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2010 BRFSS Survey Results: North Carolina

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	Total Respond.^	Yes	No
TOTAL	11,021	4,037	41.5	40.0-43.1	6,984	58.5	56.9-60.0
GENDER
Male	4,053	1,475	41.4	39.0-44.0	2,578	58.6	56.0-61.0
Female	6,968	2,562	41.6	39.8-43.5	4,406	58.4	56.5-60.2
RACE
White	8,665	3,106	41.6	39.9-43.3	5,559	58.4	56.7-60.1
African American	1,668	678	41.6	37.8-45.6	990	58.4	54.4-62.2
Asian	94	32	35.0	23.0-49.3	62	65.0	50.7-77.0
Native American	231	90	40.5	29.9-52.1	141	59.5	47.9-70.1
Other Minorities	300	115	45.1	36.3-54.2	185	54.9	45.8-63.7
HISPANIC
Hispanic	359	146	44.4	36.5-52.6	213	55.6	47.4-63.5
-English Speaking	212	88	50.8	39.9-61.6	124	49.2	38.4-60.1
-Spanish Speaking	147	58	37.2	26.3-49.6	89	62.8	50.4-73.7
Non-Hispanic	10,634	3,881	41.4	39.8-42.9	6,753	58.6	57.1-60.2
AGE
18-24	314	187	51.7	44.2-59.1	127	48.3	40.9-55.8
25-34	902	492	54.9	50.4-59.3	410	45.1	40.7-49.6
35-44	1,534	710	45.2	41.9-48.5	824	54.8	51.5-58.1
45-54	2,102	813	37.5	34.8-40.3	1,289	62.5	59.7-65.2
55-64	2,487	887	37.3	34.7-39.9	1,600	62.7	60.1-65.3
65-74	2,075	589	29.1	26.5-31.9	1,486	70.9	68.1-73.5
75+	1,505	324	20.1	17.5-22.9	1,181	79.9	77.1-82.5
EDUCATION
Less Than H.S.	1,333	495	43.4	38.8-48.1	838	56.6	51.9-61.2
H.S. or G.E.D.	3,142	1,167	42.8	39.7-46.0	1,975	57.2	54.0-60.3
Some Post-H.S.	2,768	1,030	42.1	39.1-45.1	1,738	57.9	54.9-60.9
College Graduate	3,761	1,338	39.3	37.0-41.7	2,423	60.7	58.3-63.0
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
Less than $15,000	1,173	439	38.8	34.3-43.5	734	61.2	56.5-65.7
$15,000- 24,999	1,752	669	45.1	41.1-49.2	1,083	54.9	50.8-58.9
$25,000- 34,999	1,183	426	44.6	39.8-49.5	757	55.4	50.5-60.2
$35,000- 49,999	1,393	534	43.7	39.7-47.9	859	56.3	52.1-60.3
$50,000-74,999	1,484	570	43.4	39.6-47.2	914	56.6	52.8-60.4
$75,000+	2,346	850	39.4	36.5-42.3	1,496	60.6	57.7-63.5
DISABILITY STATUS
Yes	4,198	1,488	40.0	37.5-42.5	2,710	60.0	57.5-62.5
No	6,772	2,532	42.3	40.4-44.3	4,240	57.7	55.7-59.6
VETERAN STATUS
Veteran	1,532	489	34.9	31.3-38.7	1,043	65.1	61.3-68.7
Non-Veteran	9,486	3,547	42.5	40.8-44.2	5,939	57.5	55.8-59.2

Total
Respond.^

Yes

C.I.(95%)

TOTAL

11,021

4,037

41.5

40.0-43.1

6,984

58.5

56.9-60.0

GENDER

Male

4,053

1,475

41.4

39.0-44.0

2,578

58.6

56.0-61.0

Female

6,968

2,562

41.6

39.8-43.5

4,406

58.4

56.5-60.2

RACE

White

8,665

3,106

41.6

39.9-43.3

5,559

58.4

56.7-60.1

African American

1,668

678

41.6

37.8-45.6

990

58.4

54.4-62.2

Asian

35.0

23.0-49.3

65.0

50.7-77.0

Native American

231

40.5

29.9-52.1

141

59.5

47.9-70.1

Other Minorities

300

115

45.1

36.3-54.2

185

54.9

45.8-63.7

HISPANIC

Hispanic

359

146

44.4

36.5-52.6

213

55.6

47.4-63.5

-English Speaking

212

50.8

39.9-61.6

124

49.2

38.4-60.1

-Spanish Speaking

147

37.2

26.3-49.6

62.8

50.4-73.7

Non-Hispanic

10,634

3,881

41.4

39.8-42.9

6,753

58.6

57.1-60.2

AGE

18-24

314

187

51.7

44.2-59.1

127

48.3

40.9-55.8

25-34

902

492

54.9

50.4-59.3

410

45.1

40.7-49.6

35-44

1,534

710

45.2

41.9-48.5

824

54.8

51.5-58.1

45-54

2,102

813

37.5

34.8-40.3

1,289

62.5

59.7-65.2

55-64

2,487

887

37.3

34.7-39.9

1,600

62.7

60.1-65.3

65-74

2,075

589

29.1

26.5-31.9

1,486

70.9

68.1-73.5

75+

1,505

324

20.1

17.5-22.9

1,181

79.9

77.1-82.5

EDUCATION

Less Than H.S.

1,333

495

43.4

38.8-48.1

838

56.6

51.9-61.2

H.S. or G.E.D.

3,142

1,167

42.8

39.7-46.0

1,975

57.2

54.0-60.3

Some Post-H.S.

2,768

1,030

42.1

39.1-45.1

1,738

57.9

54.9-60.9

College Graduate

3,761

1,338

39.3

37.0-41.7

2,423

60.7

58.3-63.0

HOUSEHOLD INCOME

Less than $15,000

1,173

439

38.8

34.3-43.5

734

61.2

56.5-65.7

$15,000- 24,999

1,752

669

45.1

41.1-49.2

1,083

54.9

50.8-58.9

$25,000- 34,999

1,183

426

44.6

39.8-49.5

757

55.4

50.5-60.2

$35,000- 49,999

1,393

534

43.7

39.7-47.9

859

56.3

52.1-60.3

$50,000-74,999

1,484

570

43.4

39.6-47.2

914

56.6

52.8-60.4

$75,000+

2,346

850

39.4

36.5-42.3

1,496

60.6

57.7-63.5

DISABILITY STATUS

Yes

4,198

1,488

40.0

37.5-42.5

2,710

60.0

57.5-62.5

6,772

2,532

42.3

40.4-44.3

4,240

57.7

55.7-59.6

VETERAN STATUS

Veteran

1,532

489

34.9

31.3-38.7

1,043

65.1

61.3-68.7

Non-Veteran

9,486

3,547

42.5

40.8-44.2

5,939

57.5

55.8-59.2

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^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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