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Table 1.74h
Infant mortality per 1,000 live births, birthweight > 2,499 grams, by State, 2002 and 2004
State 2004 2002
Numbera Rate Standard error Numbera Rate Standard error
United States 8,528 2.3 0.0 8,840 2.4 0.0
Alabama 171 3.2 0.2 160 3.0 0.2
Alaska 33 3.4 0.6 33 3.5 0.6
Arizona 181 2.1 0.2 204 2.5 0.2
Arkansas 119 3.4 0.3 123 3.6 0.3
California 944 1.9 0.1 984 2.0 0.1
Colorado 122 2.0 0.2 138 2.2 0.2
Connecticut 66 1.7 0.2 62 1.6 0.2
Delaware 33 3.2 0.6 DSU DSU DSU
District of Columbia 21 3.0 0.7 28 4.3 0.8
Florida 434 2.2 0.1 459 2.4 0.1
Georgia 324 2.6 0.1 366 3.0 0.2
Hawaii 30 1.8 0.3 37 2.3 0.4
Idaho 55 2.6 0.4 52 2.6 0.4
Illinois 382 2.3 0.1 371 2.2 0.1
Indiana 210 2.6 0.2 209 2.7 0.2
Iowa 72 2.0 0.2 62 1.8 0.2
Kansas 96 2.6 0.3 88 2.4 0.3
Kentucky 151 3.0 0.2 158 3.2 0.3
Louisiana 213 3.7 0.3 214 3.7 0.3
Maine 24 1.8 0.4 24 1.9 0.4
Maryland 143 2.1 0.2 134 2.0 0.2
Massachusetts 82 1.1 0.1 105 1.4 0.1
Michigan 233 2.0 0.1 303 2.5 0.1
Minnesota 130 2.0 0.2 134 2.1 0.2
Mississippi 122 3.2 0.3 112 3.0 0.3
Missouri 189 2.6 0.2 215 3.1 0.2
Montana 20 1.9 0.4 32 3.1 0.5
Nebraska 64 2.6 0.3 60 2.5 0.3
Nevada 76 2.4 0.3 80 2.6 0.3
New Hampshire DSU DSU DSU 25 1.9 0.4
New Jersey 138 1.3 0.1 189 1.8 0.1
New Mexico 76 2.9 0.3 60 2.4 0.3
New York 398 1.7 0.1 408 1.8 0.1
North Carolina 278 2.6 0.2 260 2.4 0.1
North Dakota DSU DSU DSU 25 3.4 0.7
Ohio 369 2.7 0.1 357 2.6 0.1
Oklahoma 176 3.7 0.3 156 3.4 0.3
Oregon 89 2.1 0.2 107 2.5 0.2
Pennsylvania 316 2.4 0.1 280 2.1 0.1
Rhode Island 22 1.9 0.4 23 2.0 0.4
South Carolina 136 2.7 0.2 145 3.0 0.2
South Dakota 38 3.6 0.6 36 3.6 0.6
Tennessee 241 3.3 0.2 249 3.5 0.2
Texas 788 2.2 0.1 825 2.4 0.1
Utah 81 1.7 0.2 93 2.0 0.2
Vermont DSU DSU DSU DSU DSU DSU
Virginia 217 2.3 0.2 198 2.2 0.2
Washington 179 2.3 0.2 193 2.6 0.2
West Virginia 54 2.9 0.4 68 3.6 0.4
Wisconsin 127 1.9 0.2 156 2.4 0.2
Wyoming 23 3.7 0.8 DSU DSU DSU

a The number of deaths for infant mortality is based on a record weight from the linked birth and infant death file that adjusts for the approximately 2-3% of records each year that cannot be linked to their corresponding birth certificates. Therefore, because of number rounding, the number of deaths for subgroups may not add to the total.

DSU - Data do not meet the criteria for statistical reliability, data quality, or confidentiality (<20 deaths).

Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Center for Health Statistics, National Vital Statistics System - Linked Birth and Infant Death Data.

 

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