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Adults Who Report Ever Being Told by a Doctor That They Have Kidney Disease
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Adults Who Report Ever Being Told by a Doctor That They Have Kidney Disease
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2025
Location
Share of Adults Ever Told They Have Kidney Disease
United States
0.0420
Alabama
0.0562
Alaska
0.0245
Arizona
0.0503
Arkansas
0.0470
California
N/A
Colorado
0.0291
Connecticut
0.0363
Delaware
0.0501
District of Columbia
0.0264
Florida
0.0478
Georgia
0.0476
Hawaii
0.0443
Idaho
0.0307
Illinois
0.0447
Indiana
0.0452
Iowa
0.0367
Kansas
0.0357
Kentucky
0.0540
Louisiana
0.0465
Maine
0.0419
Maryland
0.0367
Massachusetts
0.0352
Michigan
0.0437
Minnesota
0.0331
Mississippi
N/A
Missouri
0.0398
Montana
0.0356
Nebraska
0.0355
Nevada
N/A
New Hampshire
0.0282
New Jersey
0.0369
New Mexico
0.0372
New York
0.0358
North Carolina
0.0445
North Dakota
0.0371
Ohio
0.0452
Oklahoma
0.0406
Oregon
0.0460
Pennsylvania
0.0469
Rhode Island
0.0319
South Carolina
0.0395
South Dakota
0.0357
Tennessee
0.0453
Texas
0.0425
Utah
0.0341
Vermont
0.0268
Virginia
0.0431
Washington
0.0346
West Virginia
0.0580
Wisconsin
0.0358
Wyoming
0.0340
Guam
0.0476
Puerto Rico
0.0531
U.S. Virgin Islands
N/A
2024
Location
Share of Adults Ever Told They Have Kidney Disease
