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Published by: New Strategist Publications, Inc.
Published: Nov. 15, 2003 - 362 Pages
Table of Contents
Part One: Adults
About the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System
1.1 Alcohol Consumption by Age, 1999
1.2 Alcohol Consumption by Education, 1999
1.3 Alcohol Consumption by Household Income, 1999
1.4 Alcohol Consumption by Sex, 1999
1.5 Alcohol Consumption: Binge Drinking by Age, 2001
1.6 Alcohol Consumption: Binge Drinking by Education, 2001
1.7 Alcohol Consumption: Binge Drinking by Household Income, 2001
1.8 Alcohol Consumption: Binge Drinking by Sex, 2001
1.9 Asthma by Age, 2001
1.1 Asthma by Education, 2001
1.11 Asthma by Household Income, 2001
1.12 Asthma by Sex, 2001
1.13 Bicycle Helmet Use by Children, 1999
1.14 Cholesterol Ever Checked by Age, 2001
1.15 Cholesterol Ever Checked by Education, 2001
1.16 Cholesterol Ever Checked by Household Income, 2001
1.17 Cholesterol Ever Checked by Sex, 2001
1.18 Cholesterol: Last Time Checked by Age, 2001
1.19 Cholesterol: Last Time Checked by Education, 2001
1.2 Cholesterol: Last Time Checked by Household Income, 2001
1.21 Cholesterol: Last Time Checked by Sex, 2001
1.22 High Cholesterol by Age, 2001
1.23 High Cholesterol by Education, 2001
1.24 High Cholesterol by Household Income, 2001
1.25 High Cholesterol by Sex, 2001
1.26 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Ever Had a Colonoscopy Exam by Age, 1999
1.27 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Ever Had a Colonoscopy Exam by Education, 1999
1.28 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Ever Had a Colonoscopy Exam by Household Income, 1999
1.29 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Ever Had a Colonoscopy Exam by Sex, 1999
1.3 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Last Colonoscopy Exam by Age, 1999
1.31 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Last Colonoscopy Exam by Education, 1999
1.32 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Last Colonoscopy Exam by Household Income, 1999
1.33 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Last Colonoscopy Exam by Sex, 1999
1.34 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Use of Home Blood Stool Test Kit by Age, 1999
1.35 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Use of Home Blood Stool Test Kit by Education, 1999
1.36 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Use of Home Blood Stool Test Kit by Household Income, 1999
1.37 Colorectal Cancer Screening: Use of Home Blood Stool Test Kit by Sex, 1999
1.38 Dental Visit in Past Year by Age, 1999
1.39 Dental Visit in Past Year by Education, 1999
1.4 Dental Visit in Past Year by Household Income, 1999
1.41 Dental Visit in Past Year by Sex, 1999
1.42 Dental: Teeth Cleaned in Past Year by Age, 1999
1.43 Dental: Teeth Cleaned in Past Year by Education, 1999
1.44 Dental: Teeth Cleaned in Past Year by Household Income, 1999
1.45 Dental: Teeth Cleaned in Past Year by Sex, 1999
1.46 Dental: Tooth Loss by Age, 1999
1.47 Dental: Tooth Loss by Education, 1999
1.48 Dental: Tooth Loss by Household Income, 1999
1.49 Dental: Tooth Loss by Sex, 1999
1.5 Diabetes by Age, 2001
1.51 Diabetes by Education, 2001
1.52 Diabetes by Household Income, 2001
1.53 Diabetes by Sex, 2001
1.54 Diabetes: Taking Insulin, 1999
1.55 Doctor Visits: Routine Checkup in Past Year by Age, 2000
1.56 Doctor Visits: Routine Checkup in Past Year by Education, 2000
1.57 Doctor Visits: Routine Checkup in Past Year by Household Income, 2000
1.58 Doctor Visits: Routine Checkup in Past Year by Sex, 2000
1.59 Doctor Visits: Could Not See Doctor Because of Cost by Age, 2000
1.6 Doctor Visits: Could Not See Doctor Because of Cost by Education, 2000
1.61 Doctor Visits: Could Not See Doctor Because of Cost by Household Income, 2000
1.62 Doctor Visits: Could Not See Doctor Because of Cost by Sex, 2000
1.63 Flu Shot in the Last 12 Months by Age, 2001
1.64 Flu Shot in the Last 12 Months by Education, 2001
1.65 Flu Shot in the Last 12 Months by Household Income, 2001
1.66 Flu Shot in the Last 12 Months by Sex, 2001
1.67 Health Insurance by Age, 2001
1.68 Health Insurance by Education, 2001
1.69 Health Insurance by Household Income, 2001
1.7 Health Insurance by Sex, 2001
1.71 Health Insurance Coverage Gaps in Past 12 Months by Age, 2001
1.72 Health Insurance Coverage Gaps in Past 12 Months by Education, 2001
1.73 Health Insurance Coverage Gaps in Past 12 Months by Household Income, 2001
1.74 Health Insurance Coverage Gaps in Past 12 Months by Sex, 2001
1.75 Health Status by Age, 2001
1.76 Health Status by Education, 2001
1.77 Health Status by Household Income, 2001
1.78 Health Status by Sex, 2001
1.79 Health Status: Poor Physical Health by Age, 2001
1.8 Health Status: Poor Physical Health by Education, 2001
1.81 Health Status: Poor Physical Health by Household Income, 2001
1.82 Health Status: Poor Physical Health by Sex, 2001
