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. 2020 Jul 27;15(2):231–265. doi: 10.1007/s11698-020-00212-3

Table 1.

State-level polio epidemic intensity, 1916

State Polio cases Polio deaths Polio cases per 10,000 State Polio cases Polio deaths Polio cases per 10,000
AL 186 51 0.080 NE 14 . 0.013
AZ 6 . 0.023 NV . . .
AR 14 . 0.008 NH 61 . 0.137
CA 132 26 0.045 NJ 4055 1180 1.376
CO 16 . 0.017 NM . . .
CT 951 235 0.764 NY 13,223 3331 1.287
DE 79 . 0.374 NC . . .
DC 39 6 0.107 ND 23 . 0.031
FL 8 . 0.009 OH 546 . 0.106
GA . . . OK 35 . 0.016
ID 9 . 0.021 OR 38 4 0.045
IL 826 . 0.102 PA 2181 . 0.256
IN 207 50 0.073 RI 222 . 0.362
IA 259 51 0.117 SC 123 36 0.076
KS 103 26 0.056 SD 38 . 0.054
KY 146 48 0.061 TN 39 . 0.017
LA 77 18 0.042 TX 86 35 0.019
ME 149 . 0.193 UT 5 . 0.012
MD 352 111 0.258 VT 64 12 0.176
MA 1926 424 0.518 VA 330 59 0.151
MI 616 138 0.202 WA 30 7 0.020
MN 909 105 0.399 WV 82 . 0.059
MS 269 31 0.138 WI 475 79 0.190
MO 11 . 0.003 WY 7 3 0.039
MT 94 26 0.205 Total 29,061 6092 0.285

Previous versions of this paper used polio morbidity data from US Surgeon General and US Public Health Service (1917). More complete information on polio morbidity from Lavinder et al. (1918) are presented above and used in the analysis