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. 2020 Aug 15;16(8):1255–1263. doi: 10.5664/jcsm.8482

Table 2.

Prevalence of narcolepsy (95% confidence interval) per 100,000 persons: 2013–2016.

2013 2014 2015 2016 % Change 2013–2016
Overall* 38.9 (38.6, 39.2) 42.4 (42.1, 42.6) 43.6 (43.4, 43.9) 44.3 (44.0, 44.6) 13.9
 Male** 38.1 (37.3, 39.0) 41.5 (40.7, 42.4) 42.8 (41.9, 43.6) 42.5 (41.6, 43.3) 11.4
 Female** 39.6 (39.0, 40.2) 43.1 (42.4, 43.7) 44.4 (43.7, 45.0) 46.0 (45.3, 46.7) 16.2
Insurance
 Commercial* 39.2 (38.6, 39.8) 43.3 (42.6, 43.9) 45.2 (44.5, 45.8) 46.0 (45.3, 46.6) 17.3
 Medicare* 57.7 (55.9, 59.5) 56.8 (55.1, 58.5) 55.8 (54.2, 57.5) 53.9 (52.3, 55.5) −6.6
 Medicaid* 33.9 (32.4, 35.5) 35.4 (34.0, 36.8) 37.0 (35.7, 38.3) 37.6 (36.3, 38.8) 10.6
Region
 Northeast* 26.8 (26.0, 27.7) 28.5 (27.7, 29.4) 28.4 (27.6, 29.3) 28.2 (27.3, 29.1) 5.2
 Midwest* 52.3 (51.2, 53.5) 56.8 (55.6, 58.0) 57.5 (56.3, 58.7) 58.2 (57.0, 59.3) 11.3
 South* 41.2 (40.4, 42.0) 45.5 (44.7, 46.4) 47.3 (46.4, 48.1) 48.9 (48.0, 49.7) 18.7
 West* 30.2 (29.0, 31.4) 33.2 (31.9, 34.4) 35.4 (34.1, 36.7) 33.7 (32.5, 35.0) 11.6
*.

Age- and sex-adjusted to the 2016 census. **Age-adjusted to the 2016 census.