–17)	85.6	2008	88.5	2018	94.2	33.7	...	Yes
990	3	Substance Abuse	SA-2.2. At-risk adolescents who, in the past year, refrained from marijuana use for the first time (percent, ages 12–17)	94.3	2008	94.0	2018	96.3	...	0.3	No
991	1	Substance Abuse	SA-2.3. High school seniors never using alcoholic beverages (percent)	27.7	2009	41.5	2018	30.5	492.9	...	Yes
992	3	Substance Abuse	SA-2.4. High school seniors never using illicit drugs (percent)	53.3	2009	52.2	2018	58.6	...	2.1	No
993	3	Substance Abuse	SA-3.1. Adolescents who disapprove of having 1–2 alcoholic drinks every day—8th graders (percent)	78.5	2009	77.9	2018	86.4	...	0.8	No
994	3	Substance Abuse	SA-3.2. Adolescents who disapprove of having 1–2 alcoholic drinks every day—10th graders (percent)	77.6	2009	77.9	2018	85.4	3.8	...	No
995	2	Substance Abuse	SA-3.3. Adolescents who disapprove of having 1–2 alcoholic drinks every day—12th graders (percent)	70.5	2009	74.7	2018	77.6	59.2	...	Yes
996	4	Substance Abuse	SA-3.4. Adolescents who disapprove of trying marijuana or hashish once or twice—8th graders (percent)	75.3	2009	64.5	2018	82.8	...	14.3	Yes
997	4	Substance Abuse	SA-3.5. Adolescents who disapprove of trying marijuana or hashish once or twice—10th graders (percent)	60.1	2009	47.9	2018	66.1	...	20.3	Yes
998	4	Substance Abuse	SA-3.6. Adolescents who disapprove of trying marijuana or hashish once or twice—12th graders (percent)	54.8	2009	41.1	2018	60.3	...	25.0	Yes
999	3	Substance Abuse	SA-4.1. Adolescents perceiving great risk in consuming 5 or more alcoholic drinks once or twice a week (percent, ages 12–17)	42.5	2015	43.2	2018	46.8	16.3	...	No
1000	4	Substance Abuse	SA-4.2. Adolescents perceiving great risk in smoking marijuana once a month (percent, ages 12–17)	27.3	2015	22.8	2018	30.0	...	16.5	Yes
1001	4	Substance Abuse	SA-4.3. Adolescents perceiving great risk in using cocaine once a month (percent, ages 12–17)	56.7	2015	54.2	2018	62.4	...	4.4	Yes
1002	5	Substance Abuse	SA-6. States with mandatory ignition interlock laws for impaired driving offenders (number of states and District of Columbia)	13	2009	...		51	...	...	...
1003	1	Substance Abuse	SA-7. Admissions to substance abuse treatment programs for treatment of injection drug use (number)	255,374	2006	300,230	2011	280,911	175.7	...	...
1004	3	Substance Abuse	SA-8.1. Persons who needed and received illicit drug treatment at a specialty facility in the past year (percent, ages 12 years and over)	18.3	2015	15.9	2018	20.1	...	13.1	No
1005	3	Substance Abuse	SA-8.2. Persons who needed and received illicit drug treatment, alcohol treatment, or both at a specialty facility in the past year (percent, ages 12 years and over)	10.8	2015	11.1	2018	11.9	27.3	...	No
1006	3	Substance Abuse	SA-8.3. Persons who needed and received alcohol treatment at a specialty facility in the past year (percent, ages 12 years and over)	8.2	2015	8.9	2018	9.0	87.5	...	No
1007	5	Substance Abuse	SA-10. Levels I and II trauma centers implementing evidence-based alcohol Screening and Brief Intervention (number)	325	2009	...		358	...	...	...
1008	4	Substance Abuse	SA-11. Cirrhosis deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	9.1	2007	10.9	2017	8.2	...	19.8	Yes
1009	4	Substance Abuse	SA-12. Drug-induced deaths (age adjusted, per 100,000 population)	12.6	2007	22.8	2017	11.3	...	81.0	Yes
1010	2	Substance Abuse	SA-13.1. Adolescents using alcohol or illicit drugs in past 30 days (percent, ages 12–17)	14.2	2015	13.2	2018	12.8	71.4	...	Yes
1011	3	Substance Abuse	SA-13.2. Adolescents using marijuana in past 30 days (percent, ages 12–17)	6.7	2008	6.7	2018	6.0	...	0.0	...
