CDC-Data-2025/NHIS_Interactive_Biannual_Early_Release_Estimates.csv
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1Outcome (or Indicator)GroupPercentageConfidence IntervalTitleDescriptionYearFirst or Second HalfYear and Months
2Disability statusTotal9.28.7, 9.8Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
3Disability statusMale8.37.6, 9.0Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
4Disability statusFemale10.29.4, 11.0Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
5Disability status18-343.83.0, 4.8Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
6Disability status35-494.63.9, 5.5Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
7Disability status50-6410.89.9, 11.9Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
8Disability status65 and over20.318.8, 21.8Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
9Disability statusHispanic8.26.5, 10.2Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
10Disability statusWhite, non-Hispanic9.79.1, 10.3Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
11Disability statusBlack, non-Hispanic10.39.0, 11.8Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
12Disability statusOther, non-Hispanic6.65.0, 8.4Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
13Disability statusHigh school diploma or lower1513.8, 16.2Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
14Disability statusSome college8.87.9, 9.7Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
15Disability statusCollege degree or higher4.54.0, 5.1Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
16Disability statusLarge MSA7.46.7, 8.2Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
17Disability statusSmall MSA10.19.0, 11.2Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
18Disability statusNot in MSA14.313.0, 15.7Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201912019, Jan-Jun
19Counseled by a mental health professionalTotal9.79.2, 10.2Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
20Counseled by a mental health professionalMale7.46.7, 8.1Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
21Counseled by a mental health professionalFemale11.811.1, 12.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
22Counseled by a mental health professional18-3411.910.9, 13.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
23Counseled by a mental health professional35-4911.410.3, 12.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
24Counseled by a mental health professional50-648.67.8, 9.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
25Counseled by a mental health professional65 and over5.84.8, 6.9Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
26Counseled by a mental health professionalHispanic7.15.5, 9.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
27Counseled by a mental health professionalWhite, non-Hispanic11.110.4, 11.8Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
28Counseled by a mental health professionalBlack, non-Hispanic8.16.6, 9.8Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
29Counseled by a mental health professionalOther, non-Hispanic6.34.9, 8.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
30Counseled by a mental health professionalHigh school diploma or lower76.2, 8.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
31Counseled by a mental health professionalSome college10.39.3, 11.3Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
32Counseled by a mental health professionalCollege degree or higher11.310.2, 12.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
33Counseled by a mental health professionalLarge MSA10.39.7, 11.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
34Counseled by a mental health professionalSmall MSA9.88.9, 10.8Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
35Counseled by a mental health professionalNot in MSA7.16.1, 8.3Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
36Dental exam or cleaningTotal65.163.9, 66.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
37Dental exam or cleaningMale61.660.0, 63.1Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
38Dental exam or cleaningFemale68.466.9, 69.9Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
39Dental exam or cleaning18-3464.863.0, 66.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
40Dental exam or cleaning35-4965.463.5, 67.4Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
41Dental exam or cleaning50-6466.464.5, 68.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
42Dental exam or cleaning65 and over63.761.9, 65.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
43Dental exam or cleaningHispanic58.255.2, 61.2Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
44Dental exam or cleaningWhite, non-Hispanic68.266.8, 69.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
45Dental exam or cleaningBlack, non-Hispanic57.855.0, 60.4Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
46Dental exam or cleaningOther, non-Hispanic66.262.5, 69.7Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
47Dental exam or cleaningHigh school diploma or lower52.450.7, 54.2Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
48Dental exam or cleaningSome college65.163.3, 66.8Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
49Dental exam or cleaningCollege degree or higher79.277.9, 80.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
50Dental exam or cleaningLarge MSA67.666.0, 69.2Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
51Dental exam or cleaningSmall MSA64.962.7, 67.0Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
52Dental exam or cleaningNot in MSA56.453.8, 59.1Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201912019, Jan-Jun
53Blood pressure checkTotal88.187.4, 88.7Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
54Blood pressure checkMale83.782.5, 84.8Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
55Blood pressure checkFemale92.191.4, 92.9Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
56Blood pressure check18-3481.680.3, 83.0Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
57Blood pressure check35-4985.183.7, 86.5Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
58Blood pressure check50-6491.190.0, 92.1Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
59Blood pressure check65 and over96.896.3, 97.3Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
60Blood pressure checkHispanic8279.6, 84.2Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
61Blood pressure checkWhite, non-Hispanic89.789.0, 90.4Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
62Blood pressure checkBlack, non-Hispanic89.687.5, 91.5Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
63Blood pressure checkOther, non-Hispanic85.783.0, 88.1Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
64Blood pressure checkHigh school diploma or lower86.885.6, 88.0Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
65Blood pressure checkSome college88.987.3, 90.4Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
66Blood pressure checkCollege degree or higher90.989.9, 91.8Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
67Blood pressure checkLarge MSA87.886.7, 88.7Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
68Blood pressure checkSmall MSA88.286.8, 89.5Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
69Blood pressure checkNot in MSA88.986.6, 91.0Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201912019, Jan-Jun
70Receipt of influenza vaccinationTotal47.246.4, 48.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
71Receipt of influenza vaccinationMale42.741.5, 43.9Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
72Receipt of influenza vaccinationFemale51.550.4, 52.6Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
73Receipt of influenza vaccination18-343634.2, 37.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
74Receipt of influenza vaccination35-4938.236.6, 39.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
75Receipt of influenza vaccination50-6450.148.6, 51.6Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
76Receipt of influenza vaccination65 and over70.168.5, 71.6Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
77Receipt of influenza vaccinationHispanic38.436.4, 40.5Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
78Receipt of influenza vaccinationWhite, non-Hispanic49.748.7, 50.7Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
79Receipt of influenza vaccinationBlack, non-Hispanic43.140.5, 45.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
80Receipt of influenza vaccinationOther, non-Hispanic51.848.6, 55.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
81Receipt of influenza vaccinationHigh school diploma or lower44.743.2, 46.3Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
82Receipt of influenza vaccinationSome college46.644.9, 48.2Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
83Receipt of influenza vaccinationCollege degree or higher55.954.6, 57.3Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
84Receipt of influenza vaccinationLarge MSA47.546.5, 48.6Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
85Receipt of influenza vaccinationSmall MSA46.745.1, 48.4Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
86Receipt of influenza vaccinationNot in MSA47.244.6, 49.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201912019, Jan-Jun
87Did not get needed medical care due to costTotal7.67.1, 8.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
88Did not get needed medical care due to costMale6.45.8, 7.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
89Did not get needed medical care due to costFemale8.88.0, 9.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
90Did not get needed medical care due to cost18-348.37.4, 9.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
91Did not get needed medical care due to cost35-499.17.9, 10.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
92Did not get needed medical care due to cost50-6497.8, 10.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
93Did not get needed medical care due to cost65 and over3.52.7, 4.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
94Did not get needed medical care due to costHispanic10.49.0, 12.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
95Did not get needed medical care due to costWhite, non-Hispanic6.86.2, 7.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
96Did not get needed medical care due to costBlack, non-Hispanic9.78.0, 11.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
97Did not get needed medical care due to costOther, non-Hispanic5.54.1, 7.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
98Did not get needed medical care due to costHigh school diploma or lower109.0, 11.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
99Did not get needed medical care due to costSome college8.87.8, 9.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
100Did not get needed medical care due to costCollege degree or higher4.13.5, 4.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
101Did not get needed medical care due to costLarge MSA7.16.5, 7.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
102Did not get needed medical care due to costSmall MSA7.76.6, 8.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
103Did not get needed medical care due to costNot in MSA9.57.9, 11.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
104Did not get needed mental health care due to costTotal4.23.8, 4.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
105Did not get needed mental health care due to costMale2.42.0, 2.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
106Did not get needed mental health care due to costFemale5.95.3, 6.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
107Did not get needed mental health care due to cost18-346.35.4, 7.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
108Did not get needed mental health care due to cost35-495.14.4, 5.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
109Did not get needed mental health care due to cost50-643.32.7, 3.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
110Did not get needed mental health care due to cost65 and over1.51.0, 2.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
111Did not get needed mental health care due to costHispanic54.0, 6.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
112Did not get needed mental health care due to costWhite, non-Hispanic4.23.6, 4.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
113Did not get needed mental health care due to costBlack, non-Hispanic4.33.3, 5.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
114Did not get needed mental health care due to costOther, non-Hispanic3.22.2, 4.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
115Did not get needed mental health care due to costHigh school diploma or lower3.32.7, 4.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
116Did not get needed mental health care due to costSome college5.14.3, 6.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
117Did not get needed mental health care due to costCollege degree or higher4.23.7, 4.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
118Did not get needed mental health care due to costLarge MSA4.33.8, 4.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
119Did not get needed mental health care due to costSmall MSA4.23.5, 5.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
120Did not get needed mental health care due to costNot in MSA43.0, 5.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
121Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyTotal9.58.8, 10.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
122Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyMale7.87.0, 8.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
123Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyFemale10.89.9, 11.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
124Did not take medication as prescribed to save money18-3411.29.6, 13.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
125Did not take medication as prescribed to save money35-4912.210.9, 13.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
126Did not take medication as prescribed to save money50-6410.59.2, 12.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
127Did not take medication as prescribed to save money65 and over5.14.2, 6.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
128Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyHispanic11.59.4, 13.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
129Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyWhite, non-Hispanic8.78.0, 9.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
130Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyBlack, non-Hispanic13.211.1, 15.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
131Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyOther, non-Hispanic7.35.4, 9.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
132Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyHigh school diploma or lower108.8, 11.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
133Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneySome college12.110.7, 13.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
134Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyCollege degree or higher6.55.8, 7.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
135Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyLarge MSA8.77.9, 9.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
136Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneySmall MSA10.28.9, 11.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
137Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyNot in MSA10.99.0, 13.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201912019, Jan-Jun
138Current cigarette smokingTotal14.413.7, 15.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
139Current cigarette smokingMale15.814.8, 16.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
140Current cigarette smokingFemale13.112.2, 13.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
141Current cigarette smoking18-3413.812.5, 15.2Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
142Current cigarette smoking35-491715.7, 18.4Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
143Current cigarette smoking50-6417.315.9, 18.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
144Current cigarette smoking65 and over8.77.7, 9.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
145Current cigarette smokingHispanic8.47.1, 9.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
146Current cigarette smokingWhite, non-Hispanic16.115.2, 17.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
147Current cigarette smokingBlack, non-Hispanic15.313.1, 17.6Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
148Current cigarette smokingOther, non-Hispanic11.99.6, 14.5Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
149Current cigarette smokingHigh school diploma or lower22.120.7, 23.4Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
150Current cigarette smokingSome college15.914.8, 17.1Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
151Current cigarette smokingCollege degree or higher5.95.2, 6.6Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
152Current cigarette smokingLarge MSA12.211.5, 12.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
153Current cigarette smokingSmall MSA15.314.1, 16.5Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
154Current cigarette smokingNot in MSA20.518.5, 22.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
155Current electronic cigarette useTotal4.44.0, 4.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
