Table 4.8 Admissions by State or jurisdiction, according to primary substance of abuse: TEDS 2003 Admissions per 100,000 population aged 12 and over, adjusted for age, sex, and race/ethnicity
[Based on administrative data reported to TEDS by all reporting States and jurisdictions (excl. Puerto Rico). Comparisons among States should be made with caution; see Ch. 4.]
State or jurisdiction	No. of admis- sions aged 12 and over	Admissions per 100,000 aged 12 and over Total		Admissions per 100,000 population aged 12 and over, adjusted for age, sex, and race/ethnicity1
				Primary substance at admission
				Alcohol		Opiates		Cocaine		Mari- juana/ hashish	Stimulants		Tran- quil- izers	Seda- tives	Hallu- cino- gens	PCP	Inhal- ants	Other/ none speci- fied
		Unad- justed	Ad- justed1	Alcohol only	With secondary drug	Heroin	Other opiates	Smoked cocaine	Other route		Metham- phetamine/ amphet- amine	Other stimu- lants
Total	1,830,086	763	670	150	126	94	20	64	25	108	54	†	3	2	†	2	†	21
Alabama	21,038	563	400	70	57	4	30	54	17	111	45	†	5	†	†	†	†	3
Alaska	3,998	742	342	153	98	2	11	12	11	39	11	†	†	†	†	†	†	4
Arizona	15,847	342	517	31	47	13	2	12	9	27	41	†	†	†	†	- -	†	333
Arkansas	13,368	591	528	94	71	3	20	67	18	114	129	- -	†	7	†	†	1	†
California	201,472	684	722	68	90	118	14	78	12	97	233	†	1	1	†	4	†	4
Colorado	63,001	1,668	1,380	923	116	40	14	56	27	110	79	4	5	2	†	†	†	4
Connecticut	45,260	1,565	1,431	226	260	560	39	n/c	182	119	4	†	6	3	3	7	†	21
Delaware	7,492	1,104	962	117	166	274	24	120	31	200	2	†	2	2	†	2	†	20
Dist. of Columbia	4,831	1,033	316	61	27	110	1	51	27	24	4	- -	†	- -	- -	10	- -	- -
Florida	80,482	570	573	127	67	31	29	83	30	140	9	†	5	1	†	†	†	49
Georgia	36,029	500	363	94	45	7	13	50	23	57	41	†	5	†	†	†	†	25
Hawaii	6,165	591	405	72	62	21	12	30	5	74	126	†	†	†	†	- -	†	†
Idaho	3,112	274	238	60	47	3	3	1	†	60	60	†	†	†	†	- -	†	2
Illinois	80,554	767	650	124	101	103	6	103	22	159	20	2	1	†	†	†	†	6
Indiana	31,630	615	597	162	140	11	19	57	17	153	24	†	4	2	†	†	†	5
Iowa	27,182	1,112	1,270	318	242	15	10	123	31	321	200	†	2	2	†	1	1	3
Kansas	14,634	647	614	101	158	3	7	100	22	155	55	†	1	†	†	5	2	2
Kentucky	30,660	897	949	202	171	11	43	118	27	141	21	†	13	1	1	†	1	197
Louisiana	27,827	746	612	91	120	11	59	108	32	120	25	†	7	6	2	†	†	30
Maine	13,039	1,203	1,423	490	297	136	155	62	48	201	6	4	15	2	1	†	†	6
Maryland	73,470	1,607	1,243	298	206	337	49	88	47	187	3	†	3	3	2	5	†	14
Massachusetts	52,189	977	955	156	164	467	49	40	20	47	2	†	6	†	†	†	†	3
Michigan	60,885	728	645	180	142	70	26	84	19	112	7	†	1	1	†	†	†	2
Minnesota	42,549	1,013	1,074	272	217	38	19	†	175	229	88	†	3	†	2	†	†	26
Mississippi	8,949	374	339	74	58	3	26	51	20	57	30	†	4	†	†	†	†	14
Missouri	38,112	805	728	145	102	27	12	125	19	202	76	†	4	2	†	8	2	3
Montana	7,233	950	803	229	202	6	31	3	11	191	122	†	2	1	2	- -	1	1
Nebraska	10,496	727	717	275	112	†	5	62	10	62	107	†	†	2	†	†	†	80
Nevada	11,672	627	629	140	82	35	12	60	16	89	185	†	†	†	1	4	†	2
New Hampshire	4,664	436	456	136	101	58	14	37	18	83	3	†	2	†	1	†	†	3
New Jersey	52,213	728	663	102	79	310	17	41	24	78	2	†	2	†	†	2	†	5
New Mexico	3,803	244	163	37	38	12	2	10	5	13	9	†	†	†	†	- -	†	37
New York	308,511	1,937	1,616	338	494	278	32	155	70	211	5	†	9	4	3	3	†	14
North Carolina	27,090	388	344	127	55	13	16	47	15	57	4	†	3	1	†	†	†	4
North Dakota	2,039	388	275	67	68	2	4	3	4	47	34	†	†	†	- -	- -	†	45
Ohio	48,836	515	457	96	88	39	12	63	11	98	2	†	1	†	†	1	†	43
Oklahoma	16,410	563	494	95	97	5	15	47	13	92	105	†	3	3	†	1	†	17
Oregon	45,078	1,526	1,552	512	300	112	19	84	16	262	239	- -	†	3	†	†	†	2
Pennsylvania	63,915	623	624	124	100	158	25	75	27	100	2	†	3	2	†	4	†	3
Rhode Island	13,592	1,522	1,572	273	253	476	82	171	52	252	1	- -	5	†	4	- -	†	2
South Carolina	25,250	734	671	260	94	13	29	57	18	106	10	†	3	4	†	- -	†	75
South Dakota	9,095	1,434	1,054	392	330	3	6	11	11	113	73	- -	- -	1	†	15	†	97
Tennessee	7,792	161	132	35	17	n/c	17	22	6	21	6	†	- -	2	†	- -	†	6
Texas	35,669	194	171	26	24	13	10	30	13	30	21	†	†	2	†	†	†	†
Utah	13,185	676	763	163	115	69	21	76	27	108	163	†	2	1	†	†	†	2
Vermont	7,474	1,454	1,435	422	408	130	88	53	35	282	4	†	3	5	†	†	†	3
Virginia	32,915	537	449	76	94	29	17	42	17	77	4	†	3	1	1	1	†	86
Washington	49,730	977	916	168	214	96	19	89	24	166	129	†	3	†	3	†	†	3
West Virginia	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡	‡
Wisconsin	23,845	525	504	239	90	24	7	72	10	46	4	†	†	†	†	†	†	10
Wyoming	5,804	1,395	1,134	438	246	4	16	7	19	210	177	†	†	3	†	- -	†	12
1 Adjusted for age, sex, and race/ethnicity to the 1990 U.S. resident population.
n/c State does not collect these data. Connecticut includes Smoked cocaine admissions in Cocaine - Other route. Tennessee includes Heroin admissions in Other opiates.
†  Less than 1 per 100,000.
- -  Quantity is zero.
‡  No data, or less than a full calendar year of data, submitted.
SOURCE: Office of Applied Studies, Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, Treatment Episode Data Set (TEDS). Data received through 4.11.05.

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