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. 2012 Nov;14(Suppl 5):v1–v49. doi: 10.1093/neuonc/nos218

Table 18.

Average Annual Age–Adjusted Mortality Rates for Malignant Brain and Central Nervous System Cancer Overall and by State and Gender, United States, 2005–2009

State Total
Males
Females
N Rate 95% CI N Rate 95% CI N Rate 95% CI
Alabama 1,148 4.58 (4.31–4.85) 626 5.55 (5.12–6.01) 522 3.76 (3.45–4.11)
Alaska 111 4.20 (3.39–5.14) 65 4.96 (3.67–6.52) 46 3.56 (2.55–4.81)
Arizona 1,336 4.11 (3.90–4.34) 743 4.87 (4.52–5.23) 593 3.46 (3.19–3.76)
Arkansas 775 4.95 (4.60–5.31) 417 5.90 (5.34–6.50) 358 4.15 (3.73–4.62)
California 7,457 4.31 (4.21–4.41) 4,225 5.32 (5.16–5.49) 3,232 3.46 (3.34–3.58)
Colorado 1,016 4.40 (4.13–4.68) 586 5.45 (5.00–5.92) 430 3.51 (3.18–3.86)
Connecticut 809 4.22 (3.93–4.52) 436 5.07 (4.60–5.58) 373 3.52 (3.16–3.90)
Delaware 212 4.54 (3.95–5.20) 119 5.75 (4.75–6.89) 93 3.60 (2.90–4.43)
Washington DC 101 3.47 (2.82–4.23) 57 4.44 (3.33–5.78) 44 2.67 (1.93–3.60)
Florida 4,385 3.95 (3.83–4.07) 2,455 4.81 (4.62–5.01) 1,930 3.19 (3.05–3.34)
Georgia 1,671 3.87 (3.68–4.06) 913 4.67 (4.36–5.00) 758 3.22 (2.99–3.46)
Hawaii 171 2.39 (2.04–2.78) 98 2.92 (2.36–3.57) 73 1.95 (1.52–2.47)
Idaho 379 5.14 (4.63–5.69) 202 5.63 (4.87–6.48) 177 4.62 (3.96–5.36)
Illinois 2,523 3.89 (3.74–4.05) 1,387 4.74 (4.49–5.00) 1,136 3.19 (3.01–3.39)
Indiana 1,526 4.62 (4.39–4.86) 819 5.46 (5.08–5.85) 707 3.93 (3.64–4.23)
Iowa 918 5.53 (5.17–5.90) 526 6.95 (6.36–7.57) 392 4.33 (3.90–4.80)
Kansas 735 5.07 (4.70–5.45) 422 6.39 (5.79–7.03) 313 3.93 (3.50–4.40)
Kentucky 1,021 4.49 (4.21–4.77) 565 5.46 (5.01–5.94) 456 3.66 (3.33–4.02)
Louisiana 1,007 4.53 (4.25–4.82) 565 5.63 (5.17–6.13) 442 3.61 (3.28–3.96)
Maine 403 5.12 (4.63–5.66) 233 6.47 (5.65–7.38) 170 4.00 (3.41–4.67)
Maryland 1,094 3.78 (3.56–4.02) 590 4.57 (4.20–4.97) 504 3.15 (2.88–3.44)
Massachusetts 1,517 4.25 (4.03–4.47) 847 5.38 (5.02–5.76) 670 3.35 (3.10–3.62)
Michigan 2,602 4.86 (4.67–5.05) 1,458 5.99 (5.68–6.31) 1,144 3.95 (3.72–4.19)
Minnesota 1,165 4.33 (4.09–4.59) 644 5.18 (4.78–5.60) 521 3.60 (3.30–3.93)
Mississippi 693 4.67 (4.32–5.03) 362 5.50 (4.93–6.10) 331 3.99 (3.57–4.45)
Missouri 1,468 4.58 (4.35–4.82) 793 5.45 (5.07–5.84) 675 3.86 (3.57–4.17)
Montana 248 4.53 (3.97–5.14) 147 5.53 (4.66–6.52) 101 3.63 (2.94–4.43)
Nebraska 475 5.13 (4.67–5.61) 256 6.01 (5.29–6.80) 219 4.30 (3.74–4.93)
Nevada 517 4.10 (3.75–4.48) 318 5.21 (4.64–5.84) 199 3.09 (2.67–3.55)