156Current electronic cigarette useMale5.44.9, 6.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
157Current electronic cigarette useFemale3.53.0, 4.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
158Current electronic cigarette use18-348.17.1, 9.1Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
159Current electronic cigarette use35-494.84.0, 5.7Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
160Current electronic cigarette use50-642.72.2, 3.3Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
161Current electronic cigarette use65 and over0.90.6, 1.2Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
162Current electronic cigarette useHispanic32.3, 3.9Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
163Current electronic cigarette useWhite, non-Hispanic5.14.6, 5.7Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
164Current electronic cigarette useBlack, non-Hispanic2.81.8, 4.1Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
165Current electronic cigarette useOther, non-Hispanic4.23.0, 5.9Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
166Current electronic cigarette useHigh school diploma or lower43.4, 4.7Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
167Current electronic cigarette useSome college4.33.5, 5.3Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
168Current electronic cigarette useCollege degree or higher32.6, 3.5Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
169Current electronic cigarette useLarge MSA4.23.8, 4.6Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
170Current electronic cigarette useSmall MSA5.24.4, 6.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
171Current electronic cigarette useNot in MSA3.72.9, 4.7Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201912019, Jan-Jun
172Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityTotal11.811.1, 12.6Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
173Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityMale10.39.2, 11.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
174Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityFemale13.512.3, 14.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
175Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability18-34108.6, 11.6Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
176Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability35-4912.811.5, 14.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
177Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability50-6413.512.1, 15.0Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
178Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability65 and over10.58.5, 12.9Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
179Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityHispanic11.89.9, 13.9Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
180Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityWhite, non-Hispanic12.211.2, 13.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
181Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityBlack, non-Hispanic11.69.7, 13.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
182Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityOther, non-Hispanic8.97.0, 11.0Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
183Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityHigh school diploma or lower12.911.7, 14.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
184Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilitySome college13.912.6, 15.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
185Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityCollege degree or higher11.110.0, 12.2Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
186Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityLarge MSA11.710.7, 12.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
187Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilitySmall MSA12.110.7, 13.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
188Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityNot in MSA11.610.0, 13.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
189Asthma episodeTotal3.43.1, 3.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
190Asthma episodeMale2.42.0, 2.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
191Asthma episodeFemale4.43.8, 5.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
192Asthma episode18-343.52.8, 4.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
193Asthma episode35-493.93.2, 4.7Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
194Asthma episode50-643.83.1, 4.5Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
195Asthma episode65 and over2.42.0, 2.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
196Asthma episodeHispanic3.12.3, 4.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
197Asthma episodeWhite, non-Hispanic3.63.2, 4.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
198Asthma episodeBlack, non-Hispanic3.82.8, 5.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
199Asthma episodeOther, non-Hispanic2.21.4, 3.2Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
200Asthma episodeHigh school diploma or lower3.52.9, 4.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
201Asthma episodeSome college4.43.6, 5.2Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
202Asthma episodeCollege degree or higher2.82.3, 3.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
203Asthma episodeLarge MSA3.32.8, 3.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
204Asthma episodeSmall MSA3.63.0, 4.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
205Asthma episodeNot in MSA3.62.8, 4.5Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
206Diagnosed hypertensionTotal26.826.0, 27.6Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
207Diagnosed hypertensionMale27.326.3, 28.4Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
208Diagnosed hypertensionFemale26.325.2, 27.4Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
209Diagnosed hypertension18-343.63.0, 4.3Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
210Diagnosed hypertension35-4916.615.3, 18.0Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
211Diagnosed hypertension50-6438.136.2, 40.0Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
212Diagnosed hypertension65 and over57.856.3, 59.3Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
213Diagnosed hypertensionHispanic20.318.5, 22.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
214Diagnosed hypertensionWhite, non-Hispanic27.526.5, 28.5Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
215Diagnosed hypertensionBlack, non-Hispanic37.234.7, 39.7Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
216Diagnosed hypertensionOther, non-Hispanic19.317.2, 21.6Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
217Diagnosed hypertensionHigh school diploma or lower36.134.4, 37.8Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
218Diagnosed hypertensionSome college30.729.4, 32.1Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
219Diagnosed hypertensionCollege degree or higher21.920.8, 23.0Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
220Diagnosed hypertensionLarge MSA2422.9, 25.1Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
221Diagnosed hypertensionSmall MSA27.826.4, 29.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
222Diagnosed hypertensionNot in MSA35.133.2, 36.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201912019, Jan-Jun
223Regularly experienced chronic painTotal20.619.9, 21.4Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
224Regularly experienced chronic painMale19.318.2, 20.3Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
225Regularly experienced chronic painFemale21.920.8, 23.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
226Regularly experienced chronic pain18-3498.0, 10.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
227Regularly experienced chronic pain35-4918.416.8, 20.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
228Regularly experienced chronic pain50-6427.926.1, 29.6Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
229Regularly experienced chronic pain65 and over31.129.2, 32.9Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
230Regularly experienced chronic painHispanic13.812.1, 15.7Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
231Regularly experienced chronic painWhite, non-Hispanic23.622.5, 24.6Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
232Regularly experienced chronic painBlack, non-Hispanic20.318.0, 22.6Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
233Regularly experienced chronic painOther, non-Hispanic12.59.8, 15.5Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
234Regularly experienced chronic painHigh school diploma or lower26.525.0, 28.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
235Regularly experienced chronic painSome college25.424.1, 26.8Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
236Regularly experienced chronic painCollege degree or higher14.613.6, 15.6Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
237Regularly experienced chronic painLarge MSA17.116.2, 18.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
238Regularly experienced chronic painSmall MSA23.221.7, 24.8Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
239Regularly experienced chronic painNot in MSA28.226.1, 30.4Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
240Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyTotal1110.4, 11.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
241Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyMale8.47.5, 9.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
242Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyFemale13.612.5, 14.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
243Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety18-3413.912.8, 15.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
244Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety35-4911.110.0, 12.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
245Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety50-6410.69.4, 11.8Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
246Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety65 and over7.46.4, 8.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
247Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyHispanic9.37.4, 11.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
248Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyWhite, non-Hispanic12.211.4, 13.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
249Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyBlack, non-Hispanic108.2, 12.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
250Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyOther, non-Hispanic7.66.0, 9.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
251Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyHigh school diploma or lower12.210.9, 13.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
252Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietySome college11.210.1, 12.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
253Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyCollege degree or higher87.2, 8.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
254Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyLarge MSA9.68.7, 10.6Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
255Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietySmall MSA12.511.4, 13.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
256Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyNot in MSA13.311.4, 15.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
257Regularly had feelings of depressionTotal4.74.3, 5.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
258Regularly had feelings of depressionMale3.73.2, 4.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
259Regularly had feelings of depressionFemale5.75.1, 6.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
260Regularly had feelings of depression18-344.53.7, 5.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
261Regularly had feelings of depression35-494.53.8, 5.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
262Regularly had feelings of depression50-645.44.7, 6.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
263Regularly had feelings of depression65 and over4.43.7, 5.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
264Regularly had feelings of depressionHispanic3.42.6, 4.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
265Regularly had feelings of depressionWhite, non-Hispanic5.24.6, 5.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
266Regularly had feelings of depressionBlack, non-Hispanic4.83.7, 6.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
267Regularly had feelings of depressionOther, non-Hispanic3.62.5, 5.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
268Regularly had feelings of depressionHigh school diploma or lower6.15.3, 7.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
269Regularly had feelings of depressionSome college5.14.4, 5.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
270Regularly had feelings of depressionCollege degree or higher2.31.9, 2.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
271Regularly had feelings of depressionLarge MSA4.13.7, 4.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
272Regularly had feelings of depressionSmall MSA54.3, 5.8Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
273Regularly had feelings of depressionNot in MSA65.0, 7.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201912019, Jan-Jun
274Doctor visitTotal8584.3, 85.7Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
275Doctor visitMale8078.8, 81.3Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
276Doctor visitFemale89.688.8, 90.4Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
277Doctor visit18-3477.375.7, 79.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
278Doctor visit35-4981.479.9, 82.8Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
279Doctor visit50-6488.787.7, 89.7Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
280Doctor visit65 and over95.694.8, 96.3Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
281Doctor visitHispanic77.674.8, 80.1Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
282Doctor visitWhite, non-Hispanic86.886.0, 87.5Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
283Doctor visitBlack, non-Hispanic86.784.6, 88.7Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
284Doctor visitOther, non-Hispanic83.981.6, 86.1Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
285Doctor visitHigh school diploma or lower83.582.2, 84.8Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
286Doctor visitSome college85.784.2, 87.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
287Doctor visitCollege degree or higher88.287.2, 89.2Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
288Doctor visitLarge MSA84.983.8, 86.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
289Doctor visitSmall MSA85.183.6, 86.5Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
290Doctor visitNot in MSA85.283.1, 87.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201912019, Jan-Jun
291Hospital emergency department visitTotal2221.2, 22.9Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
292Hospital emergency department visitMale19.618.4, 20.8Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
293Hospital emergency department visitFemale24.323.3, 25.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
294Hospital emergency department visit18-3421.419.9, 22.9Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
295Hospital emergency department visit35-4920.719.1, 22.3Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
296Hospital emergency department visit50-6420.919.4, 22.3Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
297Hospital emergency department visit65 and over25.924.3, 27.6Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
298Hospital emergency department visitHispanic23.521.7, 25.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
299Hospital emergency department visitWhite, non-Hispanic20.619.7, 21.5Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
300Hospital emergency department visitBlack, non-Hispanic30.428.3, 32.5Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
301Hospital emergency department visitOther, non-Hispanic18.516.0, 21.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
302Hospital emergency department visitHigh school diploma or lower26.925.6, 28.2Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
303Hospital emergency department visitSome college2321.6, 24.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
304Hospital emergency department visitCollege degree or higher15.714.7, 16.7Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
305Hospital emergency department visitLarge MSA20.519.5, 21.5Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
306Hospital emergency department visitSmall MSA23.522.2, 24.9Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
307Hospital emergency department visitNot in MSA24.722.4, 27.1Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201912019, Jan-Jun
308Disability statusTotal9.28.6, 9.8Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
309Disability statusMale8.27.4, 9.1Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
310Disability statusFemale10.19.4, 10.8Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
311Disability status18-343.62.9, 4.4Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
312Disability status35-495.54.7, 6.5Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