1012	4	Substance Abuse	SA-13.3. Adults using any illicit drugs in the past 30 days (percent, ages 18 and over)	10.2	2015	12.0	2018	9.2	...	17.6	Yes
1013	1	Substance Abuse	SA-14.1. Binge drinking in past 2 weeks—High school seniors (percent)	25.2	2009	13.8	2018	22.7	456.0	...	Yes
1014	1	Substance Abuse	SA-14.2. Binge drinking in past 2 weeks—College students (percent)	41.1	2007	28.3	2018	37.0	312.2	...	...
1015	3	Substance Abuse	SA-14.3. Binge drinking in past month—Adults (percent, ages 18 and over)	26.9	2015	26.5	2018	24.2	14.8	...	No
1016	1	Substance Abuse	SA-14.4. Binge drinking in past month—Adolescents (percent, ages 12–17)	5.8	2015	4.7	2018	5.2	183.3	...	Yes
1017	3	Substance Abuse	SA-15. Adults who drank excessively in past 30 days (percent, ages 18 and over)	27.8	2015	27.4	2018	25.0	14.3	...	No
1018	3	Substance Abuse	SA-16. Average annual alcohol consumption (gallons per person, ages 14 and over)	2.3	2007	2.3	2017	2.1	...	0.0	...
1019	1	Substance Abuse	SA-17. Alcohol-related motor vehicle crash deaths (per 100 million vehicle miles, 0.08 blood alcohol content)	0.39	2008	0.34	2017	0.38	500.0	...	Yes
1020	6	Substance Abuse	SA-18.1. Steroid use among 8th graders in the past year (percent)	0.78	2009	0.64	2018	...	...	...	...
1021	6	Substance Abuse	SA-18.2. Steroid use among 10th graders in the past year (percent)	0.79	2009	0.64	2018	...	...	...	...
1022	6	Substance Abuse	SA-18.3. Steroid use among 12th graders in the past year (percent)	1.49	2009	1.11	2018	...	...	...	...
1023	6	Substance Abuse	SA-19.1. Persons with nonmedical use of prescription pain relievers in the past year (percent, ages 12 years and over)	4.7	2015	3.6	2018	...	...	...	...
1024	6	Substance Abuse	SA-19.2. Persons with nonmedical use of prescription tranquilizers in the past year (percent, ages 12 years and over)	2.3	2015	2.1	2018	...	...	...	...
1025	6	Substance Abuse	SA-19.3. Persons with nonmedical use of prescription stimulants in the past year (percent, ages 12 years and over)	1.96	2015	1.87	2018	...	...	...	...
1026	6	Substance Abuse	SA-19.4. Persons with nonmedical use of prescription sedatives in the past year (percent, ages 12 years and over)	0.56	2015	0.40	2018	...	...	...	...
1027	1	Substance Abuse	SA-19.5. Persons with nonmedical use of any prescription psychotherapeutic drug in the past year (percent, ages 12 years and over)	7.1	2015	6.2	2018	6.4	128.6	...	Yes
1028	4	Substance Abuse	SA-20. Deaths attributable to alcohol (average annual number)	79,646	2001–05	87,798	2006–10	71,681	...	10.2	...
1029	6	Substance Abuse	SA-21. Adolescents using inhalants in the past year (percent, ages 12–17)	2.7	2015	2.7	2018	...	...	...	...
1030	2	Tobacco Use	TU-1.1. Adult cigarette smoking (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	20.6	2008	13.9	2018	12.0	77.9	…	Yes
1031	5	Tobacco Use	TU-1.2. Adult use of smokeless tobacco products (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	2.2	2015	…		0.2	…	…	…
1032	5	Tobacco Use	TU-1.3. Adult cigar smoking (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	2.3	2015	…		0.3	…	…	…
1033	1	Tobacco Use	TU-2.1. Adolescent tobacco use in past 30 days (percent, grades 9–12)	26.0	2009	17.0	2015	21.0	180.0	…	Yes
1034	1	Tobacco Use	TU-2.2. Adolescent cigarette smoking in past 30 days (percent, grades 9–12)	19.5	2009	8.8	2017	16.0	305.7	…	Yes
1035	3	Tobacco Use	TU-2.3. Adolescent use of smokeless tobacco in past 30 days (percent, grades 9–12)	8.9	2009	7.3	2015	6.9	80.0	…	No
1036	1	Tobacco Use	TU-2.4. Adolescent cigar smoking in past 30 days (percent, grades 9–12)	14.0	2009	8.0	2017	8.0	100.0	…	Yes
1037	2	Tobacco Use	TU-3.1. Children and adolescents initiating use of tobacco products in past 12 months (percent, ages 12–17)	5.0	2015	3.7	2018	3.0	65.0	…	Yes
1038	1	Tobacco Use	TU-3.2. Children and adolescents initiating cigarette smoking in past 12 months (percent, ages 12–17)	6.3	2008	2.5	2018	4.3	190.0	…	Yes
1039	2	Tobacco Use	TU-3.3. Children and adolescents initiating use of smokeless tobacco in past 12 months (percent, ages 12–17)	1.9	2015	1.3	2018	0.0	31.6	…	Yes
