Table 2 States* with the highest and lowest age-adjusted coronary heart disease mortality rate per 100,000 by sex and race in non-Hispanic African Americans aged 35–84 years: United States, 2005-2007
From: Racial and geographic variation in coronary heart disease mortality trends
| Â | Women | Men |
|---|---|---|
| Â | Michigan | Michigan |
| Â | New York | Oklahoma |
| Â | Arkansas | Arkansas |
| Â | Oklahoma | California |
| Â | California | Tennessee |
| Â | Tennessee | New York |
| Â | Missouri | Missouri |
| Â | Illinois | Pennsylvania |
| Â | Ohio | Illinois |
| Â | Texas | Mississippi |
| Â | Maryland | Louisiana |
| Â | Mississippi | Indiana |
| Â | Louisiana | Texas |
| Â | Kentucky | Ohio |
| Â | Arizona | West Virginia |
| Â | Pennsylvania | Kentucky |
| Â | New Jersey | Maryland |
| Â | Florida | North Carolina |
| Â | Indiana | New Jersey |
| Â | Delaware | South Carolina |
| Â | North Carolina | Delaware |
| Â | Kansas | Florida |
| Â | South Carolina | Arizona |
| Â | Virginia | Wisconsin |
| Â | Nevada | Virginia |
| Â | Alabama | Kansas |
| Â | Washington | Washington |
| Â | Georgia | Alabama |
| Â | Connecticut | Connecticut |
| Â | Colorado | Nevada |
| Â | Massachusetts | Georgia |
| Â | Connecticut | Massachusetts |
| Â | Â | Colorado |
| Â | Â | Minnesota |
Ratio+ | 2.1 | 3.1 |