313Disability status50-6411.210.0, 12.4Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
314Disability status65 and over18.817.5, 20.2Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
315Disability statusHispanic7.66.2, 9.1Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
316Disability statusWhite, non-Hispanic10.19.4, 10.8Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
317Disability statusBlack, non-Hispanic97.4, 10.8Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
318Disability statusOther, non-Hispanic5.33.8, 7.3Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
319Disability statusHigh school diploma or lower14.413.3, 15.6Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
320Disability statusSome college9.48.5, 10.4Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
321Disability statusCollege degree or higher4.33.7, 5.0Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
322Disability statusLarge MSA7.77.0, 8.4Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
323Disability statusSmall MSA9.68.6, 10.6Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
324Disability statusNot in MSA13.812.0, 15.7Percentage of disability for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.201922019, Jul-Dec
325Counseled by a mental health professionalTotal9.38.8, 9.9Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
326Counseled by a mental health professionalMale6.96.2, 7.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
327Counseled by a mental health professionalFemale11.610.8, 12.5Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
328Counseled by a mental health professional18-3412.210.8, 13.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
329Counseled by a mental health professional35-499.98.8, 11.1Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
330Counseled by a mental health professional50-648.67.7, 9.5Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
331Counseled by a mental health professional65 and over5.74.8, 6.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
332Counseled by a mental health professionalHispanic6.14.9, 7.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
333Counseled by a mental health professionalWhite, non-Hispanic10.710.0, 11.4Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
334Counseled by a mental health professionalBlack, non-Hispanic8.16.9, 9.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
335Counseled by a mental health professionalOther, non-Hispanic7.56.1, 9.2Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
336Counseled by a mental health professionalHigh school diploma or lower6.86.0, 7.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
337Counseled by a mental health professionalSome college9.38.2, 10.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
338Counseled by a mental health professionalCollege degree or higher1110.0, 12.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
339Counseled by a mental health professionalLarge MSA9.38.6, 10.1Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
340Counseled by a mental health professionalSmall MSA9.98.9, 10.9Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
341Counseled by a mental health professionalNot in MSA8.47.3, 9.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
342Dental exam or cleaningTotal64.763.6, 65.7Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
343Dental exam or cleaningMale60.859.2, 62.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
344Dental exam or cleaningFemale68.367.1, 69.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
345Dental exam or cleaning18-3463.261.2, 65.2Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
346Dental exam or cleaning35-4965.563.7, 67.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
347Dental exam or cleaning50-6466.564.5, 68.4Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
348Dental exam or cleaning65 and over63.661.4, 65.7Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
349Dental exam or cleaningHispanic56.854.3, 59.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
350Dental exam or cleaningWhite, non-Hispanic67.666.3, 68.9Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
351Dental exam or cleaningBlack, non-Hispanic58.654.6, 62.6Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
352Dental exam or cleaningOther, non-Hispanic66.863.5, 70.0Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
353Dental exam or cleaningHigh school diploma or lower50.348.6, 52.1Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
354Dental exam or cleaningSome college65.964.3, 67.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
355Dental exam or cleaningCollege degree or higher80.278.9, 81.4Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
356Dental exam or cleaningLarge MSA67.466.0, 68.8Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
357Dental exam or cleaningSmall MSA6462.2, 65.8Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
358Dental exam or cleaningNot in MSA5653.4, 58.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.201922019, Jul-Dec
359Blood pressure checkTotal88.187.3, 88.8Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
360Blood pressure checkMale8482.6, 85.3Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
361Blood pressure checkFemale91.891.1, 92.5Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
362Blood pressure check18-3481.980.0, 83.7Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
363Blood pressure check35-4985.684.2, 86.9Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
364Blood pressure check50-6490.589.2, 91.6Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
365Blood pressure check65 and over96.695.9, 97.2Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
366Blood pressure checkHispanic81.579.4, 83.5Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
367Blood pressure checkWhite, non-Hispanic89.288.4, 90.0Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
368Blood pressure checkBlack, non-Hispanic91.489.3, 93.2Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
369Blood pressure checkOther, non-Hispanic87.484.7, 89.7Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
370Blood pressure checkHigh school diploma or lower86.184.8, 87.4Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
371Blood pressure checkSome college89.888.8, 90.7Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
372Blood pressure checkCollege degree or higher91.290.2, 92.2Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
373Blood pressure checkLarge MSA87.686.6, 88.7Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
374Blood pressure checkSmall MSA88.687.3, 89.8Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
375Blood pressure checkNot in MSA88.486.3, 90.2Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.201922019, Jul-Dec
376Receipt of influenza vaccinationTotal46.445.2, 47.6Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
377Receipt of influenza vaccinationMale42.941.2, 44.5Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
378Receipt of influenza vaccinationFemale49.748.1, 51.3Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
379Receipt of influenza vaccination18-3437.134.8, 39.4Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
380Receipt of influenza vaccination35-4937.635.3, 40.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
381Receipt of influenza vaccination50-6446.144.1, 48.1Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
382Receipt of influenza vaccination65 and over69.968.3, 71.5Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
383Receipt of influenza vaccinationHispanic37.434.1, 40.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
384Receipt of influenza vaccinationWhite, non-Hispanic49.848.5, 51.1Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
385Receipt of influenza vaccinationBlack, non-Hispanic37.735.0, 40.5Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
386Receipt of influenza vaccinationOther, non-Hispanic50.546.8, 54.1Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
387Receipt of influenza vaccinationHigh school diploma or lower42.440.5, 44.4Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
388Receipt of influenza vaccinationSome college46.644.8, 48.3Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
389Receipt of influenza vaccinationCollege degree or higher55.653.7, 57.4Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
390Receipt of influenza vaccinationLarge MSA46.544.5, 48.4Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
391Receipt of influenza vaccinationSmall MSA46.244.4, 48.1Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
392Receipt of influenza vaccinationNot in MSA46.543.3, 49.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had a flu vaccination in the past 12 months. Prevalence of influenza vaccination during the past 12 months is different from season-specific coverage.201922019, Jul-Dec
393Did not get needed medical care due to costTotal98.4, 9.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
394Did not get needed medical care due to costMale7.46.6, 8.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
395Did not get needed medical care due to costFemale10.59.5, 11.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
396Did not get needed medical care due to cost18-34108.6, 11.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
397Did not get needed medical care due to cost35-4910.79.7, 11.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
398Did not get needed medical care due to cost50-6410.99.6, 12.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
399Did not get needed medical care due to cost65 and over3.52.9, 4.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
400Did not get needed medical care due to costHispanic13.611.8, 15.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
401Did not get needed medical care due to costWhite, non-Hispanic7.67.0, 8.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
402Did not get needed medical care due to costBlack, non-Hispanic12.710.7, 14.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
403Did not get needed medical care due to costOther, non-Hispanic5.23.7, 7.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
404Did not get needed medical care due to costHigh school diploma or lower12.110.8, 13.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
405Did not get needed medical care due to costSome college9.78.7, 10.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
406Did not get needed medical care due to costCollege degree or higher4.53.9, 5.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
407Did not get needed medical care due to costLarge MSA8.57.6, 9.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
408Did not get needed medical care due to costSmall MSA9.99.0, 10.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
409Did not get needed medical care due to costNot in MSA9.37.6, 11.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
410Did not get needed mental health care due to costTotal4.54.0, 4.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
411Did not get needed mental health care due to costMale2.72.3, 3.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
412Did not get needed mental health care due to costFemale6.15.4, 6.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
413Did not get needed mental health care due to cost18-346.85.8, 7.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
414Did not get needed mental health care due to cost35-4954.1, 6.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
415Did not get needed mental health care due to cost50-643.83.1, 4.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
416Did not get needed mental health care due to cost65 and over1.31.0, 1.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
417Did not get needed mental health care due to costHispanic4.33.1, 5.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
418Did not get needed mental health care due to costWhite, non-Hispanic4.74.1, 5.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
419Did not get needed mental health care due to costBlack, non-Hispanic4.23.1, 5.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
420Did not get needed mental health care due to costOther, non-Hispanic3.62.4, 5.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
421Did not get needed mental health care due to costHigh school diploma or lower3.62.9, 4.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
422Did not get needed mental health care due to costSome college5.34.5, 6.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
423Did not get needed mental health care due to costCollege degree or higher4.33.8, 4.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
424Did not get needed mental health care due to costLarge MSA4.53.9, 5.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
425Did not get needed mental health care due to costSmall MSA4.94.2, 5.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
426Did not get needed mental health care due to costNot in MSA3.32.5, 4.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
427Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyTotal9.89.1, 10.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
428Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyMale7.97.0, 9.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
429Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyFemale11.210.2, 12.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
430Did not take medication as prescribed to save money18-34119.4, 12.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
431Did not take medication as prescribed to save money35-4914.512.7, 16.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
432Did not take medication as prescribed to save money50-649.98.5, 11.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
433Did not take medication as prescribed to save money65 and over5.44.6, 6.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
434Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyHispanic11.79.5, 14.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
435Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyWhite, non-Hispanic9.28.4, 10.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
436Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyBlack, non-Hispanic1310.7, 15.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
437Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyOther, non-Hispanic6.85.0, 9.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
438Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyHigh school diploma or lower11.29.8, 12.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
439Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneySome college11.510.1, 12.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
440Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyCollege degree or higher6.96.1, 7.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
441Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyLarge MSA8.87.9, 9.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
442Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneySmall MSA10.69.1, 12.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
443Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyNot in MSA11.69.2, 14.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over of failure who did not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDid not take medication as prescribed to save money in the past 12 months is defined as report of skipped medication doses to save money, taking less medication to save money, or delayed filling of a prescription to save money.201922019, Jul-Dec
444Current cigarette smokingTotal14.113.4, 14.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
445Current cigarette smokingMale15.314.2, 16.6Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
446Current cigarette smokingFemale1312.0, 14.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
447Current cigarette smoking18-3413.311.8, 15.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
448Current cigarette smoking35-4916.615.0, 18.4Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
449Current cigarette smoking50-6417.616.2, 19.2Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
450Current cigarette smoking65 and over8.37.4, 9.3Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
451Current cigarette smokingHispanic9.27.7, 10.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
452Current cigarette smokingWhite, non-Hispanic15.614.7, 16.5Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
453Current cigarette smokingBlack, non-Hispanic16.213.6, 19.1Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
454Current cigarette smokingOther, non-Hispanic9.97.9, 12.2Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
455Current cigarette smokingHigh school diploma or lower2119.5, 22.5Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
456Current cigarette smokingSome college16.214.9, 17.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
457Current cigarette smokingCollege degree or higher5.75.0, 6.6Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
458Current cigarette smokingLarge MSA1211.1, 12.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
459Current cigarette smokingSmall MSA1513.6, 16.6Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
460Current cigarette smokingNot in MSA2018.2, 22.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent cigarette smoking is defined as report of smoking at least 100 cigarettes in a lifetime and now smoking every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
