BRFSS 2001- Nationwide: (In the past 12 months has a doctor, nurse, or other health professional talked to you about preventing sexually transmitted diseases through condom use?*)

BRFSS Survey Results 2001 for Nationwide

HIV/AIDS

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	Total Respond.#	Yes	No
All Participants	164667	24,123	16.2	15.9-16.6	140544	83.8	83.4-84.1

Alabama	2,211	291	12.9	11.4-14.6	1,920	87.1	85.4-88.6
Alaska	2,543	399	16.0	14.0-18.3	2,144	84.0	81.7-86.0
Arizona	2,431	396	17.7	15.4-20.2	2,035	82.3	79.8-84.6
Arkansas	2,249	232	11.3	9.8-13.1	2,017	88.7	86.9-90.2
California	3,272	565	18.7	17.0-20.5	2,707	81.3	79.5-83.0
Colorado	1,706	269	15.6	13.6-17.8	1,437	84.4	82.2-86.4
Connecticut	5,984	943	17.7	16.5-19.1	5,041	82.3	80.9-83.5
Delaware	2,708	458	18.6	16.6-20.7	2,250	81.4	79.3-83.4
District of Colum	1,512	423	29.5	26.7-32.6	1,089	70.5	67.4-73.3
Florida	3,358	597	18.9	17.3-20.6	2,761	81.1	79.4-82.7
Georgia	3,704	590	16.0	14.4-17.7	3,114	84.0	82.3-85.6
Hawaii	3,594	461	14.9	13.3-16.7	3,133	85.1	83.3-86.7
Idaho	3,764	423	12.2	10.8-13.7	3,341	87.8	86.3-89.2
Illinois	1,731	227	13.7	11.8-15.8	1,504	86.3	84.2-88.2
Indiana	3,159	347	11.6	10.3-13.0	2,812	88.4	87.0-89.7
Iowa	2,638	267	12.2	10.7-14.0	2,371	87.8	86.0-89.3
Kansas	3,551	385	11.5	10.2-12.9	3,166	88.5	87.1-89.8
Kentucky	5,710	655	12.5	11.3-13.9	5,055	87.5	86.1-88.7
Louisiana	3,931	684	18.1	16.7-19.5	3,247	81.9	80.5-83.3
Maine	1,878	249	15.7	13.7-18.0	1,629	84.3	82.0-86.3
Maryland	3,544	594	19.7	18.0-21.5	2,950	80.3	78.5-82.0
Massachusetts	6,693	1,291	19.1	18.0-20.3	5,402	80.9	79.7-82.0
Michigan	3,064	390	14.3	12.9-15.9	2,674	85.7	84.1-87.1
Minnesota	3,121	356	12.1	10.8-13.5	2,765	87.9	86.5-89.2
Mississippi	2,339	321	13.7	12.1-15.4	2,018	86.3	84.6-87.9
Missouri	3,235	443	13.6	12.1-15.2	2,792	86.4	84.8-87.9
Montana	2,570	259	10.9	9.2-12.7	2,311	89.1	87.3-90.8
Nebraska	2,667	285	11.4	10.0-13.0	2,382	88.6	87.0-90.0
Nevada	2,083	288	15.3	12.7-18.4	1,795	84.7	81.6-87.3
New Hampshire	3,243	409	15.2	13.7-16.9	2,834	84.8	83.1-86.3
New Jersey	4,602	910	16.9	15.5-18.4	3,692	83.1	81.6-84.5
New Mexico	2,789	507	20.5	18.7-22.5	2,282	79.5	77.5-81.3
New York	3,152	705	24.5	22.7-26.5	2,447	75.5	73.5-77.3
North Carolina	4,849	809	17.3	15.6-19.1	4,040	82.7	80.9-84.4
North Dakota	1,986	222	11.4	9.9-13.1	1,764	88.6	86.9-90.1
Ohio	2,665	387	13.9	12.3-15.7	2,278	86.1	84.3-87.7
Oklahoma	3,446	394	11.2	9.9-12.6	3,052	88.8	87.4-90.1
Oregon	2,024	265	12.7	11.2-14.4	1,759	87.3	85.6-88.8
Pennsylvania	2,790	349	13.5	12.0-15.2	2,441	86.5	84.8-88.0
Rhode Island	3,132	591	21.8	19.9-23.8	2,541	78.2	76.2-80.1
South Carolina	2,498	373	16.8	15.0-18.8	2,125	83.2	81.2-85.0
South Dakota	3,772	345	10.4	9.3-11.6	3,427	89.6	88.4-90.7
Tennessee	2,273	259	11.5	9.9-13.2	2,014	88.5	86.8-90.1
Texas	4,743	732	15.5	14.4-16.8	4,011	84.5	83.2-85.6
Utah	3,040	283	9.7	8.4-11.1	2,757	90.3	88.9-91.6
Vermont	3,516	465	15.9	14.4-17.6	3,051	84.1	82.4-85.6
Virginia	2,359	335	15.5	13.6-17.5	2,024	84.5	82.5-86.4
Washington	3,400	387	11.4	10.2-12.6	3,013	88.6	87.4-89.8
West Virginia	2,305	275	12.6	11.1-14.4	2,030	87.4	85.6-88.9
Wisconsin	2,747	277	9.4	8.1-10.9	2,470	90.6	89.1-91.9
Wyoming	2,463	242	11.1	9.7-12.8	2,221	88.9	87.2-90.3
Guam	773	206	25.8	22.4-29.4	567	74.2	70.6-77.6
Puerto Rico	3,275	873	30.8	28.5-33.1	2,402	69.2	66.9-71.5
Virgin Islands	1,875	435	25.3	22.8-28.0	1,440	74.7	72.0-77.2

