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Rate of end-stage renal disease cases caused by diabetes U.S. 2014, by state

Incidence rate of end-stage renal disease cases attributed to diabetes in the U.S. in 2014, by state (per 100,000 population)

The data displays the number of end-stage renal disease cases attributed to diabetes in the U.S. in 2014, by state. In that year, Hawaii had 363.6 end-stage renal disease cases attributed to diabetes per 100,000 adults diagnosed with diabetes, the highest incidence rate of any state.

Hawaii	363.6
District of Columbia	304.8
South Dakota	227.1
Texas	220.9
Louisiana	219.8
Mississippi	219.3
Michigan	215.9
New Mexico	210.1
South Carolina	202.7
Virginia	196.5
Arizona	196.2
Oklahoma	190.8
New Jersey	189.6
California	188.3
Illinois	187.5
North Dakota	186.4
Indiana	180.8
West Virginia	178.2
North Carolina	177.3
Alabama	176.3
Wisconsin	174.7
United States	173.4
Idaho	166.7
Georgia	166.3
Nevada	166.2
Ohio	164.4
Maryland	160.8
Pennsylvania	159.9
Utah	156.2
New York	155.5
Arkansas	155.3
Missouri	150.7
Oregon	148.3
Tennessee	145.3
Washington	145
Kentucky	143.5
Kansas	143.1
Florida	142.4
Colorado	142.3
Montana	138.2
Rhode Island	136.8
Delaware	135.8
Connecticut	131.5
Iowa	128
Minnesota	123
Maine	114.3
Nebraska	106.1
Massachusetts	101.5
New Hampshire	81.7

Rate of end-stage renal disease cases caused by diabetes U.S. 2014, by state

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