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Table 25. Primary and secondary syphilis - Reported cases and rates by state/area, ranked according to rates: United States and outlying areas, 1996 ======================================================================== Rate per 100,000 Rank State/Area Cases Population ----------------------------------------------- 1 Mississippi 819 30.4 2 Tennessee 850 16.2 3 North Carolina 1,052 14.6 4 Maryland 729 14.5 5 Alabama 528 12.4 6 Louisiana 533 12.3 7 South Carolina 402 10.9 8 Arkansas 262 10.5 9 Virgin Islands 11 9.9 10 Georgia 689 9.6 11 Virginia 393 5.9 12 Puerto Rico 208 5.6 13 Oklahoma 179 5.5 14 Ohio 584 5.2 15 Delaware 35 4.9 16 Texas 890 4.8 U.S.TOTAL(1) 11,387 4.3 17 Illinois 501 4.2 18 Missouri 221 4.2 YEAR 2000 OBJECTIVE 4.0 19 Kentucky 154 4.0 20 Indiana 207 3.6 21 Wisconsin 176 3.4 22 Connecticut 103 3.1 23 Florida 368 2.6 24 Arizona 102 2.4 25 New Jersey 177 2.2 26 Michigan 183 1.9 27 California 506 1.6 28 Massachusetts 85 1.4 29 Pennsylvania 164 1.4 30 Nevada 20 1.3 31 New York 214 1.2 32 Kansas 28 1.1 33 Iowa 23 0.8 34 Colorado 26 0.7 35 Wyoming 2 0.4 36 Rhode Island 4 0.4 37 West Virginia 7 0.4 38 Nebraska 6 0.4 39 Minnesota 16 0.3 40 Idaho 4 0.3 41 Oregon 9 0.3 42 Hawaii 3 0.3 43 New Mexico 3 0.2 44 Washington 9 0.2 45 Utah 3 0.2 46 New Hampshire 1 0.1 47 Maine 1 0.1 48 Alaska 0 0.0 49 Montana 0 0.0 50 North Dakota 0 0.0 51 South Dakota 0 0.0 52 Vermont 0 0.0 53 Guam 0 0.0 ----------------------------------------------- (1) Includes cases reported by Washington, D.C. but excludes outlying areas (Guam, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands). ========================================================================
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