Total
Respond.#

Yes

C.I.(95%)

All Participants

164667

24,123

16.2

15.9-16.6

140544

83.8

83.4-84.1

Alabama

2,211

291

12.9

11.4-14.6

1,920

87.1

85.4-88.6

Alaska

2,543

399

16.0

14.0-18.3

2,144

84.0

81.7-86.0

Arizona

2,431

396

17.7

15.4-20.2

2,035

82.3

79.8-84.6

Arkansas

2,249

232

11.3

9.8-13.1

2,017

88.7

86.9-90.2

California

3,272

565

18.7

17.0-20.5

2,707

81.3

79.5-83.0

Colorado

1,706

269

15.6

13.6-17.8

1,437

84.4

82.2-86.4

Connecticut

5,984

943

17.7

16.5-19.1

5,041

82.3

80.9-83.5

Delaware

2,708

458

18.6

16.6-20.7

2,250

81.4

79.3-83.4

District of Colum

1,512

423

29.5

26.7-32.6

1,089

70.5

67.4-73.3

Florida

3,358

597

18.9

17.3-20.6

2,761

81.1

79.4-82.7

Georgia

3,704

590

16.0

14.4-17.7

3,114

84.0

82.3-85.6

Hawaii

3,594

461

14.9

13.3-16.7

3,133

85.1

83.3-86.7

Idaho

3,764

423

12.2

10.8-13.7

3,341

87.8

86.3-89.2

Illinois

1,731

227

13.7

11.8-15.8

1,504

86.3

84.2-88.2

Indiana

3,159

347

11.6

10.3-13.0

2,812

88.4

87.0-89.7

Iowa

2,638

267

12.2

10.7-14.0

2,371

87.8

86.0-89.3

Kansas

3,551

385

11.5

10.2-12.9

3,166

88.5

87.1-89.8

Kentucky

5,710

655

12.5

11.3-13.9

5,055

87.5

86.1-88.7

Louisiana

3,931

684

18.1

16.7-19.5

3,247

81.9

80.5-83.3

Maine

1,878

249

15.7

13.7-18.0

1,629

84.3

82.0-86.3

Maryland

3,544

594

19.7

18.0-21.5

2,950

80.3

78.5-82.0

Massachusetts

6,693

1,291

19.1

18.0-20.3

5,402

80.9

79.7-82.0

Michigan

3,064

390

14.3

12.9-15.9

2,674

85.7

84.1-87.1

Minnesota

3,121

356

12.1

10.8-13.5

2,765

87.9

86.5-89.2

Mississippi

2,339

321

13.7

12.1-15.4

2,018

86.3

84.6-87.9

Missouri

3,235

443

13.6

12.1-15.2

2,792

86.4

84.8-87.9

Montana

2,570

259

10.9

9.2-12.7

2,311

89.1

87.3-90.8

Nebraska

2,667

285

11.4

10.0-13.0

2,382

88.6

87.0-90.0

Nevada

2,083

288

15.3

12.7-18.4

1,795

84.7

81.6-87.3

New Hampshire

3,243

409

15.2

13.7-16.9

2,834

84.8

83.1-86.3

New Jersey

4,602

910

16.9

15.5-18.4

3,692

83.1

81.6-84.5

New Mexico

2,789

507

20.5

18.7-22.5

2,282

79.5

77.5-81.3

New York

3,152

705

24.5

22.7-26.5

2,447

75.5

73.5-77.3

North Carolina

4,849

809

17.3

15.6-19.1

4,040

82.7

80.9-84.4

North Dakota

1,986

222

11.4

9.9-13.1

1,764

88.6

86.9-90.1

Ohio

2,665

387

13.9

12.3-15.7

2,278

86.1

84.3-87.7

Oklahoma

3,446

394

11.2

9.9-12.6

3,052

88.8

87.4-90.1

Oregon

2,024

265

12.7

11.2-14.4

1,759

87.3

85.6-88.8

Pennsylvania

2,790

349

13.5

12.0-15.2

2,441

86.5

84.8-88.0

Rhode Island

3,132

591

21.8

19.9-23.8

2,541

78.2

76.2-80.1

South Carolina

2,498

373

16.8

15.0-18.8

2,125

83.2

81.2-85.0

South Dakota

3,772

345

10.4

9.3-11.6

3,427

89.6

88.4-90.7

Tennessee

2,273

259

11.5

9.9-13.2

2,014

88.5

86.8-90.1

Texas

4,743

732

15.5

14.4-16.8

4,011

84.5

83.2-85.6

Utah

3,040

283

9.7

8.4-11.1

2,757

90.3

88.9-91.6

Vermont

3,516

465

15.9

14.4-17.6

3,051

84.1

82.4-85.6

Virginia

2,359

335

15.5

13.6-17.5

2,024

84.5

82.5-86.4

Washington

3,400

387

11.4

10.2-12.6

3,013

88.6

87.4-89.8

West Virginia

2,305

275

12.6

11.1-14.4

2,030

87.4

85.6-88.9

Wisconsin

2,747

277

9.4

8.1-10.9

2,470

90.6

89.1-91.9

Wyoming

2,463

242

11.1

9.7-12.8

2,221

88.9

87.2-90.3

Guam

773

206

25.8

22.4-29.4

567

74.2

70.6-77.6

Puerto Rico

3,275

873

30.8

28.5-33.1

2,402

69.2

66.9-71.5

Virgin Islands

1,875

435

25.3

22.8-28.0

1,440

74.7

72.0-77.2

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+ Only participating states or terretories are presented here.

* This question was asked only of respondents who reported being less than age 65.

#Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50. N = Cell Size, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics.

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