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Table 3 Estimated total and prevalence rate with chronic hepatitis C infection among non-Hispanic black persons, US States and District of Columbia, 2010a

From: Estimates of state-level chronic hepatitis C virus infection, stratified by race and sex, United States, 2010

 

HCV RNA prevalence rate (per 100)

Total persons with HCV RNAb

Rate ratio (ref = white)

State

Rate

(95% CI)

n

(95% CI)

Ratio

(95% CI)

ALABAMA

1.39

(1.19 1.69)

11,817

(10,098 14,362)

1.48

(1.15 1.90)

ALASKA

2.27

(1.64 3.72)

352

(255 579)

1.47

(1.06 2.32)

ARIZONA

2.42

(2.03 2.99)

3732

(3,129 4,606)

1.79

(1.39 2.33)

ARKANSAS

1.65

(1.39 2.03)

4863

(4,113 6,010)

1.43

(1.10 1.87)

CALIFORNIA

4.12

(3.56 4.91)

63,293

(54,696 75,368)

2.19

(1.73 2.75)

COLORADO

3.70

(3.14 4.51)

4604

(3,897 5,599)

3.64

(2.81 4.69)

CONNECTICUT

2.65

(2.24 3.24)

6003

(5,086 7,339)

3.70

(2.86 4.78)

DELAWARE

3.21

(2.69 4.03)

4009

(3,354 5,036)

2.95

(2.21 3.95)

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

5.23

(4.45 6.41)

11,997

(10,209 14,709)

12.03

(8.36 16.51)

FLORIDA

1.54

(1.33 1.85)

29,046

(25,019 34,879)

1.20

(0.94 1.52)

GEORGIA

1.17

(1.00 1.41)

22,519

(19,281 27,139)

1.42

(1.11 1.81)

HAWAII

2.29

(1.73 3.32)

352

(266 510)

1.00

(0.70 1.49)

IDAHO

1.37c

(0.77 3.41)

70c

(40 174)

1.48c

(0.79 3.71)

ILLINOIS

1.28

(1.10 1.54)

15,988

(13,747 19,242)

2.91

(2.28 3.70)

INDIANA

2.43

(2.08 2.94)

9022

(7,728 10,951)

3.38

(2.63 4.33)

IOWA

3.31

(2.70 4.26)

1644

(1,343 2,116)

5.13

(3.85 6.93)

KANSAS

2.62

(2.20 3.26)

2790

(2,334 3,465)

2.94

(2.25 3.86)

KENTUCKY

2.46

(2.07 3.07)

5442

(4,573 6,771)

2.48

(1.89 3.25)

LOUISIANA

2.60

(2.23 3.14)

24,261

(20,834 29,291)

2.00

(1.562.56)

MAINE

2.30c

(1.55 3.95)

169c

(114 291)

3.24c

(2.02 5.70)

MARYLAND

2.90

(2.48 3.50)

33,960

(29,082 41,053)

3.15

(2.45 4.05)

MASSACHUSETTS

2.84

(2.42 3.47)

7788

(6,626 9,510)

3.36

(2.60 4.32)

MICHIGAN

2.82

(2.43 3.38)

26,795

(23,037 32,127)

4.06

(3.18 5.15)

MINNESOTA

4.10

(3.46 5.03)

6371

(5,367 7,809)

7.66

(5.91 9.89)

MISSISSIPPI

1.03

(0.88 1.27)

7470

(6,358 9,183)

0.86

(0.66 1.12)

MISSOURI

2.94

(2.52 3.54)

13,252

(11,367 15,967)

2.98

(2.33 3.82)

MONTANA

5.04c

(3.29 9.29)

127c

(83 235)

4.72c

(2.87 8.82)

NEBRASKA

4.16

(3.44 5.34)

2132

(1,763 2,733)

6.36

(4.74 8.63)

NEVADA

1.90

(1.59 2.35)

2626

(2,200 3,245)

1.23

(0.94 1.60)

NEW HAMPSHIRE

2.07c

(1.39 3.49)

186c

(126 315)

2.90c

(1.82 5.00)

NEW JERSEY

2.44

(2.11 2.94)

19,250

(16,610 23,150)

2.85

(2.23 3.62)

NEW MEXICO

2.66

(2.12 3.54)

685

(545 911)

1.57

(1.16 2.18)

NEW YORK

2.76

(2.39 3.29)

55,406

(47,847 65,884)

3.80

(3.00 4.80)

NORTH CAROLINA

2.14

(1.84 2.57)

29,472

(25,328 35,455)

2.17

(1.70 2.76)

NORTH DAKOTA

0.83c

(0.44 2.67)

39c

(20 125)

1.82c

(0.87 5.93)

OHIO

2.99

(2.58 3.58)

27,791

(23,967 33,281)

4.16

(3.26 5.27)

OKLAHOMA

2.61

(2.21 3.21)

4594

(3,883 5,637)

1.13

(0.87 1.47)

OREGON

4.93

(4.10 6.13)

2092

(1,742 2,603)

2.33

(1.78 3.05)

PENNSYLVANIA

3.51

(3.02 4.21)

30,986

(26,683 37,175)

4.77

(3.75 6.04)

RHODE ISLAND

5.32

(4.39 6.83)

1979

(1,634 2,540)

4.39

(3.27 5.90)

SOUTH CAROLINA

1.69

(1.45 2.04)

14,899

(12,752 17,960)

1.48

(1.15 1.88)

SOUTH DAKOTA

3.16c

(2.10 5.85)

147c

(97 272)

5.89c

(3.50 11.16)

TENNESSEE

2.66

(2.27 3.22)

18,656

(15,900 22,622)

1.63

(1.26 2.10)

TEXAS

3.10

(2.66 3.72)

58,916

(50,662 70,870)

2.05

(1.61 2.60)

UTAH

2.60

(1.92 3.80)

386

(286 564)

4.32

(2.97 6.49)

VERMONT

2.61c

(1.70 4.95)

90c

(58 170)

2.72c

(1.64 5.26)

VIRGINIA

1.66

(1.42 2.00)

17,734

(15,209 21,337)

2.56

(2.00 3.27)

WASHINGTON

4.41

(3.77 5.34)

6780

(5,794 8,214)

2.79

(2.19 3.58)

WEST VIRGINIA

3.60

(2.95 4.62)

1434

(1,175 1,840)

3.55

(2.63 4.82)

WISCONSIN

2.55

(2.16 3.11)

5372

(4,555 6,568)

6.59

(5.07 8.52)

WYOMING

1.88c

(1.12 4.47)

53c

(32 126)

1.68c

(0.92 4.01)

U.S. STATES & WASHINGTON D.C.

2.43

(2.10 2.90)

619,438

(536,458 739,838)

2.31

(1.83 2.91)

  1. Abbreviations: CI confidence interval, HCV RNA hepatitis C virus ribonucleic acid
  2. aDefined as persons with HCV RNA
  3. bRepresents the non-institutionalized population
  4. cCoefficient of variation is ≥ 23%; estimate is unreliable
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