Public Health Indicators in New Mexico

52 /100k
Overdose death rate
≈ 47 /100k
Alcohol-related death rate
Among highest in U.S.
Rank

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorNew MexicoUnited States
Overdose death rate (/100k)5232

National ranking

New Mexico ranks #26 of 31 states 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

New Mexico's public health indicators stands at 52 /100k, a key indicator for anyone evaluating public health indicators in the state. Additional figures include alcohol-related death rate: ≈ 47 /100k, rank: Among highest in U.S., giving a fuller picture of public health indicators trends across New Mexico. New Mexico faces significant public health challenges including the nation's highest drug overdose death rates in some years and elevated rates of alcohol-related deaths.

Did you know?

  • New Mexico has consistently ranked among the top states for alcohol-related death rates.

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