461Current electronic cigarette useTotal4.43.9, 5.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
462Current electronic cigarette useMale5.34.7, 6.1Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
463Current electronic cigarette useFemale3.53.0, 4.2Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
464Current electronic cigarette use18-348.27.0, 9.5Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
465Current electronic cigarette use35-494.94.0, 6.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
466Current electronic cigarette use50-642.62.1, 3.2Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
467Current electronic cigarette use65 and over0.70.4, 1.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
468Current electronic cigarette useHispanic2.61.9, 3.4Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
469Current electronic cigarette useWhite, non-Hispanic54.5, 5.6Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
470Current electronic cigarette useBlack, non-Hispanic3.42.4, 4.7Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
471Current electronic cigarette useOther, non-Hispanic4.73.0, 6.9Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
472Current electronic cigarette useHigh school diploma or lower43.3, 4.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
473Current electronic cigarette useSome college54.1, 6.1Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
474Current electronic cigarette useCollege degree or higher2.11.7, 2.7Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
475Current electronic cigarette useLarge MSA4.23.4, 5.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
476Current electronic cigarette useSmall MSA4.84.1, 5.6Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
477Current electronic cigarette useNot in MSA4.63.5, 5.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesCurrent electronic cigarette use is defined as report of use of an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product (even just once in a lifetime) and current use every day or some days.201922019, Jul-Dec
478Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityTotal10.59.8, 11.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
479Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityMale8.87.8, 9.8Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
480Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityFemale12.411.3, 13.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
481Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability18-349.48.2, 10.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
482Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability35-4910.89.6, 12.1Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
483Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability50-6412.310.9, 13.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
484Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability65 and over8.96.7, 11.5Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
485Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityHispanic10.18.2, 12.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
486Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityWhite, non-Hispanic10.49.5, 11.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
487Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityBlack, non-Hispanic11.59.4, 13.9Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
488Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityOther, non-Hispanic10.98.0, 14.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
489Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityHigh school diploma or lower11.710.0, 13.5Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
490Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilitySome college12.210.7, 13.8Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
491Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityCollege degree or higher9.17.9, 10.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
492Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityLarge MSA9.98.9, 11.0Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
493Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilitySmall MSA11.710.3, 13.2Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
494Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityNot in MSA10.78.2, 13.6Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesSix or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability in the past 12 months is defined as a report of six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability by sample adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
495Asthma episodeTotal3.32.9, 3.6Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
496Asthma episodeMale2.11.7, 2.6Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
497Asthma episodeFemale4.43.8, 4.9Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
498Asthma episode18-343.22.4, 4.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
499Asthma episode35-493.52.9, 4.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
500Asthma episode50-643.32.7, 4.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
501Asthma episode65 and over2.92.4, 3.6Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
502Asthma episodeHispanic2.51.7, 3.5Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
503Asthma episodeWhite, non-Hispanic3.32.9, 3.7Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
504Asthma episodeBlack, non-Hispanic4.93.7, 6.4Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
505Asthma episodeOther, non-Hispanic2.31.5, 3.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
506Asthma episodeHigh school diploma or lower3.53.0, 4.2Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
507Asthma episodeSome college3.22.7, 3.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
508Asthma episodeCollege degree or higher2.82.3, 3.4Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
509Asthma episodeLarge MSA2.92.5, 3.5Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
510Asthma episodeSmall MSA3.62.9, 4.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
511Asthma episodeNot in MSA3.83.0, 4.7Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
512Diagnosed hypertensionTotal27.526.6, 28.4Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
513Diagnosed hypertensionMale27.326.0, 28.7Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
514Diagnosed hypertensionFemale27.726.5, 28.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
515Diagnosed hypertension18-343.83.0, 4.7Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
516Diagnosed hypertension35-4917.416.0, 18.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
517Diagnosed hypertension50-643836.1, 39.8Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
518Diagnosed hypertension65 and over60.158.5, 61.7Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
519Diagnosed hypertensionHispanic20.618.2, 23.0Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
520Diagnosed hypertensionWhite, non-Hispanic28.627.4, 29.7Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
521Diagnosed hypertensionBlack, non-Hispanic35.532.4, 38.7Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
522Diagnosed hypertensionOther, non-Hispanic21.919.2, 24.8Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
523Diagnosed hypertensionHigh school diploma or lower3735.5, 38.5Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
524Diagnosed hypertensionSome college31.429.9, 32.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
525Diagnosed hypertensionCollege degree or higher22.821.6, 24.0Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
526Diagnosed hypertensionLarge MSA24.923.7, 26.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
527Diagnosed hypertensionSmall MSA28.827.1, 30.4Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
528Diagnosed hypertensionNot in MSA34.331.8, 36.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDiagnosed hypertension is defined as report of hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or any medication use prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure among adults.201922019, Jul-Dec
529Regularly experienced chronic painTotal20.619.7, 21.6Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
530Regularly experienced chronic painMale19.318.2, 20.4Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
531Regularly experienced chronic painFemale21.920.7, 23.2Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
532Regularly experienced chronic pain18-349.78.6, 11.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
533Regularly experienced chronic pain35-4918.416.9, 19.9Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
534Regularly experienced chronic pain50-6427.225.5, 28.9Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
535Regularly experienced chronic pain65 and over3129.4, 32.6Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
536Regularly experienced chronic painHispanic12.611.2, 14.2Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
537Regularly experienced chronic painWhite, non-Hispanic23.922.8, 25.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
538Regularly experienced chronic painBlack, non-Hispanic20.218.1, 22.3Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
539Regularly experienced chronic painOther, non-Hispanic12.310.2, 14.7Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
540Regularly experienced chronic painHigh school diploma or lower25.623.9, 27.3Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
541Regularly experienced chronic painSome college25.924.0, 27.8Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
542Regularly experienced chronic painCollege degree or higher14.513.4, 15.7Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
543Regularly experienced chronic painLarge MSA17.116.1, 18.2Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
544Regularly experienced chronic painSmall MSA23.121.5, 24.7Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
545Regularly experienced chronic painNot in MSA28.326.0, 30.6Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly experienced chronic pain is defined as report of having pain on most days or every day during the past 3 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
546Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyTotal11.310.7, 11.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
547Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyMale8.57.6, 9.6Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
548Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyFemale13.813.0, 14.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
549Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety18-341311.9, 14.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
550Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety35-4911.710.5, 12.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
551Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety50-6411.610.2, 13.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
552Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety65 and over8.17.2, 9.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
553Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyHispanic8.57.4, 9.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
554Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyWhite, non-Hispanic12.511.8, 13.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
555Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyBlack, non-Hispanic10.18.5, 12.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
556Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyOther, non-Hispanic8.76.9, 10.8Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
557Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyHigh school diploma or lower12.211.0, 13.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
558Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietySome college11.910.7, 13.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
559Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyCollege degree or higher8.37.4, 9.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
560Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyLarge MSA10.19.5, 10.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
561Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietySmall MSA12.111.0, 13.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
562Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyNot in MSA13.712.0, 15.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety is defined as report of a) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious daily and describing the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and describing the level of those feelings as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
563Regularly had feelings of depressionTotal4.74.3, 5.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
564Regularly had feelings of depressionMale3.93.4, 4.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
565Regularly had feelings of depressionFemale5.54.9, 6.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
566Regularly had feelings of depression18-344.83.8, 5.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
567Regularly had feelings of depression35-494.43.6, 5.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
568Regularly had feelings of depression50-645.64.8, 6.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
569Regularly had feelings of depression65 and over4.13.5, 4.8Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
570Regularly had feelings of depressionHispanic4.53.3, 6.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
571Regularly had feelings of depressionWhite, non-Hispanic4.94.3, 5.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
572Regularly had feelings of depressionBlack, non-Hispanic5.44.2, 6.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
573Regularly had feelings of depressionOther, non-Hispanic32.0, 4.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
574Regularly had feelings of depressionHigh school diploma or lower6.45.7, 7.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
575Regularly had feelings of depressionSome college4.84.0, 5.8Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
576Regularly had feelings of depressionCollege degree or higher2.21.8, 2.6Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
577Regularly had feelings of depressionLarge MSA4.33.8, 4.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
578Regularly had feelings of depressionSmall MSA4.94.1, 5.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
579Regularly had feelings of depressionNot in MSA5.94.8, 7.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesRegularly had feelings of depression is defined as report of a) feeling depressed daily and describing the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) feeling depressed weekly and describing the level of depression as "a lot."201922019, Jul-Dec
580Doctor visitTotal84.884.0, 85.5Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
581Doctor visitMale79.878.5, 81.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
582Doctor visitFemale89.488.6, 90.2Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
583Doctor visit18-3477.275.5, 78.8Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
584Doctor visit35-4981.379.9, 82.8Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
585Doctor visit50-6487.986.6, 89.1Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
586Doctor visit65 and over95.794.9, 96.4Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
587Doctor visitHispanic77.374.8, 79.7Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
588Doctor visitWhite, non-Hispanic86.185.2, 86.9Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
589Doctor visitBlack, non-Hispanic87.985.5, 90.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
590Doctor visitOther, non-Hispanic85.382.5, 87.7Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
591Doctor visitHigh school diploma or lower82.480.9, 83.8Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
592Doctor visitSome college86.184.9, 87.2Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
593Doctor visitCollege degree or higher88.687.4, 89.7Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
594Doctor visitLarge MSA84.883.7, 85.9Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
595Doctor visitSmall MSA85.183.8, 86.3Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
596Doctor visitNot in MSA8481.7, 86.1Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.201922019, Jul-Dec
597Hospital emergency department visitTotal21.720.7, 22.6Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
598Hospital emergency department visitMale2018.6, 21.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
599Hospital emergency department visitFemale23.222.2, 24.2Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
600Hospital emergency department visit18-3421.219.6, 22.9Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
601Hospital emergency department visit35-492018.2, 21.9Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
602Hospital emergency department visit50-6419.918.5, 21.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
603Hospital emergency department visit65 and over26.224.4, 28.0Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
604Hospital emergency department visitHispanic22.119.5, 24.9Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
605Hospital emergency department visitWhite, non-Hispanic20.719.7, 21.8Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