1040	1	Tobacco Use	TU-3.4. Children and adolescents initiating cigar smoking in past 12 months (percent, ages 12–17)	4.9	2008	2.0	2018	2.9	145.0	…	Yes
1041	3	Tobacco Use	TU-3.5. Young adults initiating use of tobacco products in past 12 months (percent, ages 18–25)	8.7	2015	7.8	2018	6.7	45.0	…	No
1042	1	Tobacco Use	TU-3.6. Young adults initiating cigarette smoking in past 12 months (percent, ages 18–25)	8.4	2008	5.8	2018	6.4	130.0	…	Yes
1043	2	Tobacco Use	TU-3.7. Young adults initiating use of smokeless tobacco in past 12 months (percent, ages 18–25)	1.8	2015	1.4	2018	0.0	22.2	…	Yes
1044	2	Tobacco Use	TU-3.8. Young adults initiating cigar smoking in past 12 months (percent, ages 18–25)	6.3	2008	5.2	2018	4.3	55.0	…	Yes
1045	2	Tobacco Use	TU-4.1. Adult smokers attempting smoking cessation in past 12 months (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	50.2	2008	56.0	2018	80.0	19.5	…	Yes
1046	1	Tobacco Use	TU-5.1. Adult smokers who successfully stopped smoking within past 6 months to 1 year (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	6.0	2008	8.3	2018	8.0	115.0	…	Yes
1047	3	Tobacco Use	TU-6. Pregnant female smokers ceasing smoking during first trimester and remainder of pregnancy (percent, ages 18–49)	11.3	2005	17.0	2015	30.0	30.5	…	No
1048	3	Tobacco Use	TU-7. Adolescent smokers attempting smoking cessation in past 12 months (percent, grades 9–12)	58.5	2009	55.7	2013	64.0	…	4.8	No
1049	2	Tobacco Use	TU-8. Medicaid coverage of treatment for nicotine dependency (number of states and the District of Columbia)	6	2008	15	2018	51	20.0	…	…
1050	1	Tobacco Use	TU-9.1. Visits to office-based ambulatory care settings that include tobacco screening (percent, ages 18 and over)	75.7	2012	86.7	2016	83.3	144.7	…	Yes
1051	3	Tobacco Use	TU-9.2. Visits to hospital ambulatory care settings that include tobacco screening (percent, ages 18 and over)	60.2	2007	62.7	2011	66.2	41.7	…	No
1052	3	Tobacco Use	TU-9.3. General practice dentists who ask patients if they use tobacco (percent)	52.9	2010	53.1	2017	58.2	3.8	…	No
1053	1	Tobacco Use	TU-9.4. Tobacco screening in substance abuse care settings (percent)	49.8	2011	66.0	2017	54.8	324.0	…	…
1054	6	Tobacco Use	TU-9.5. Tobacco screening in mental health care settings	45.1	2014	51.5	2017	…	…	…	…
1055	1	Tobacco Use	TU-10.1. Visits to office-based ambulatory care settings that include cessation counseling for tobacco users (percent, ages 18 and over)	11.1	2012	20.2	2016	12.2	827.3	…	No
1056	3	Tobacco Use	TU-10.2. Visits to hospital ambulatory care settings that include cessation counseling for tobacco users (percent, ages 18 and over)	22.6	2007	22.3	2011	24.9	…	1.3	No
1057	3	Tobacco Use	TU-10.3. General practice dentists who offer tobacco cessation counseling to patients (percent)	35.7	2010	37.1	2017	39.3	38.9	…	No
1058	1	Tobacco Use	TU-10.4. Tobacco cessation counseling in substance abuse care settings (percent)	34.2	2011	49.5	2017	37.6	450.0	…	…
1059	1	Tobacco Use	TU-10.5. Tobacco cessation counseling in mental health care settings (percent of facilities)	24.0	2010	39.1	2017	26.4	629.2	…	…
1060	1	Tobacco Use	TU-11.1. Children exposed to secondhand smoke (percent, nonsmokers, ages 3–11 years)	52.2	2005–2008	38.1	2013–2016	47.0	271.2	…	Yes
1061	1	Tobacco Use	TU-11.2. Adolescents exposed to secondhand smoke (percent, nonsmokers, ages 12–17)	45.5	2005–2008	32.6	2013–2016	41.0	286.7	…	No
1062	1	Tobacco Use	TU-11.3. Adults exposed to secondhand smoke (age-adjusted percent, nonsmokers, ages 18 and over)	37.6	2005–2008	22.6	2013–2016	33.8	394.7	…	Yes
1063	4	Tobacco Use	TU-12. Persons covered by indoor worksite policies prohibiting smoking (percent, ages 18 and over)	83.4	2010–2011	81.0	2014–2015	100.0	…	2.9	Yes
1064	2	Tobacco Use	TU-13.1. State laws prohibiting smoking in private worksites (number of states and the District of Columbia)	30	2009	35	2018	51	23.8	…	…