New Hampshire 338 4.76 (4.26–5.30) 202 6.11 (5.28–7.03) 136 3.62 (3.03–4.30)
New Jersey 1,720 3.69 (3.51–3.87) 970 4.65 (4.36–4.96) 750 2.90 (2.70–3.12)
New Mexico 375 3.66 (3.30–4.05) 216 4.48 (3.89–5.13) 159 2.95 (2.50–3.45)
New York 3,861 3.70 (3.58–3.82) 2,193 4.74 (4.54–4.95) 1,668 2.87 (2.74–3.02)
North Carolina 1,893 4.05 (3.87–4.24) 1,044 5.01 (4.71–5.33) 849 3.28 (3.06–3.51)
North Dakota 174 5.02 (4.29–5.83) 89 5.63 (4.51–6.95) 85 4.42 (3.51–5.50)
Ohio 2,794 4.44 (4.27–4.61) 1,527 5.36 (5.09–5.64) 1,267 3.66 (3.46–3.88)
Oklahoma 897 4.68 (4.38–5.00) 491 5.60 (5.11–6.13) 406 3.85 (3.47–4.25)
Oregon 1,056 5.19 (4.88–5.52) 624 6.56 (6.05–7.10) 432 4.05 (3.67–4.46)
Pennsylvania 3,008 4.10 (3.95–4.25) 1,623 4.95 (4.71–5.20) 1,385 3.41 (3.23–3.60)
Rhode Island 252 4.24 (3.73–4.80) 139 5.24 (4.39–6.20) 113 3.43 (2.81–4.15)
South Carolina 1,027 4.33 (4.07–4.61) 571 5.42 (4.97–5.89) 456 3.47 (3.16–3.81)
South Dakota 210 4.93 (4.28–5.66) 113 5.66 (4.65–6.82) 97 4.32 (3.48–5.30)
Tennessee 1,644 4.99 (4.75–5.24) 897 6.03 (5.64–6.45) 747 4.14 (3.85–4.45)
Texas 4,490 4.18 (4.06–4.31) 2,409 4.89 (4.70–5.10) 2,081 3.60 (3.45–3.76)
Utah 480 4.46 (4.07–4.89) 276 5.32 (4.70–6.01) 204 3.65 (3.16–4.19)
Vermont 158 4.47 (3.79–5.25) 82 4.93 (3.90–6.16) 76 3.99 (3.13–5.03)
Virginia 1,517 3.87 (3.68–4.08) 854 4.87 (4.54–5.22) 663 3.07 (2.84–3.31)
Washington 1,707 5.12 (4.88–5.38) 1,010 6.48 (6.08–6.90) 697 3.94 (3.65–4.25)
West Virginia 498 4.57 (4.18–5.00) 266 5.31 (4.68–6.00) 232 3.99 (3.48–4.55)
Wisconsin 1,469 4.90 (4.65–5.16) 838 6.06 (5.65–6.49) 631 3.91 (3.60–4.23)
Wyoming 121 4.40 (3.64–5.28) 66 4.94 (3.79–6.32) 55 3.91 (2.93–5.11)
United States 67,172 4.28 (4.25–4.31) 37,374 5.23 (5.18–5.29) 29,798 3.48 (3.44–3.52)

Rates are per 100,000 and are age–adjusted to the 2000 US standard population.

Estimated by CBTRUS using Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) Program (www.seer.cancer.gov) SEER*Stat Database: Mortality – All COD, Aggregated With State, Total U.S. (1969–2009) <Katrina/Rita Population Adjustment>, National Cancer Institute, DCCPS, Surveillance Research Program, Surveillance Systems Branch, released April 2012. Underlying mortality data provided by NCHS (www.cdc.gov/nchs). Database: Mortality – All COD, Aggregated With State, Total U.S. (1969–2009) <Katrina/Rita Population Adjustment>

Abbreviations: SEER, Survival, Epidemiology and End Results; NCHS, National Center for Health Statistics; CI, confidence interval.