606Hospital emergency department visitBlack, non-Hispanic29.426.6, 32.3Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
607Hospital emergency department visitOther, non-Hispanic16.814.3, 19.6Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
608Hospital emergency department visitHigh school diploma or lower26.424.5, 28.3Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
609Hospital emergency department visitSome college21.820.4, 23.1Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
610Hospital emergency department visitCollege degree or higher15.414.4, 16.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
611Hospital emergency department visitLarge MSA20.319.0, 21.6Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
612Hospital emergency department visitSmall MSA22.721.2, 24.3Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
613Hospital emergency department visitNot in MSA24.521.9, 27.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency department about their health in the past 12 months.201922019, Jul-Dec
614Disability statusTotal9.38.7, 9.9Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
615Disability statusMale8.67.7, 9.6Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
616Disability statusFemale109.1, 10.9Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
617Disability status18-344.73.6, 6.1Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
618Disability status35-494.83.8, 6.0Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
619Disability status50-6410.19.0, 11.4Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
620Disability status65 and over19.818.4, 21.4Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
621Disability statusHispanic6.95.5, 8.6Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
622Disability statusWhite, non-Hispanic10.19.3, 10.8Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
623Disability statusBlack, non-Hispanic9.27.0, 11.8Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
624Disability statusOther, non-Hispanic8.66.3, 11.3Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
625Disability statusHigh school diploma or lower1513.7, 16.5Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
626Disability statusSome college9.28.0, 10.5Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
627Disability statusCollege degree or higher4.13.6, 4.7Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
628Disability statusLarge MSA7.97.1, 8.7Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
629Disability statusSmall MSA10.39.3, 11.5Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
630Disability statusNot in MSA12.710.8, 14.9Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202012020, Jan-Jun
631Counseled by a mental health professionalTotal9.99.2, 10.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
632Counseled by a mental health professionalMale7.97.0, 9.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
633Counseled by a mental health professionalFemale11.811.0, 12.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
634Counseled by a mental health professional18-3413.912.3, 15.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
635Counseled by a mental health professional35-4910.79.3, 12.2Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
636Counseled by a mental health professional50-6497.9, 10.3Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
637Counseled by a mental health professional65 and over4.74.0, 5.5Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
638Counseled by a mental health professionalHispanic8.16.8, 9.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
639Counseled by a mental health professionalWhite, non-Hispanic11.110.3, 12.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
640Counseled by a mental health professionalBlack, non-Hispanic8.66.9, 10.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
641Counseled by a mental health professionalOther, non-Hispanic6.64.8, 9.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
642Counseled by a mental health professionalHigh school diploma or lower6.85.9, 7.8Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
643Counseled by a mental health professionalSome college108.8, 11.2Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
644Counseled by a mental health professionalCollege degree or higher11.710.8, 12.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
645Counseled by a mental health professionalLarge MSA10.89.8, 11.9Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
646Counseled by a mental health professionalSmall MSA9.48.3, 10.5Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
647Counseled by a mental health professionalNot in MSA7.76.3, 9.3Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
648Dental exam or cleaningTotal6462.9, 65.1Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
649Dental exam or cleaningMale61.359.7, 62.9Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
650Dental exam or cleaningFemale66.565.0, 68.0Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
651Dental exam or cleaning18-3461.358.9, 63.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
652Dental exam or cleaning35-4963.961.2, 66.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
653Dental exam or cleaning50-6466.764.6, 68.8Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
654Dental exam or cleaning65 and over64.562.7, 66.4Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
655Dental exam or cleaningHispanic56.252.8, 59.6Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
656Dental exam or cleaningWhite, non-Hispanic67.866.5, 69.2Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
657Dental exam or cleaningBlack, non-Hispanic5652.6, 59.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
658Dental exam or cleaningOther, non-Hispanic61.657.1, 65.9Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
659Dental exam or cleaningHigh school diploma or lower5149.2, 52.9Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
660Dental exam or cleaningSome college63.662.0, 65.2Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
661Dental exam or cleaningCollege degree or higher80.278.9, 81.4Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
662Dental exam or cleaningLarge MSA66.265.0, 67.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
663Dental exam or cleaningSmall MSA63.961.7, 66.0Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
664Dental exam or cleaningNot in MSA55.452.7, 58.0Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202012020, Jan-Jun
665Blood pressure checkTotal777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
666Blood pressure checkMale777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
667Blood pressure checkFemale777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
668Blood pressure check18-34777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
669Blood pressure check35-49777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
670Blood pressure check50-64777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
671Blood pressure check65 and over777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
672Blood pressure checkHispanic777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
673Blood pressure checkWhite, non-Hispanic777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
674Blood pressure checkBlack, non-Hispanic777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
675Blood pressure checkOther, non-Hispanic777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
676Blood pressure checkHigh school diploma or lower777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
677Blood pressure checkSome college777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
678Blood pressure checkCollege degree or higher777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
679Blood pressure checkLarge MSA777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
680Blood pressure checkSmall MSA777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
681Blood pressure checkNot in MSA777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202012020, Jan-Jun
682Receipt of influenza vaccinationTotal49.348.2, 50.3Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
683Receipt of influenza vaccinationMale45.444.0, 46.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
684Receipt of influenza vaccinationFemale52.851.3, 54.4Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
685Receipt of influenza vaccination18-3437.735.3, 40.3Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
686Receipt of influenza vaccination35-4940.538.5, 42.6Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
687Receipt of influenza vaccination50-6451.549.3, 53.7Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
688Receipt of influenza vaccination65 and over72.270.5, 73.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
689Receipt of influenza vaccinationHispanic41.138.3, 44.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
690Receipt of influenza vaccinationWhite, non-Hispanic52.751.5, 53.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
691Receipt of influenza vaccinationBlack, non-Hispanic40.537.7, 43.4Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
692Receipt of influenza vaccinationOther, non-Hispanic51.748.4, 55.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
693Receipt of influenza vaccinationHigh school diploma or lower46.444.2, 48.5Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
694Receipt of influenza vaccinationSome college47.846.0, 49.7Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
695Receipt of influenza vaccinationCollege degree or higher60.358.5, 62.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
696Receipt of influenza vaccinationLarge MSA50.548.9, 52.1Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
697Receipt of influenza vaccinationSmall MSA47.745.5, 49.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
698Receipt of influenza vaccinationNot in MSA47.645.3, 50.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202012020, Jan-Jun
699Did not get needed medical care due to costTotal6.86.3, 7.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
700Did not get needed medical care due to costMale6.25.5, 7.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
701Did not get needed medical care due to costFemale7.46.4, 8.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
702Did not get needed medical care due to cost18-347.76.6, 8.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
703Did not get needed medical care due to cost35-497.86.8, 9.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
704Did not get needed medical care due to cost50-648.27.3, 9.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
705Did not get needed medical care due to cost65 and over2.92.3, 3.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
706Did not get needed medical care due to costHispanic97.4, 10.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
707Did not get needed medical care due to costWhite, non-Hispanic6.45.7, 7.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
708Did not get needed medical care due to costBlack, non-Hispanic86.6, 9.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
709Did not get needed medical care due to costOther, non-Hispanic4.33.1, 5.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
710Did not get needed medical care due to costHigh school diploma or lower8.67.4, 10.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
711Did not get needed medical care due to costSome college7.26.2, 8.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
712Did not get needed medical care due to costCollege degree or higher4.64.0, 5.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
713Did not get needed medical care due to costLarge MSA65.4, 6.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
714Did not get needed medical care due to costSmall MSA7.66.6, 8.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
715Did not get needed medical care due to costNot in MSA8.16.8, 9.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
716Did not get needed mental health care due to costTotal4.43.9, 4.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
717Did not get needed mental health care due to costMale2.72.2, 3.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
718Did not get needed mental health care due to costFemale5.95.2, 6.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
719Did not get needed mental health care due to cost18-347.26.1, 8.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
720Did not get needed mental health care due to cost35-495.14.1, 6.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
721Did not get needed mental health care due to cost50-643.22.6, 3.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
722Did not get needed mental health care due to cost65 and over1.10.8, 1.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
723Did not get needed mental health care due to costHispanic5.64.0, 7.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
724Did not get needed mental health care due to costWhite, non-Hispanic4.23.7, 4.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
725Did not get needed mental health care due to costBlack, non-Hispanic4.63.5, 6.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
726Did not get needed mental health care due to costOther, non-Hispanic31.6, 5.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
727Did not get needed mental health care due to costHigh school diploma or lower3.42.8, 4.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
728Did not get needed mental health care due to costSome college4.53.6, 5.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
729Did not get needed mental health care due to costCollege degree or higher4.43.8, 5.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
730Did not get needed mental health care due to costLarge MSA4.43.7, 5.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
731Did not get needed mental health care due to costSmall MSA4.53.6, 5.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
732Did not get needed mental health care due to costNot in MSA42.7, 5.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
733Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyTotal9.28.4, 10.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
734Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyMale7.56.6, 8.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
735Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyFemale10.69.5, 11.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
736Did not take medication as prescribed to save money18-3410.88.5, 13.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
737Did not take medication as prescribed to save money35-4911.910.2, 13.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
738Did not take medication as prescribed to save money50-649.98.7, 11.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
739Did not take medication as prescribed to save money65 and over5.54.7, 6.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
740Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyHispanic13.410.6, 16.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
741Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyWhite, non-Hispanic8.27.4, 9.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
742Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyBlack, non-Hispanic12.410.3, 14.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
743Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyOther, non-Hispanic6.54.3, 9.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
744Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyHigh school diploma or lower108.4, 11.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
745Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneySome college10.29.0, 11.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
746Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyCollege degree or higher76.1, 8.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
747Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyLarge MSA9.58.3, 10.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
748Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneySmall MSA8.47.3, 9.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
749Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyNot in MSA10.18.1, 12.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202012020, Jan-Jun
750Current cigarette smokingTotal1312.1, 13.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
751Current cigarette smokingMale15.213.8, 16.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
752Current cigarette smokingFemale10.910.0, 11.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
753Current cigarette smoking18-341210.2, 13.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
754Current cigarette smoking35-4915.914.1, 17.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
755Current cigarette smoking50-6414.412.9, 16.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
756Current cigarette smoking65 and over9.68.5, 10.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
757Current cigarette smokingHispanic7.15.7, 8.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
758Current cigarette smokingWhite, non-Hispanic13.812.7, 15.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
759Current cigarette smokingBlack, non-Hispanic15.613.1, 18.3Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
760Current cigarette smokingOther, non-Hispanic14.812.2, 17.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
