What Do Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease Rates Look Like in Your State?

Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) is a progressive disease that makes it hard to breathe. COPD is a leading cause of death and disability in the U.S. Check out the graphics below to see what the prevalence is in your state and share them on Facebook and Twitter so others can learn more about the disease and the COPD National Action Plan. 

 

What Do COPD Prevalence Rates Look Like in Your State?
About 377,000 people in Alabama have COPD
About 25,000 people in Alaska have COPD
About 339,000 people in Arizona have COPD.
About 204,000 people in Arkansas have COPD.
About 1,650,000 people in California have COPD.
About 205,000 people in Colorado have COPD.
About 145,000 people in Connecticut have COPD.
About 48,000 people in Delaware have COPD.
About 24,000 people in District of Columbia have COPD.
About 1,287,000 people in Florida have COPD.
About 532,000 people in Georgia have COPD.
About 41,000 people in Hawaii have COPD.
About 41,000 people in Hawaii have COPD.
About 576,000 people in Illinois have COPD.
About 426,000 people in Indiana have COPD.
About 149,000 people in Iowa have COPD.
About 135,000 people in Kansas have COPD.
About 418,000 people in Kentucky have COPD.
About 297,000 people in Louisiana have COPD.
About 88,000 people in Maine have COPD.
About 223,000 people in Maryland have COPD.
About 245,000 people in Massachusetts have COPD.
About 647,000 people in Michigan have COPD.
About 197,000 people in Minnesota have COPD.
About 195,000 people in Mississippi have COPD.
About 395,000 people in Missouri have COPD.
About 55,000 people in Montana have COPD.
About 75,000 people in Nebraska have COPD.
About 172,000 people in Nevada have COPD.
About 71,000 people in New Hampshire have COPD.
About 330,000 people in New Jersey have COPD.
About 81,000 people in New Mexico have COPD.
About 747,000 people in New York have COPD.
About 527,000 people in North Carolina have COPD.
About 32,000 people in North Dakota have COPD.
About 719,000 people in Ohio have COPD.
About 255,000 people in Oklahoma have COPD.
About 201,000 people in Oregon have COPD.
About 725,000 people in Pennsylvania have COPD.
About 58,000 people in Rhode Island have COPD.
About 331,000 people in South Carolina have COPD.
About 42,000 people in South Dakota have COPD.
About 512,000 people in Tennessee have COPD.
About 1,085,000 people in Texas have COPD.
About 95,000 people in Utah have COPD.
About 30,000 people in Vermont have COPD.
About 382,000 people in Virginia have COPD.
About 318,000 people in Washington have COPD.
About 190,000 people in West Virginia have COPD.
About 240,000 people in Wisconsin have COPD.
About 27,000 people in Wyoming have COPD.