1.83 Health Status: Poor Mental Health by Age, 2001
1.84 Health Status: Poor Mental Health by Education, 2001
1.85 Health Status: Poor Mental Health by Household Income, 2001
1.86 Health Status: Poor Mental Health by Sex, 2001
1.87 Health Status: Poor Health Disrupted Usual Activity by Age, 2001
1.88 Health Status: Poor Health Disrupted Usual Activity by Education, 2001
1.89 Health Status: Poor Health Disrupted Usual Activity by Household Income, 2001
1.9 Health Status: Poor Health Disrupted Usual Activity by Sex, 2001
1.91 Heart Attack by Sex, 2000
1.92 High Blood Pressure by Age, 2001
1.93 High Blood Pressure by Education, 2001
1.94 High Blood Pressure by Household Income, 2001
1.95 High Blood Pressure by Sex, 2001
1.96 HIV: Ever Tested by Age, 2000
1.97 HIV: Ever Tested by Education, 2000
1.98 HIV: Ever Tested by Household Income, 2000
1.99 HIV: Ever Tested by Sex, 2000
1.1 HIV Test Past 12 Months, 2001
1.101 HIV Risk by Age, 2000
1.102 HIV Risk by Education, 2000
1.103 HIV Risk by Household Income, 2000
1.104 HIV Risk by Sex, 2000
1.105 Physical Activity by Age, 2001
1.106 Physical Activity by Education, 2001
1.107 Physical Activity by Household Income, 2001
1.108 Physical Activity by Sex, 2001
1.109 Physical Activity: At Risk Due to Lack of Physical Activity by Age, 2001
1.11 Physical Activity: At Risk Due to Lack of Physical Activity by Education, 2001
1.111 Physical Activity: At Risk Due to Lack of Physical Activity by Household Income, 2001
1.112 Physical Activity: At Risk Due to Lack of Physical Activity by Sex, 2001
1.113 Pneumonia Vaccination: Ever Had by Age, 2001
1.114 Pneumonia Vaccination: Ever Had by Education, 2001
1.115 Pneumonia Vaccination: Ever Had by Household Income, 2001
1.116 Pneumonia Vaccination: Ever Had by Sex, 2001
1.117 Seat Belt Use by Age, 1997
1.118 Seat Belt Use by Education, 1997
1.119 Seat Belt Use by Household Income, 1997
1.12 Seat Belt Use by Sex, 1997
1.121 Seat Belt Use by Children, 1997
1.122 Smoke Detector by Age, 1999
1.123 Smoke Detector by Education, 1999
1.124 Smoke Detector by Household Income, 1999
1.125 Smoke Detector by Sex, 1999
1.126 Smoke Detector Tested in Past Six Months, 2001
1.127 Smoking by Age, 2001
1.128 Smoking by Education, 2001
1.129 Smoking by Household Income, 2001
1.13 Smoking by Sex, 2001
1.131 Smoking: Tried to Quit, 2000
1.132 Stroke by Sex, 2000
1.133 Weight: Overweight by Age, 2001
1.134 Weight: Overweight by Education, 2001
1.135 Weight: Overweight by Household Income, 2001
1.136 Weight: Overweight by Sex, 2001
1.137 Weight: Obesity, 2001
1.138 Weight: Trying to Lose Weight by Age, 2000
1.139 Weight: Trying to Lose Weight by Education, 2000
1.14 Weight: Trying to Lose Weight by Household Income, 2000
1.141 Weight: Trying to Lose Weight by Sex, 2000
1.142 Weight: Advised by Medical Professional to Lose Weight by Age, 2000
1.143 Weight: Advised by Medical Professional to Lose Weight by Education, 2000
1.144 Weight: Advised by Medical Professional to Lose Weight by Household Income, 2000
1.145 Weight: Advised by Medical Professional to Lose Weight by Sex, 2000
1.146 Women’s Health: Currently Pregnant, 2000
1.147 Women’s Health: Hysterectomy by Age, 2000
1.148 Women’s Health: Hysterectomy by Education, 2000
1.149 Women’s Health: Hysterectomy by Household Income, 2000
1.15 Women’s Health: Ever Had Clinical Breast Exam by Age, 2000
1.151 Women’s Health: Ever Had Clinical Breast Exam by Education, 2000
1.152 Women’s Health: Ever Had Clinical Breast Exam by Household Income, 2000
1.153 1.153 Women’s Health: Clinical Breast Exam in Past Year, 2000
1.154 Women’s Health: Ever Had a Mammogram by Age, 2000
1.155 Women’s Health: Ever Had a Mammogram by Education, 2000
1.156 Women’s Health: Ever Had a Mammogram by Household Income, 2000
1.157 Women’s Health: Mammogram in Past Year, 2000
1.158 Women’s Health: Ever Had a Pap Smear by Age, 2000
1.159 Women’s Health: Ever Had a Pap Smear by Education, 2000
1.16 Women’s Health: Ever Had a Pap Smear by Household Income, 2000
1.161 Women’s Health: Pap Smear in Past Year, 2000
Part Two: Youth
About the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System
Results from the 2001 Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System
2.1 Sample sizes and response rates: United States and selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.2 Percentage of high school students who rarely or never wore seat belts, motorcycle helmets,
or bicycle helmets, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.3 Percentage of high school students who rarely or never wore seat belts, motorcycle helmets,
or bicycle helmets, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.4 Percentage of high school students who rode with a driver who had been drinking alcohol
and who drove after drinking alcohol, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.5 Percentage of high school students who rode with a driver who had been drinking alcohol
