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Data List for Prevalence of Infant Sleeping Position on Back, Utah and Other States, 2010

StatesPercentage of RespondentsLower LimitUpper Limit
Record Count: 27
Alaska72.0%68.4%75.4%
Arkansas67.4%64.1%70.6%
Colorado85.6%83.4%87.6%
Delaware73.7%70.8%76.3%
Georgia65.0%60.0%69.7%
Hawaii77.2%74.3%79.9%
Maine82.1%79.1%84.7%
Maryland73.7%69.9%77.2%
Massachucetts78.9%75.9%81.7%
Michigan77.3%74.7%79.7%
Minnesota84.5%82.3%86.6%
Missouri75.1%72.3%77.8%
Nebraska82.1%79.8%84.1%
New Jersey71.3%68.6%73.8%
New York74.3%70.5%77.7%
Ohio76.8%73.5%79.7%
Oklahoma67.6%63.8%71.2%
Oregon80.0%77.1%82.7%
Pennsylvania80.1%77.1%82.9%
Rhode Island77.1%74.1%79.8%
Texas67.4%64.5%70.2%
Utah81.3%79.0%83.4%
Vermont85.3%82.9%87.3%
Washington82.6%79.9%84.9%
West Virginia76.0%73.0%78.7%
Wisconsin83.7%80.5%86.5%
Wyoming82.5%79.5%85.2%

Data Notes

New York data do not include New York City.

Data Source

CPONDER - CDC's PRAMS On-line Data for Epidemiologic Research

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Definition

Percentage of people who reported their newborn infants sleep on their backs.

How We Calculated the Rates

Numerator:Number of mothers who reported their newborn infant most often sleeps on his or her back.
Denominator:Number of Utah residents who gave birth to live infant.

Date Indicator Content Last Updated: 01/24/2023


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Content updated: Thu, 20 Jun 2019 13:03:27 MDT