Public Health Indicators in Nevada

14.5%
Adult smoking rate
10.8%
Diabetes prevalence
$8,900
Healthcare spending per capita

Historical data

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Compared to the United States

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Side-by-side comparison of Nevada vs. the U.S. average.

National ranking

How states rank by adult smoking rate.

#1Kentucky0
#2Louisiana0
#3Wyoming1
#4New Hampshire4.3
#5Illinois5.7
#6Tennessee6.4%
#7Utah8
#8Massachusetts9.6%
#9New Jersey11.4%
#10Virginia12.5%
#11Arizona13.5%
#12Wisconsin14%
#13Washington14%
#14Georgia14.3%
#15North Carolina15.1%
#16Indiana16.2%
#17Michigan16.5%
#18Missouri18.4%
#19Ohio18.6%
#20Montana26.9
#21Oregon30
#22Florida33.9
#23Maine34.1
#24Vermont40
#25Alaska40
#26New Mexico52
#27South Dakota77
#28Delaware77.4
#29Rhode Island78.9
#30Colorado79
#31Minnesota79.1

Overview

Nevada's public health indicators stands at 14.5%, a key indicator for anyone evaluating public health indicators in the state. Additional figures include diabetes prevalence: 10.8%, healthcare spending per capita: $8,900, giving a fuller picture of public health indicators trends across Nevada. Nevada faces above-average rates of adult smoking and mental health challenges, alongside comparatively low healthcare spending per capita.

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