761Current cigarette smokingHigh school diploma or lower20.218.3, 22.3Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
762Current cigarette smokingSome college13.812.4, 15.4Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
763Current cigarette smokingCollege degree or higher5.34.6, 6.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
764Current cigarette smokingLarge MSA10.59.5, 11.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
765Current cigarette smokingSmall MSA14.112.6, 15.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
766Current cigarette smokingNot in MSA20.217.9, 22.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
767Current electronic cigarette useTotal3.63.2, 4.1Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
768Current electronic cigarette useMale4.53.8, 5.3Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
769Current electronic cigarette useFemale2.82.3, 3.3Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
770Current electronic cigarette use18-347.15.9, 8.4Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
771Current electronic cigarette use35-493.73.0, 4.6Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
772Current electronic cigarette use50-641.91.4, 2.5Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
773Current electronic cigarette use65 and over0.80.5, 1.2Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
774Current electronic cigarette useHispanic2.91.9, 4.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
775Current electronic cigarette useWhite, non-Hispanic4.23.6, 4.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
776Current electronic cigarette useBlack, non-Hispanic1.40.6, 2.6Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
777Current electronic cigarette useOther, non-Hispanic4.12.2, 6.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
778Current electronic cigarette useHigh school diploma or lower3.12.5, 3.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
779Current electronic cigarette useSome college3.83.1, 4.7Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
780Current electronic cigarette useCollege degree or higher21.6, 2.5Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
781Current electronic cigarette useLarge MSA3.42.8, 4.1Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
782Current electronic cigarette useSmall MSA4.13.3, 4.9Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
783Current electronic cigarette useNot in MSA3.62.7, 4.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202012020, Jan-Jun
784Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityTotal11.610.8, 12.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
785Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityMale10.19.1, 11.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
786Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityFemale13.112.0, 14.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
787Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability18-3410.99.5, 12.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
788Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability35-4912.110.7, 13.5Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
789Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability50-6412.711.5, 14.1Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
790Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability65 and over8.96.9, 11.2Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
791Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityHispanic11.49.2, 13.9Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
792Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityWhite, non-Hispanic11.410.6, 12.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
793Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityBlack, non-Hispanic15.512.5, 18.9Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
794Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityOther, non-Hispanic7.75.9, 9.9Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
795Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityHigh school diploma or lower12.510.6, 14.5Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
796Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilitySome college13.512.1, 15.0Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
797Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityCollege degree or higher10.39.2, 11.5Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
798Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityLarge MSA1110.1, 11.9Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
799Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilitySmall MSA12.311.0, 13.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
800Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityNot in MSA12.59.7, 15.8Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
801Asthma episodeTotal3.53.1, 3.9Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
802Asthma episodeMale2.31.9, 2.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
803Asthma episodeFemale4.64.0, 5.2Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
804Asthma episode18-343.32.6, 4.2Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
805Asthma episode35-493.93.2, 4.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
806Asthma episode50-643.93.2, 4.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
807Asthma episode65 and over2.82.3, 3.4Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
808Asthma episodeHispanic3.22.3, 4.4Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
809Asthma episodeWhite, non-Hispanic3.53.1, 4.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
810Asthma episodeBlack, non-Hispanic3.82.8, 5.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
811Asthma episodeOther, non-Hispanic3.32.0, 5.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
812Asthma episodeHigh school diploma or lower3.52.8, 4.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
813Asthma episodeSome college4.13.3, 5.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
814Asthma episodeCollege degree or higher2.82.4, 3.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
815Asthma episodeLarge MSA3.43.0, 4.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
816Asthma episodeSmall MSA3.42.8, 4.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
817Asthma episodeNot in MSA3.92.9, 5.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
818Diagnosed hypertensionTotal26.225.3, 27.1Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
819Diagnosed hypertensionMale26.725.4, 27.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
820Diagnosed hypertensionFemale25.724.6, 26.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
821Diagnosed hypertension18-344.53.5, 5.7Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
822Diagnosed hypertension35-4914.612.9, 16.5Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
823Diagnosed hypertension50-6436.434.5, 38.5Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
824Diagnosed hypertension65 and over57.155.1, 59.0Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
825Diagnosed hypertensionHispanic17.815.5, 20.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
826Diagnosed hypertensionWhite, non-Hispanic27.626.4, 28.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
827Diagnosed hypertensionBlack, non-Hispanic34.131.2, 37.1Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
828Diagnosed hypertensionOther, non-Hispanic21.117.3, 25.3Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
829Diagnosed hypertensionHigh school diploma or lower3533.4, 36.7Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
830Diagnosed hypertensionSome college30.328.5, 32.1Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
831Diagnosed hypertensionCollege degree or higher21.220.0, 22.4Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
832Diagnosed hypertensionLarge MSA24.222.9, 25.6Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
833Diagnosed hypertensionSmall MSA26.825.3, 28.4Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
834Diagnosed hypertensionNot in MSA32.329.4, 35.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202012020, Jan-Jun
835Regularly experienced chronic painTotal21.921.0, 22.9Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
836Regularly experienced chronic painMale20.819.5, 22.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
837Regularly experienced chronic painFemale2321.9, 24.2Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
838Regularly experienced chronic pain18-3410.69.3, 12.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
839Regularly experienced chronic pain35-4918.817.0, 20.7Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
840Regularly experienced chronic pain50-642826.3, 29.8Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
841Regularly experienced chronic pain65 and over34.332.7, 36.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
842Regularly experienced chronic painHispanic14.411.8, 17.4Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
843Regularly experienced chronic painWhite, non-Hispanic24.923.8, 26.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
844Regularly experienced chronic painBlack, non-Hispanic22.319.6, 25.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
845Regularly experienced chronic painOther, non-Hispanic14.512.0, 17.3Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
846Regularly experienced chronic painHigh school diploma or lower27.926.1, 29.7Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
847Regularly experienced chronic painSome college26.724.8, 28.7Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
848Regularly experienced chronic painCollege degree or higher15.814.6, 17.2Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
849Regularly experienced chronic painLarge MSA19.117.7, 20.4Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
850Regularly experienced chronic painSmall MSA2422.5, 25.5Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
851Regularly experienced chronic painNot in MSA2926.4, 31.7Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
852Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyTotal10.810.2, 11.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
853Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyMale8.17.2, 8.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
854Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyFemale13.312.4, 14.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
855Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety18-3413.511.8, 15.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
856Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety35-49119.7, 12.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
857Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety50-6410.99.9, 12.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
858Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety65 and over6.75.8, 7.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
859Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyHispanic9.47.7, 11.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
860Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyWhite, non-Hispanic12.211.3, 13.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
861Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyBlack, non-Hispanic8.66.8, 10.6Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
862Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyOther, non-Hispanic6.44.7, 8.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
863Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyHigh school diploma or lower10.99.9, 12.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
864Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietySome college11.610.5, 12.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
865Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyCollege degree or higher8.57.7, 9.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
866Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyLarge MSA10.19.3, 10.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
867Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietySmall MSA11.510.5, 12.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
868Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyNot in MSA129.8, 14.6Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
869Regularly had feelings of depressionTotal4.23.8, 4.6Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
870Regularly had feelings of depressionMale3.32.8, 3.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
871Regularly had feelings of depressionFemale54.4, 5.8Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
872Regularly had feelings of depression18-344.53.7, 5.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
873Regularly had feelings of depression35-4943.2, 5.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
874Regularly had feelings of depression50-644.84.0, 5.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
875Regularly had feelings of depression65 and over3.42.8, 4.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
876Regularly had feelings of depressionHispanic42.8, 5.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
877Regularly had feelings of depressionWhite, non-Hispanic4.54.0, 5.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
878Regularly had feelings of depressionBlack, non-Hispanic42.9, 5.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
879Regularly had feelings of depressionOther, non-Hispanic2.71.7, 4.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
880Regularly had feelings of depressionHigh school diploma or lower5.44.7, 6.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
881Regularly had feelings of depressionSome college4.43.7, 5.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
882Regularly had feelings of depressionCollege degree or higher2.52.1, 2.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
883Regularly had feelings of depressionLarge MSA3.53.0, 4.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
884Regularly had feelings of depressionSmall MSA5.24.5, 5.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
885Regularly had feelings of depressionNot in MSA53.8, 6.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202012020, Jan-Jun
886Doctor visitTotal84.283.4, 85.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
887Doctor visitMale80.178.7, 81.4Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
888Doctor visitFemale88.187.1, 89.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
889Doctor visit18-3476.874.7, 78.7Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
890Doctor visit35-4979.477.5, 81.1Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
891Doctor visit50-6487.886.5, 89.1Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
892Doctor visit65 and over95.494.6, 96.2Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
893Doctor visitHispanic79.777.2, 81.9Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
894Doctor visitWhite, non-Hispanic85.484.3, 86.4Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
895Doctor visitBlack, non-Hispanic86.683.8, 89.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
896Doctor visitOther, non-Hispanic8177.6, 84.0Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
897Doctor visitHigh school diploma or lower82.981.4, 84.3Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
898Doctor visitSome college85.583.8, 87.1Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
899Doctor visitCollege degree or higher87.586.6, 88.4Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
900Doctor visitLarge MSA84.182.9, 85.4Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
901Doctor visitSmall MSA84.182.7, 85.5Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
902Doctor visitNot in MSA84.582.3, 86.5Percentage of doctor visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last saw a doctor or other health professional about their health.202012020, Jan-Jun
903Hospital emergency department visitTotal2019.1, 20.9Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
904Hospital emergency department visitMale17.716.5, 18.8Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
905Hospital emergency department visitFemale22.120.8, 23.6Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
906Hospital emergency department visit18-3419.617.8, 21.5Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
907Hospital emergency department visit35-4918.116.2, 20.1Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
908Hospital emergency department visit50-641917.7, 20.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
909Hospital emergency department visit65 and over23.822.2, 25.4Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
910Hospital emergency department visitHispanic18.616.4, 21.1Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
911Hospital emergency department visitWhite, non-Hispanic19.518.3, 20.6Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
912Hospital emergency department visitBlack, non-Hispanic27.324.6, 30.2Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
913Hospital emergency department visitOther, non-Hispanic16.413.8, 19.1Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
914Hospital emergency department visitHigh school diploma or lower23.822.2, 25.6Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
915Hospital emergency department visitSome college20.318.8, 22.0Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
916Hospital emergency department visitCollege degree or higher14.413.3, 15.5Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
