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Coronary heart disease among U.S. adults, by state

Crude prevalence, % of adults 18+ who have ever reported coronary heart disease or myocardial infarction

In 2024, West Virginia had the highest share of adults (11.0%) and Utah the lowest (4.4%). States with no 2024 value in the source: 1.

2024, by state

Crude prevalence, % of adults 18+, BRFSS. Hover or focus a tile for the value and its 95% interval. Tiles are equal in size; this is not a geographic map.

AKMEVTNHWAIDMTNDMNILWIMINYRIMAORNVWYSDIAINOHPANJCTCAUTCONEMOKYWVVAMDDEAZNMKSARTNNCSCDCOKLAMSALGAHITXFL
  • 4.4%โ€“5.8%
  • 5.8%โ€“7.1%
  • 7.1%โ€“8.4%
  • 8.4%โ€“9.7%
  • 9.7%โ€“11.0%
  • No value

Tennessee's 2024 value was not captured in this extract and is missing from the map; territories are not shown.

Show all 50 values, highest first
#StateShare95% interval
1West Virginia11.0%10.1%โ€“11.9%
2Kentucky10.0%9.1%โ€“10.9%
3Arkansas9.2%8.4%โ€“10.1%
4Oklahoma8.8%8.1%โ€“9.6%
5Maine8.8%8.2%โ€“9.4%
6Alabama8.8%7.9%โ€“9.7%
7Louisiana8.6%7.7%โ€“9.5%
8Missouri8.4%7.6%โ€“9.3%
9Mississippi8.2%7.0%โ€“9.5%
10Indiana8.2%7.6%โ€“8.7%
11Ohio8.0%7.3%โ€“8.6%
12South Carolina8.0%7.2%โ€“8.7%
13Michigan7.9%7.2%โ€“8.5%
14Pennsylvania7.7%6.5%โ€“8.9%
15Delaware7.6%6.7%โ€“8.6%
16Vermont7.4%6.6%โ€“8.1%
17Rhode Island7.3%6.4%โ€“8.2%
18Florida7.3%6.5%โ€“8.1%
19Nevada7.3%5.8%โ€“8.7%
20Georgia7.1%6.3%โ€“7.9%
21Arizona7.1%6.2%โ€“8.0%
22Iowa7.1%6.5%โ€“7.7%
23Kansas7.0%6.5%โ€“7.6%
24Nebraska7.0%6.5%โ€“7.6%
25Wisconsin7.0%6.5%โ€“7.5%
26Wyoming7.0%6.1%โ€“7.8%
27Connecticut6.9%6.1%โ€“7.7%
28North Dakota6.8%6.1%โ€“7.5%
29Montana6.7%6.1%โ€“7.4%
30Oregon6.7%6.0%โ€“7.4%
31Virginia6.6%5.9%โ€“7.4%
32New Hampshire6.5%5.8%โ€“7.3%
33New York6.5%6.2%โ€“6.9%
34South Dakota6.5%5.0%โ€“8.0%
35Illinois6.5%6.0%โ€“7.0%
36Minnesota6.5%6.0%โ€“6.9%
37New Mexico6.4%5.3%โ€“7.4%
38New Jersey6.3%5.6%โ€“7.0%
39Hawaii6.3%5.5%โ€“7.0%
40North Carolina6.2%5.4%โ€“7.1%
41Alaska6.2%5.2%โ€“7.1%
42Texas6.0%5.3%โ€“6.7%
43Maryland5.9%5.4%โ€“6.3%
44Massachusetts5.7%5.2%โ€“6.2%
45Idaho5.7%4.9%โ€“6.5%
46Colorado5.6%5.1%โ€“6.0%
47Washington5.4%5.1%โ€“5.7%
48California5.3%4.7%โ€“5.9%
49District of Columbia4.5%3.7%โ€“5.3%
50Utah4.4%4.1%โ€“4.8%
Source: CDC Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, BRFSS Prevalence & Trends Data (data.cdc.gov dttw-5yxu), retrieved 2026-10-15.Download: CSV JSON

About these numbers

  • Self-reported by adults in the BRFSS telephone survey, so conditions that were never diagnosed or measured are missed.
  • Crude, not age-adjusted: states with older populations score higher partly because of age.
  • Do not compare these values with the county estimates on this site: those are age-adjusted model estimates.