BRFSS 2009 - North Carolina: (During the past 30 days, have you had at least one drink of any alcoholic beverage such as beer, wine, a malt beverage, or liquor?)

2009 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

Alcohol Consumption--By Risks, Conditions, and Quality of Life Measures

During the past 30 days, have you had at least one drink of any alcoholic beverage such as beer, wine, a malt beverage, or liquor?

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	Total Respond.^	Yes	No
TOTAL	13,127	5,382	45.5	44.0-47.1	7,745	54.5	52.9-56.0
Have Health Insurance
Yes	11,472	4,771	47.0	45.4-48.6	6,701	53.0	51.4-54.6
No	1,628	606	39.2	35.0-43.7	1,022	60.8	56.3-65.0
Body Mass Index
Underweight	213	81	35.9	25.0-48.4	132	64.1	51.6-75.0
Recommended Range	4,161	1,932	50.8	47.9-53.6	2,229	49.2	46.4-52.1
Overweight	4,507	1,944	47.6	45.2-50.1	2,563	52.4	49.9-54.8
Obese	3,640	1,266	41.0	38.1-44.0	2,374	59.0	56.0-61.9
Current Smoker
No	10,701	4,228	42.8	41.1-44.5	6,473	57.2	55.5-58.9
Yes	2,370	1,135	56.3	52.8-59.7	1,235	43.7	40.3-47.2
History of CVD**
Yes	1,580	410	31.4	26.5-36.6	1,170	68.6	63.4-73.5
No	11,413	4,936	47.0	45.4-48.6	6,477	53.0	51.4-54.6
Poor Sleep***
Yes	1,505	491	39.3	34.9-43.8	1,014	60.7	56.2-65.1
No	11,336	4,820	46.7	45.0-48.3	6,516	53.3	51.7-55.0
Current Asthma
Yes	1,094	351	39.5	34.5-44.6	743	60.5	55.4-65.5
No	11,975	5,014	46.0	44.4-47.7	6,961	54.0	52.3-55.6
Diabetes
Yes	1,707	334	22.9	19.8-26.4	1,373	77.1	73.6-80.2
No	11,404	5,045	47.9	46.2-49.6	6,359	52.1	50.4-53.8
Disability
Yes	4,588	1,348	36.0	33.3-38.8	3,240	64.0	61.2-66.7
No	7,853	3,748	50.4	48.4-52.3	4,105	49.6	47.7-51.6

Total
Respond.^

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

13,127

5,382

45.5

44.0-47.1

7,745

54.5

52.9-56.0

Have Health Insurance

Yes

11,472

4,771

47.0

45.4-48.6

6,701

53.0

51.4-54.6

1,628

606

39.2

35.0-43.7

1,022

60.8

56.3-65.0

Body Mass Index

Underweight

213

35.9

25.0-48.4

132

64.1

51.6-75.0

Recommended Range

4,161

1,932

50.8

47.9-53.6

2,229

49.2

46.4-52.1

Overweight

4,507

1,944

47.6

45.2-50.1

2,563

52.4

49.9-54.8

Obese

3,640

1,266

41.0

38.1-44.0

2,374

59.0

56.0-61.9

Current Smoker

10,701

4,228

42.8

41.1-44.5

6,473

57.2

55.5-58.9

Yes

2,370

1,135

56.3

52.8-59.7

1,235

43.7

40.3-47.2

History of CVD**

Yes

1,580

410

31.4

26.5-36.6

1,170

68.6

63.4-73.5

11,413

4,936

47.0

45.4-48.6

6,477

53.0

51.4-54.6

Poor Sleep***

Yes

1,505

491

39.3

34.9-43.8

1,014

60.7

56.2-65.1

11,336

4,820

46.7

45.0-48.3

6,516

53.3

51.7-55.0

Current Asthma

Yes

1,094

351

39.5

34.5-44.6

743

60.5

55.4-65.5

11,975

5,014

46.0

44.4-47.7

6,961

54.0

52.3-55.6

Diabetes

Yes

1,707

334

22.9

19.8-26.4

1,373

77.1

73.6-80.2

11,404

5,045

47.9

46.2-49.6

6,359

52.1

50.4-53.8

Disability

Yes

4,588

1,348

36.0

33.3-38.8

3,240

64.0

61.2-66.7

7,853

3,748

50.4

48.4-52.3

4,105

49.6

47.7-51.6

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**History of Cardiovascular Disease includes history of heart attack or coronary heart disease or stroke.

***Poor sleep defined as not getting enough rest or sleep for all 30 days out of the past 30 days.

Use caution in interpreting cell sizes less than 50, % = Percentage, C.I.(95%) = Confidence Interval (at 95 percent probability level).
Percentages are weighted to population characteristics and therefore cannot be calculated exactly from the numbers in this table.

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