1065	2	Tobacco Use	TU-13.2. State laws prohibiting smoking in public worksites (number of states and the District of Columbia)	34	2009	39	2018	51	29.4	…	…
1066	2	Tobacco Use	TU-13.3. State laws prohibiting smoking in restaurants (number of states and the District of Columbia)	28	2009	35	2018	51	30.4	…	…
1067	2	Tobacco Use	TU-13.4. State laws prohibiting smoking in bars (number of states and the District of Columbia)	22	2009	29	2018	51	24.1	…	…
1068	2	Tobacco Use	TU-13.5. State laws prohibiting smoking in gaming halls (number of states and the District of Columbia)	25	2009	28	2018	51	11.5	…	…
1069	2	Tobacco Use	TU-13.6. State laws prohibiting smoking in commercial daycare centers (number of states and the District of Columbia)	38	2009	41	2018	51	23.1	…	…
1070	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.7. State laws prohibiting smoking in home-based daycare centers (number of states and the District of Columbia)	37	2009	38	2018	51	7.1	…	…
1071	2	Tobacco Use	TU-13.8. State laws prohibiting smoking in public transportation (number of states and the District of Columbia)	37	2009	41	2018	51	28.6	…	…
1072	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.9. State laws prohibiting smoking in hotels and motels (number of states and the District of Columbia)	0	2009	3	2018	51	5.9	…	…
1073	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.10. State laws prohibiting smoking in multiunit housing (number of states and the District of Columbia)	0	2009	0	2018	51	…	0.0	…
1074	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.11. State laws prohibiting smoking in vehicles with children (number of states and the District of Columbia)	4	2009	8	2018	51	8.5	…	…
1075	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.12. State laws prohibiting smoking in prisons and correctional facilities (number of states and the District of Columbia)	8	2009	9	2018	51	2.3	…	…
1076	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.13. State laws prohibiting smoking in substance abuse treatment facilities (number of states and the District of Columbia)	10	2009	13	2018	51	7.3	…	…
1077	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.14. State laws prohibiting smoking in mental health treatment facilities (number of states and the District of Columbia)	10	2009	13	2018	51	7.3	…	…
1078	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.15. State laws prohibiting smoking at entrances and exits of all public places (number of states and the District of Columbia)	1	2009	1	2018	51	…	0.0	…
1079	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.16. State laws prohibiting smoking on hospital campuses (number of states and the District of Columbia)	1	2009	2	2018	51	2.0	…	…
1080	3	Tobacco Use	TU-13.17. State laws prohibiting smoking on college and university campuses (number of states and the District of Columbia)	1	2009	1	2018	51	…	0.0	…
1081	2	Tobacco Use	TU-14. Adults living in smoke-free homes (percent, ages 18 and over)	79.1	2006–2007	86.5	2014–2015	87.0	93.7	…	Yes
1082	3	Tobacco Use	TU-15.1. Tobacco-free environments in elementary schools (percent)	65.4	2006	61.2	2014	100.0	…	6.4	No
1083	3	Tobacco Use	TU-15.2. Tobacco-free environments in middle schools (percent)	58.7	2006	66.2	2014	100.0	18.2	…	No
1084	2	Tobacco Use	TU-15.3. Tobacco-free environments in high schools (percent)	66.1	2006	74.5	2014	100.0	24.8	…	Yes
1085	3	Tobacco Use	TU-16.1. State laws preempting stronger local laws on smoke-free indoor air (number of states and the District of Columbia)	12	2009	12	2018	0	…	0.0	…
1086	3	Tobacco Use	TU-16.2. State laws preempting stronger local laws on tobacco advertising (number of states and the District of Columbia)	18	2009	18	2018	0	…	0.0	…
1087	3	Tobacco Use	TU-16.3. State laws preempting stronger local laws on youth access to tobacco (number of states and the District of Columbia)	22	2009	23	2018	0	…	4.5	…
1088	4	Tobacco Use	TU-16.4. State laws preempting stronger local laws on licensure (number of states and the District of Columbia)	9	2009	11	2018	0	…	22.2	…