917Hospital emergency department visitLarge MSA18.517.5, 19.5Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
918Hospital emergency department visitSmall MSA19.918.3, 21.6Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
919Hospital emergency department visitNot in MSA25.922.3, 29.8Percentage of hospital emergency department visit in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how many times they had gone to a hospital emergency room about their health in the past 12 months.202012020, Jan-Jun
920Disability statusTotal8.37.8, 8.9Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
921Disability statusMale7.36.6, 8.1Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
922Disability statusFemale9.38.6, 10.1Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
923Disability status18-343.72.9, 4.7Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
924Disability status35-494.43.7, 5.3Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
925Disability status50-6410.29.0, 11.4Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
926Disability status65 and over16.915.5, 18.3Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
927Disability statusHispanic7.15.7, 8.6Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
928Disability statusWhite, non-Hispanic8.68.0, 9.3Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
929Disability statusBlack, non-Hispanic8.97.4, 10.6Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
930Disability statusOther, non-Hispanic8.16.1, 10.5Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
931Disability statusHigh school diploma or lower13.312.1, 14.5Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
932Disability statusSome college8.27.3, 9.2Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
933Disability statusCollege degree or higher4.43.8, 5.0Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
934Disability statusLarge MSA76.3, 7.7Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
935Disability statusSmall MSA8.87.8, 9.9Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
936Disability statusNot in MSA12.611.2, 14.2Percentage of disability status for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesDisability is defined by the reported level of difficulty (no difficulty, some difficulty, a lot of difficulty, or cannot do at all) in six functioning domains: seeing (even if wearing glasses), hearing (even if wearing hearing aids), mobility (walking or climbing stairs), communication (understanding or being understood by others), cognition (remembering or concentrating), and self-care (such as washing all over or dressing). Adults who responded "a lot of difficulty" or "cannot do at all" to at least one question were considered to have a disability.202022020, Jul-Dec
937Counseled by a mental health professionalTotal10.29.6, 10.9Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
938Counseled by a mental health professionalMale7.87.0, 8.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
939Counseled by a mental health professionalFemale12.511.6, 13.4Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
940Counseled by a mental health professional18-3413.812.3, 15.4Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
941Counseled by a mental health professional35-4911.910.7, 13.2Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
942Counseled by a mental health professional50-649.18.1, 10.1Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
943Counseled by a mental health professional65 and over4.94.2, 5.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
944Counseled by a mental health professionalHispanic7.46.0, 9.0Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
945Counseled by a mental health professionalWhite, non-Hispanic11.310.5, 12.1Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
946Counseled by a mental health professionalBlack, non-Hispanic10.38.5, 12.4Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
947Counseled by a mental health professionalOther, non-Hispanic7.86.2, 9.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
948Counseled by a mental health professionalHigh school diploma or lower6.75.8, 7.6Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
949Counseled by a mental health professionalSome college10.29.1, 11.3Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
950Counseled by a mental health professionalCollege degree or higher12.711.7, 13.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
951Counseled by a mental health professionalLarge MSA1110.1, 11.8Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
952Counseled by a mental health professionalSmall MSA108.9, 11.2Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
953Counseled by a mental health professionalNot in MSA7.86.1, 9.7Percentage of mental health counseling in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they received counseling or therapy from a mental health professional such as a psychiatrist, psychologist, psychiatric nurse, or clinical social worker in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
954Dental exam or cleaningTotal6260.9, 63.0Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
955Dental exam or cleaningMale59.357.8, 60.8Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
956Dental exam or cleaningFemale64.463.0, 65.8Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
957Dental exam or cleaning18-3458.756.5, 60.9Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
958Dental exam or cleaning35-4962.760.7, 64.7Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
959Dental exam or cleaning50-6464.362.5, 66.1Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
960Dental exam or cleaning65 and over62.761.0, 64.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
961Dental exam or cleaningHispanic5451.1, 56.9Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
962Dental exam or cleaningWhite, non-Hispanic65.664.4, 66.7Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
963Dental exam or cleaningBlack, non-Hispanic55.552.2, 58.8Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
964Dental exam or cleaningOther, non-Hispanic59.455.6, 63.1Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
965Dental exam or cleaningHigh school diploma or lower48.546.6, 50.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
966Dental exam or cleaningSome college62.761.0, 64.5Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
967Dental exam or cleaningCollege degree or higher76.375.0, 77.6Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
968Dental exam or cleaningLarge MSA6462.6, 65.3Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
969Dental exam or cleaningSmall MSA61.559.4, 63.4Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
970Dental exam or cleaningNot in MSA55.152.6, 57.6Percentage of dental exam or cleaning in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked about how long it had been since they last had a dental examination or cleaning.202022020, Jul-Dec
971Blood pressure checkTotal777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
972Blood pressure checkMale777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
973Blood pressure checkFemale777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
974Blood pressure check18-34777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
975Blood pressure check35-49777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
976Blood pressure check50-64777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
977Blood pressure check65 and over777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
978Blood pressure checkHispanic777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
979Blood pressure checkWhite, non-Hispanic777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
980Blood pressure checkBlack, non-Hispanic777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
981Blood pressure checkOther, non-Hispanic777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
982Blood pressure checkHigh school diploma or lower777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
983Blood pressure checkSome college777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
984Blood pressure checkCollege degree or higher777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
985Blood pressure checkLarge MSA777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
986Blood pressure checkSmall MSA777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
987Blood pressure checkNot in MSA777Percentage of blood pressure check in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked when was the last time they had their blood pressure checked by a doctor, nurse, or other health professional.202022020, Jul-Dec
988Receipt of influenza vaccinationTotal46.845.8, 47.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
989Receipt of influenza vaccinationMale41.840.4, 43.3Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
990Receipt of influenza vaccinationFemale51.550.0, 52.9Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
991Receipt of influenza vaccination18-3434.832.7, 37.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
992Receipt of influenza vaccination35-4938.136.2, 39.9Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
993Receipt of influenza vaccination50-6449.447.5, 51.3Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
994Receipt of influenza vaccination65 and over69.567.9, 71.1Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
995Receipt of influenza vaccinationHispanic34.932.4, 37.5Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
996Receipt of influenza vaccinationWhite, non-Hispanic51.250.0, 52.4Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
997Receipt of influenza vaccinationBlack, non-Hispanic37.134.1, 40.2Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
998Receipt of influenza vaccinationOther, non-Hispanic50.747.3, 54.1Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
999Receipt of influenza vaccinationHigh school diploma or lower40.438.7, 42.2Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
1000Receipt of influenza vaccinationSome college46.845.0, 48.5Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
1001Receipt of influenza vaccinationCollege degree or higher58.356.7, 59.8Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
1002Receipt of influenza vaccinationLarge MSA46.645.2, 48.0Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
1003Receipt of influenza vaccinationSmall MSA46.744.9, 48.5Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
1004Receipt of influenza vaccinationNot in MSA47.844.9, 50.6Percentage of receipt of influenza vaccination in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesReceipt of a flu vaccination is defined by report of having received a vaccination in the past 12 months as opposed to during a flu season.202022020, Jul-Dec
1005Did not get needed medical care due to costTotal6.66.0, 7.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1006Did not get needed medical care due to costMale5.14.5, 5.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1007Did not get needed medical care due to costFemale7.97.1, 8.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1008Did not get needed medical care due to cost18-347.96.6, 9.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1009Did not get needed medical care due to cost35-4986.9, 9.2Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1010Did not get needed medical care due to cost50-647.86.8, 8.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1011Did not get needed medical care due to cost65 and over1.81.4, 2.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1012Did not get needed medical care due to costHispanic10.58.8, 12.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1013Did not get needed medical care due to costWhite, non-Hispanic5.54.9, 6.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1014Did not get needed medical care due to costBlack, non-Hispanic7.76.1, 9.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1015Did not get needed medical care due to costOther, non-Hispanic4.93.4, 6.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1016Did not get needed medical care due to costHigh school diploma or lower8.57.5, 9.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1017Did not get needed medical care due to costSome college7.36.3, 8.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1018Did not get needed medical care due to costCollege degree or higher3.42.9, 4.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1019Did not get needed medical care due to costLarge MSA6.35.6, 7.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1020Did not get needed medical care due to costSmall MSA76.1, 8.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1021Did not get needed medical care due to costNot in MSA6.65.4, 7.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed medical care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed medical care because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1022Did not get needed mental health care due to costTotal4.33.9, 4.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1023Did not get needed mental health care due to costMale2.72.2, 3.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1024Did not get needed mental health care due to costFemale5.75.1, 6.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1025Did not get needed mental health care due to cost18-347.26.1, 8.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1026Did not get needed mental health care due to cost35-495.14.3, 6.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1027Did not get needed mental health care due to cost50-642.82.2, 3.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1028Did not get needed mental health care due to cost65 and over1.10.8, 1.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1029Did not get needed mental health care due to costHispanic53.8, 6.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1030Did not get needed mental health care due to costWhite, non-Hispanic4.33.8, 4.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1031Did not get needed mental health care due to costBlack, non-Hispanic4.73.3, 6.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1032Did not get needed mental health care due to costOther, non-Hispanic2.71.5, 4.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1033Did not get needed mental health care due to costHigh school diploma or lower3.52.8, 4.3Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1034Did not get needed mental health care due to costSome college4.63.8, 5.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1035Did not get needed mental health care due to costCollege degree or higher4.43.8, 5.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1036Did not get needed mental health care due to costLarge MSA4.33.8, 5.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1037Did not get needed mental health care due to costSmall MSA4.74.0, 5.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1038Did not get needed mental health care due to costNot in MSA3.12.4, 3.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not get needed mental health care due to cost in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if there was any time when they did not get needed counseling or therapy from a mental health professional because of the cost during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1039Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyTotal7.46.7, 8.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1040Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyMale6.65.6, 7.6Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1041Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyFemale87.2, 8.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1042Did not take medication as prescribed to save money18-348.87.1, 10.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1043Did not take medication as prescribed to save money35-499.37.8, 10.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1044Did not take medication as prescribed to save money50-649.17.8, 10.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1045Did not take medication as prescribed to save money65 and over3.52.8, 4.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1046Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyHispanic10.98.6, 13.5Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1047Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyWhite, non-Hispanic6.35.6, 7.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1048Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyBlack, non-Hispanic10.28.1, 12.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1049Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyOther, non-Hispanic6.94.7, 9.8Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1050Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyHigh school diploma or lower8.47.3, 9.7Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1051Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneySome college8.16.8, 9.4Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1052Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyCollege degree or higher5.14.3, 5.9Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1053Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyLarge MSA7.16.2, 8.0Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1054Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneySmall MSA7.96.8, 9.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1055Did not take medication as prescribed to save moneyNot in MSA7.25.6, 9.1Percentage of adults aged 18 and over who did not take medication as prescribed to reduce costs in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults who took prescription medication in the past 12 months were asked a series of questions about ways in which they may not have taken the medication as prescribed in order to save money. Estimates are based on a positive response to at least one question about skipping medication doses to save money, taking less medicine to save money, or delay filling a prescription to save money.202022020, Jul-Dec
