Individuals Ages 12 or Older with Any Substance Use Disorder in the Past Year
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2022-2023
Location Individuals with Any Substance Use Disorder Individuals with Any Substance Use Disorder
United States 0.172 48603000 Alabama 0.157 675000 Alaska 0.214 126000 Arizona 0.175 1099000 Arkansas 0.175 448000 California 0.171 5681000 Colorado 0.236 1181000 Connecticut 0.200 625000 Delaware 0.181 158000 District of Columbia 0.234 135000 Florida 0.156 3010000 Georgia 0.176 1614000 Hawaii 0.179 213000 Idaho 0.178 291000 Illinois 0.177 1886000 Indiana 0.139 796000 Iowa 0.166 446000 Kansas 0.156 380000 Kentucky 0.181 685000 Louisiana 0.208 790000 Maine 0.219 267000 Maryland 0.138 717000 Massachusetts 0.201 1222000 Michigan 0.177 1522000 Minnesota 0.181 876000 Mississippi 0.163 397000 Missouri 0.205 1068000 Montana 0.209 201000 Nebraska 0.162 265000 Nevada 0.223 605000 New Hampshire 0.191 234000 New Jersey 0.146 1154000 New Mexico 0.220 394000 New York 0.168 2837000 North Carolina 0.147 1330000 North Dakota 0.162 104000 Ohio 0.185 1846000 Oklahoma 0.187 624000 Oregon 0.238 875000 Pennsylvania 0.172 1912000 Rhode Island 0.240 228000 South Carolina 0.163 735000 South Dakota 0.172 129000 Tennessee 0.154 921000 Texas 0.150 3737000 Utah 0.116 322000 Vermont 0.220 125000 Virginia 0.159 1162000 Washington 0.184 1219000 West Virginia 0.195 296000 Wisconsin 0.189 953000 Wyoming 0.180 88000
2021-2022
Location Individuals with Any Substance Use Disorder Individuals with Any Substance Use Disorder
United States 0.170 47705000 Alabama 0.141 603000 Alaska 0.247 145000 Arizona 0.167 1038000 Arkansas 0.148 376000 California 0.170 5642000 Colorado 0.231 1146000 Connecticut 0.172 537000 Delaware 0.181 156000 District of Columbia 0.246 141000 Florida 0.145 2742000 Georgia 0.166 1507000 Hawaii 0.169 201000 Idaho 0.166 266000 Illinois 0.167 1783000 Indiana 0.182 1040000 Iowa 0.184 494000 Kansas 0.166 403000 Kentucky 0.174 656000 Louisiana 0.210 802000 Maine 0.181 218000 Maryland 0.169 877000 Massachusetts 0.180 1092000 Michigan 0.177 1517000 Minnesota 0.198 951000 Mississippi 0.159 389000 Missouri 0.190 985000 Montana 0.212 201000 Nebraska 0.161 262000 Nevada 0.221 592000 New Hampshire 0.164 199000 New Jersey 0.147 1157000 New Mexico 0.249 445000 New York 0.165 2782000 North Carolina 0.146 1305000 North Dakota 0.201 128000 Ohio 0.180 1792000 Oklahoma 0.184 609000 Oregon 0.231 845000 Pennsylvania 0.172 1904000 Rhode Island 0.230 218000 South Carolina 0.138 612000 South Dakota 0.167 124000 Tennessee 0.154 909000 Texas 0.147 3599000 Utah 0.124 340000 Vermont 0.225 128000 Virginia 0.175 1268000 Washington 0.201 1323000 West Virginia 0.184 280000 Wisconsin 0.175 880000 Wyoming 0.201 98000
Notes
Estimated number of individuals ages 12 or older who had any substance use disorder (SUD) in the past year are rounded to the nearest 1,000. Data may not sum to total due to rounding.
This table shows the share of individuals who were determined by NSDUH to have any substance use disorder in the past year among all individuals ages 12 or older. Substance use disorder estimates are based on the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-V), 5th edition criteria. Any SUD in the past year includes data from past year users of alcohol, marijuana, cocaine (including crack), heroin, hallucinogens, inhalants, and methamphetamine, and any past year users of prescription psychotherapeutic drugs. NSDUH respondents in 2023 were asked the respective questions for alcohol use disorder or marijuana use disorder if they reported use of these substances on 6 or more days in the past year. Respondents were asked the respective SUD questions for cocaine, heroin, hallucinogens, inhalants, methamphetamine, and prescription psychotherapeutic drugs if they reported any use in the past year.
Sources
Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality, National Survey on Drug Use and Health (NSDUH), 2022 and 2023 .