1089	3	Tobacco Use	TU-17.1. Increases of $1.50 in taxes on cigarettes (number of states, the District of Columbia, and federal government)	1	2010	4	2018	52	5.9	…	…
1090	3	Tobacco Use	TU-17.2. Increases of $1.50 in taxes on smokeless tobacco products (number of states, the District of Columbia, and federal government)	0	2010	0	2018	52	…	0.0	…
1091	4	Tobacco Use	TU-18.1. Adolescents and young adults exposed to tobacco marketing on the Internet (percent, grades 6–12)	36.8	2009	42.7	2018	33.1	…	16.0	Yes
1092	2	Tobacco Use	TU-18.2. Adolescents and young adults exposed to tobacco marketing in magazines and newspapers (percent, grades 6–12)	48.6	2009	35.9	2018	19.3	43.3	…	Yes
1093	1	Tobacco Use	TU-18.3. Adolescents and young adults exposed to tobacco marketing in movies and television (percent, grades 6–12)	77.6	2009	34.9	2018	69.8	547.4	…	Yes
1094	1	Tobacco Use	TU-18.4. Adolescents and young adults exposed to tobacco marketing at point of purchase (percent, grades 6–12)	85.7	2009	68.3	2018	77.1	202.3	…	Yes
1095	3	Tobacco Use	TU-19.1. States with 5% or less of illegal tobacco sales rate among minors (number of states and the District of Columbia)	5	2009	9	2018	51	8.7	…	…
1096	2	Tobacco Use	TU-19.2. Territories with 5% or less of illegal tobacco sales rate among minors (number)	1	2009	3	2018	8	28.6	…	…
1097	3	Tobacco Use	TU-20.1. States with comprehensive evidence-based tobacco control programs (number of states and the District of Columbia)	10	2009	13	2016	51	7.3	…	…
1098	3	Tobacco Use	TU-21.1. High-tech tax stamps on packs of cigarettes (number of states and the District of Columbia)	2	2009	4	2018	51	4.1	…	…
1099	1	Vision	V-1. Preschool children ages 5 years and under receiving vision screening (percent)	40.1	2008	50.0	2017	44.1	247.5	...	Yes
1100	4	Vision	V-2. Blindness and visual impairment in children and adolescents ages 17 years and under (per 1,000 population)	28.2	2008	38.0	2018	25.4	...	34.8	Yes
1101	1	Vision	V-3.1. Occupational eye injuries resulting in lost work days (per 10,000 full-time workers in private industry)	2.9	2008	2.0	2017	2.6	300.0	...	...
1102	1	Vision	V-3.2. Occupational eye injuries treated in emergency departments (per 10,000 full-time workers)	12.9	2008	8.8	2018	11.6	315.4	...	No
1103	2	Vision	V-4. Adults receiving a dilated eye examination within the past 2 years (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	55.0	2008	58.8	2017	60.5	69.1	...	Yes
1104	5	Vision	V-5.1. Visual impairment due to uncorrected refractive errors (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 12 years and over)	136.1	2005–2008	...		122.5	...	...	...
1105	3	Vision	V-5.2. Visual impairment due to diabetic retinopathy (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 18 years and over with diabetes)	34.2	2008	33.0	2017	30.8	35.3	...	No
1106	3	Vision	V-5.3. Visual impairment due to glaucoma (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 45 and over)	13.9	2008	13.2	2017	12.5	50.0	...	No
1107	4	Vision	V-5.4. Visual impairment due to cataract (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 65 and over)	110.0	2008	141.2	2017	99.0	...	28.4	Yes
1108	3	Vision	V-5.5. Visual impairment due to age-related macular degeneration (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 45 and over)	15.5	2008	15.6	2017	14.0	...	0.6	No
1109	1	Vision	V-6.1. Use of protective eyewear at home by children and adolescents (percent, ages 6–17 years)	16.5	2008	21.8	2017	18.2	311.8	...	No
1110	1	Vision	V-6.2. Use of protective eyewear at home by adults (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	39.7	2008	46.5	2017	43.7	170.0	...	Yes
1111	1	Vision	V-7.1. Use of vision rehabilitation services by persons with visual impairment (age adjusted, per 1,000 population, ages 18 and over)	30.2	2008	43.4	2017	33.2	440.0	...	No
1112	1	Vision	V-7.2. Use of assistive and adaptive devices by persons with visual impairment (age-adjusted percent, ages 18 and over)	11.2	2008	12.4	2017	12.3	109.1	...	No