1056Current cigarette smokingTotal1211.3, 12.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1057Current cigarette smokingMale13.212.2, 14.2Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1058Current cigarette smokingFemale10.810.0, 11.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1059Current cigarette smoking18-3410.69.3, 12.1Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1060Current cigarette smoking35-4914.312.9, 15.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1061Current cigarette smoking50-6414.713.4, 16.1Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1062Current cigarette smoking65 and over8.17.2, 9.1Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1063Current cigarette smokingHispanic9.27.7, 10.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1064Current cigarette smokingWhite, non-Hispanic12.912.0, 13.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1065Current cigarette smokingBlack, non-Hispanic12.811.0, 14.9Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1066Current cigarette smokingOther, non-Hispanic9.57.6, 11.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1067Current cigarette smokingHigh school diploma or lower19.317.8, 20.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1068Current cigarette smokingSome college13.412.2, 14.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1069Current cigarette smokingCollege degree or higher4.13.6, 4.7Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1070Current cigarette smokingLarge MSA10.19.3, 11.0Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1071Current cigarette smokingSmall MSA12.711.4, 14.1Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1072Current cigarette smokingNot in MSA17.515.5, 19.8Percentage of current cigarette smoking for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who smoked at least 100 cigarettes in their lifetime and now smoke every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1073Current electronic cigarette useTotal3.73.3, 4.2Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1074Current electronic cigarette useMale4.74.1, 5.4Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1075Current electronic cigarette useFemale2.82.3, 3.4Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1076Current electronic cigarette use18-347.66.4, 8.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1077Current electronic cigarette use35-493.93.1, 4.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1078Current electronic cigarette use50-641.91.5, 2.6Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1079Current electronic cigarette use65 and over0.50.3, 0.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1080Current electronic cigarette useHispanic2.81.9, 3.9Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1081Current electronic cigarette useWhite, non-Hispanic4.33.7, 4.9Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1082Current electronic cigarette useBlack, non-Hispanic1.91.1, 3.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1083Current electronic cigarette useOther, non-Hispanic4.12.9, 5.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1084Current electronic cigarette useHigh school diploma or lower3.22.5, 4.0Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1085Current electronic cigarette useSome college3.73.1, 4.5Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1086Current electronic cigarette useCollege degree or higher21.6, 2.5Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1087Current electronic cigarette useLarge MSA3.73.1, 4.3Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1088Current electronic cigarette useSmall MSA3.93.2, 4.7Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1089Current electronic cigarette useNot in MSA3.62.6, 4.8Percentage of current electronic cigarette use for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who used an electronic cigarette or other electronic vaping product and now use them every day or some days.202022020, Jul-Dec
1090Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityTotal12.311.5, 13.2Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1091Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityMale10.49.4, 11.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1092Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityFemale14.513.3, 15.7Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1093Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability18-3410.99.5, 12.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1094Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability35-4912.110.8, 13.5Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1095Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability50-6415.213.6, 16.9Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1096Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disability65 and over10.78.5, 13.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1097Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityHispanic13.911.8, 16.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1098Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityWhite, non-Hispanic12.311.3, 13.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1099Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityBlack, non-Hispanic12.810.4, 15.4Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1100Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityOther, non-Hispanic96.8, 11.6Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1101Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityHigh school diploma or lower13.812.1, 15.6Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1102Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilitySome college14.613.1, 16.3Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1103Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityCollege degree or higher9.98.9, 11.0Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1104Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityLarge MSA11.410.4, 12.5Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1105Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilitySmall MSA13.912.3, 15.6Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1106Six or more workdays missed due to illness, injury, or disabilityNot in MSA1311.0, 15.2Percentage of six or more workdays missed due to health in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesNumber of work days missed due to illness, injury, or disability was asked of adults who a) worked for pay in the week prior to the interview, b) had a job or business in the week prior to the interview, but were temporarily absent, c) had seasonal or contract work for at least a few days in the past 12 months, or d) worked at a job or business but not for pay for at least a few days in the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1107Asthma episodeTotal3.53.2, 4.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1108Asthma episodeMale2.41.9, 3.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1109Asthma episodeFemale4.64.1, 5.2Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1110Asthma episode18-343.62.8, 4.5Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1111Asthma episode35-493.93.1, 4.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1112Asthma episode50-644.33.6, 5.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1113Asthma episode65 and over2.21.8, 2.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1114Asthma episodeHispanic2.92.0, 4.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1115Asthma episodeWhite, non-Hispanic3.73.2, 4.2Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1116Asthma episodeBlack, non-Hispanic4.63.3, 6.3Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1117Asthma episodeOther, non-Hispanic2.41.5, 3.6Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1118Asthma episodeHigh school diploma or lower3.42.7, 4.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1119Asthma episodeSome college4.33.6, 5.1Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1120Asthma episodeCollege degree or higher3.12.5, 3.7Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1121Asthma episodeLarge MSA3.32.8, 3.8Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1122Asthma episodeSmall MSA4.13.3, 5.0Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1123Asthma episodeNot in MSA3.42.6, 4.4Percentage of asthma episode in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked if they had ever been told by a doctor or other health professional that they had asthma. Adults who had been told they had asthma were asked if they had an episode of asthma or an asthma attack during the past 12 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1124Diagnosed hypertensionTotal2726.2, 27.9Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1125Diagnosed hypertensionMale27.526.3, 28.8Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1126Diagnosed hypertensionFemale26.625.5, 27.8Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1127Diagnosed hypertension18-343.42.7, 4.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1128Diagnosed hypertension35-4916.915.5, 18.4Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1129Diagnosed hypertension50-6437.936.1, 39.8Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1130Diagnosed hypertension65 and over57.856.1, 59.5Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1131Diagnosed hypertensionHispanic1917.0, 21.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1132Diagnosed hypertensionWhite, non-Hispanic28.127.0, 29.1Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1133Diagnosed hypertensionBlack, non-Hispanic35.432.3, 38.6Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1134Diagnosed hypertensionOther, non-Hispanic23.920.9, 27.1Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1135Diagnosed hypertensionHigh school diploma or lower36.735.0, 38.4Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1136Diagnosed hypertensionSome college31.630.1, 33.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1137Diagnosed hypertensionCollege degree or higher21.820.6, 23.0Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1138Diagnosed hypertensionLarge MSA24.523.3, 25.6Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1139Diagnosed hypertensionSmall MSA28.526.9, 30.2Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1140Diagnosed hypertensionNot in MSA33.831.5, 36.3Percentage of diagnosed hypertension in the past 12 months for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who had hypertension or high blood pressure in the past 12 months or were taking any medication prescribed by a doctor for high blood pressure.202022020, Jul-Dec
1141Regularly experienced chronic painTotal21.420.5, 22.2Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1142Regularly experienced chronic painMale19.818.6, 20.9Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1143Regularly experienced chronic painFemale22.821.7, 24.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1144Regularly experienced chronic pain18-3411.510.0, 13.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1145Regularly experienced chronic pain35-4917.415.9, 19.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1146Regularly experienced chronic pain50-6429.527.8, 31.3Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1147Regularly experienced chronic pain65 and over29.828.3, 31.4Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1148Regularly experienced chronic painHispanic15.613.5, 17.9Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1149Regularly experienced chronic painWhite, non-Hispanic24.123.0, 25.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1150Regularly experienced chronic painBlack, non-Hispanic19.917.5, 22.4Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1151Regularly experienced chronic painOther, non-Hispanic14.612.1, 17.3Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1152Regularly experienced chronic painHigh school diploma or lower27.726.0, 29.3Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1153Regularly experienced chronic painSome college25.423.8, 27.1Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1154Regularly experienced chronic painCollege degree or higher14.513.5, 15.5Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1155Regularly experienced chronic painLarge MSA17.916.9, 19.0Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1156Regularly experienced chronic painSmall MSA24.222.6, 25.8Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1157Regularly experienced chronic painNot in MSA28.226.1, 30.4Percentage of regularly experiencing chronic pain for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesAdults were asked how often they had pain in the past 3 months: never, some days, most days, or every day. Chronic pain was defined as pain on most days or every day in the past 3 months.202022020, Jul-Dec
1158Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyTotal11.911.2, 12.6Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1159Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyMale8.47.5, 9.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1160Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyFemale15.214.1, 16.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1161Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety18-3414.412.8, 16.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1162Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety35-4912.711.4, 14.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1163Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety50-6412.611.3, 13.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1164Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety65 and over6.86.0, 7.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1165Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyHispanic8.67.2, 10.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1166Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyWhite, non-Hispanic13.312.4, 14.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1167Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyBlack, non-Hispanic10.88.9, 13.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1168Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyOther, non-Hispanic9.47.4, 11.7Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1169Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyHigh school diploma or lower11.710.6, 12.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1170Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietySome college12.311.1, 13.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1171Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyCollege degree or higher109.1, 10.9Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1172Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyLarge MSA1110.1, 12.0Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1173Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietySmall MSA12.911.7, 14.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1174Regularly had feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxietyNot in MSA12.911.0, 15.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of worry, nervousness, or anxiety for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who a) felt worried, nervous, or anxious daily and described the level of those feelings as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt worried, nervous, or anxious weekly and described the level of those feelings as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1175Regularly had feelings of depressionTotal4.74.3, 5.2Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1176Regularly had feelings of depressionMale3.73.2, 4.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1177Regularly had feelings of depressionFemale5.75.1, 6.4Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1178Regularly had feelings of depression18-345.44.4, 6.5Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1179Regularly had feelings of depression35-494.43.6, 5.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1180Regularly had feelings of depression50-645.44.6, 6.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1181Regularly had feelings of depression65 and over3.42.9, 4.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1182Regularly had feelings of depressionHispanic3.22.4, 4.1Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1183Regularly had feelings of depressionWhite, non-Hispanic4.84.3, 5.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
1184Regularly had feelings of depressionBlack, non-Hispanic6.54.9, 8.3Percentage of regularly having feelings of depression for adults aged 18 and over (95% confidence intervals), United StatesEstimates include adults who felt depressed daily and described the level of depression as "somewhere in between a little and a lot" or "a lot" or b) felt depressed weekly and described the level of depression as "a lot."202022020, Jul-Dec
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