Table 1.

State-Level Characteristics in 2019 ^*

Characteristic	N=51
Gastroenterologists per 100,000 Residents	4.6±1.4
Women, %	51.6±0.7
Non-Hispanic Black, %	12.0±7.7
Non-Hispanic White, %	64.3±14.9
Hispanic, %	15.5±11.7
Asian, %	6.1±5.2
Native American/Alaska Native, %	0.7±1.3
Lives in Rural County, %	37.9±23.4
In Poverty, %	12.3±2.0
Household Income	$67,072±10,347
Primary Care Physicians per 100,000 Residents	30.4±7.3
Hospital Beds per 1,000 Residents	2.8±0.6
Substance Use Treatment Centers Offering Treatment for Alcohol Use Disorder per 100,000 Residents	5.2±2.0
Transplant Surgeons per 100,000 Residents	0.08±0.05
Ophthalmologists per 100,000 Residents	5.8±1.4
Dermatologists per 100,000 Residents	4.0±1.1
Underlying Medical Conditions
Diabetes, %	11.0±1.5
Obese, %	31.3±3.9
Current Smoking, %	15.3±3.4
Any Alcohol in Past 30 Days, %	53.0±5.4
Binge Alcohol in Past 30 Days, %	16.7±2.1
Self-Reported Good or Better Health, %	81.4±2.5
Ever Myocardial Infarction or Coronary Heart Disease, %	6.3±1.2
Ever Stroke, %	3.4±0.7
Asthma, %	9.0±1.3

^*Means (standard deviations) and percentages are weighted by the state population aged ≥25 years. Percentages represent the mean percentage of the state-level population with the given characteristic. ± denotes standard deviation.