and who drove after drinking alcohol, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.6 Percentage of high school students who carried a weapon or gun, by sex, race/ethnicity,
and grade—United States, 2001
2.7 Percentage of high school students who carried a weapon or gun, by sex—selected
U.S. sites, 2001
2.8 Percentage of high school students who engaged in violence or in behaviors resulting from
violence, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.9 Percentage of high school students who engaged in violence or in behaviors resulting from
violence, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.1 Percentage of high school students who engaged in violence or in behavior resulting from
violence on school property, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.11 Percentage of high school students who engaged in violence or in behavior resulting from
violence on school property, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.12 Percentage of high school students who felt sad or hopeless, who seriously considered
attempting suicide, who made a suicide plan, or who attempted suicide, by sex, race/ethnicity,
and grade—United States, 2001
2.13 Percentage of high school students who felt sad or hopeless, who seriously considered
attempting suicide, who made a suicide plan, or who attempted suicide, by sex—selected
U.S. sites, 2001
2.14 Percentage of high school students who used tobacco, by sex, race/ethnicity, and
grade—United States, 2001
2.15 Percentage of high school students who used tobacco, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.16 Percentage of high school students who used any tobacco product, smokeless tobacco
products, or cigars, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.17 Percentage of high school students who used any tobacco product, smokeless tobacco
products, or cigars, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.18 Percentage of high school students under age 18 who were current cigarette smokers and
usually obtained their own cigarettes by purchasing them in a store or gas station and who
purchased cigarettes without being asked to show proof of age, by sex, race/ethnicity,
and grade—United States, 2001
2.19 Percentage of high school students under age 18 who were current cigarette smokers and usually
obtained their own cigarettes by purchasing them in a store or gas station and who purchased
cigarettes without being asked to show proof of age, by sex—selected U,.S. sites, 2001
2.2 Percentage of high school students who drank alcohol or used marijuana, by sex, race/ethnicity,
and grade—United States, 2001
2.21 Percentage of high school students who drank alcohol or used marijuana, by sex—
selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.22 Percentage of high school students who used cocaine or inhaled intoxicating substances, by
sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.23 Percentage of high school students who used cocaine or inhaled intoxicating substances, by
sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.24 Percentage of high school students who used heroin, methamphetamines, illegal steroids,
or who injected illegal drugs, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.25 Percentage of high school students who used heroin, methamphetamines, illegal steroids,
or who injected illegal drugs, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.26 Percentage of high school students who initiated drug-related behavior before age 13, by sex,
race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.27 Percentage of high school students who initiated drug-related behavior before age 13,
by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.28 Percentage of high school students who engaged in drug-related behaviors on school property,
by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.29 Percentage of high school students who engaged in drug-related behaviors on school property,
by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.3 Percentage of high school students who engaged in sexual behaviors, by sex, race/ethnicity,
and grade—United States, 2001
2.31 Percentage of high school students who engaged in sexual behaviors, by sex—
selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.32 Percentage of high school students who used a condom during or birth control pill before last
sexual intercourse; used alcohol or drugs at last sexual intercourse; were ever pregnant or got
someone pregnant; or were taught about AIDS/HIV in school, by sex, race/ethnicity, and
grade—United States, 2001
2.33 Percentage of high school students who used a condom during or birth control pill before last
sexual intercourse; used alcohol or drugs at last sexual intercourse; were ever pregnant or got
someone pregnant; or were taught about AIDS/HIV in school, by sex—
selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.34 Percentage of high school students who were at risk for becoming overweight, were overweight,
thought of themselves as overweight, or were trying to lose weight, by sex, race/ethnicity, and
grade—United States, 2001
2.35 Percentage of high school students who were at risk for becoming overweight, were overweight,
thought of themselves as overweight, or were trying to lose weight, by sex—
selected U,.S. sites, 2001
2.36 Percentage of high school students who had eaten five or more servings per day of fruits and
vegetables or who had drunk three or more glasses of milk per day, by sex, race/ethnicity,
and grade—United States, 2001
2.37 Percentage of high school students who had eaten five or more servings per day of fruits and
vegetables or who had drunk three or more glasses of milk per day, by sex—
selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.38 Percentage of high school students who engaged in behaviors associated with weight control,
by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.39 Percentage of high school students who engaged in behaviors associated with weight control,
by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.4 Percentage of high school students who participated in sufficient vigorous physical activity,
sufficient moderate physical activity, insufficient physical activity, and no vigorous or
moderate physical activity, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.41 Percentage of high school students who participated in sufficient vigorous physical activity,
sufficient moderate physical activity, insufficient physical activity, and no vigorous or
moderate physical activity, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.42 Percentage of high school students who were enrolled in a physical education class, attended
PE class daily, spent 20 or more minutes exercising during an average PE class, or played on
one or more sports teams, by sex, race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.43 Percentage of high school students who were enrolled in a physical education class, attended
PE class daily, spent 20 or more minutes exercising during an average PE class, or played on
one or more sports teams, by sex—selected U.S. sites, 2001
2.44 Percentage of high school students who participated in strengthening activities, or who
watched three or more hours of television per day during an average school day, by sex,
race/ethnicity, and grade—United States, 2001
2.45 Percentage of high school students who participated in strengthening activities, or who
watched three or more hours of television per day during an average school day, by sex—
selected U.S. sites, 2001
Trends from the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System
3.1 United States: 1991 and 2001
3.2 Alabama, 1991 and 2001
3.3 Arkansas, 1995 and 2001
3.4 Idaho, 1991 and 2001
3.5 Maine, 1995 and 2001
3.6 Massachusetts, 1993 and 2001
3.7 Mississippi, 1993 and 2001
3.8 Missouri, 1995 and 2001
3.9 Montana, 1993 and 2001
3.1 Nevada, 1993 and 2001
3.11 North Carolina, 1993 and 2001
3.12 North Dakota, 1995 and 2001
3.13 South Dakota, 1991 and 2001
3.14 Utah, 1991 and 2001
3.15 Vermont, 1993 and 2001
3.16 Wisconsin, 1993 and 2001
3.17 Wyoming, 1995 and 2001
3.18 Boston, 1993 and 2001
3.19 Chicago, 1991 and 2001
3.2 Dallas, 1991 and 2001
3.21 Ft. Lauderdale, 1991 and 2001
3.22 Houston, 1995 and 2001
3.23 Miami, 1991 and 2001
3.24 Philadelphia, 1991 and 2001
3.25 San Diego, 1991 and 2001
Index
AbstractHow often do we drink alcohol? How many of us wear seat belts and get our blood pressure tested? How many teens used a condom the last time they had sex? Or even had sex?
ACCESS TO Health Risk Behavior in the United States: A State-by-State Look at Teens and Adults details Americans’ answers to questions about their health, all cross-tabulated by age, education, income, and sex—the demographic factors known to be related to health risk behavior.
Some of the many topics covered in the book’s section on adults include weight, women’s health, physical activity, seat belt use (by adults and children), health insurance coverage, alcohol consumption, high blood pressure, flu shots, etc.
The book’s section on 9th to 12th graders brings you their answers to questions about drinking and driving, carrying weapons to school, physical fights, suicide attempts, cigarette smoking, alcohol consumption, drug use, sexual activity and condom use, weight and exercise, and other facets of daily life that affect their long-term health. Best of all, the answers to many of these questions are compared over time.
Based on two important surveys—the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System and the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System—this book advances the discussion of important public policy issues by providing improved access to the data needed to better understand them.
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