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| Fertility, Pregnancy, and Repeat Pregnancy Rates |
| Table | A-1 | Fertility Rate (Age 15-44) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | A-2 | Estimated Pregnancy Rate (Age 15-44) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | A-3 | Adolescent Fertility Rate (Age 10-14) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-4 | Estimated Adolescent Pregnancy Rate (Age 10-14) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-5 | Adolescent Fertility Rate (Age 15-17) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-6 | Estimated Adolescent Pregnancy Rate (Age 15-17) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-3/5 | Adolescent Fertility Rate (Age 10-17) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-4/6 | Estimated Adolescent Pregnancy Rate (Age 10-17) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-7 | Percent of Teen (Age ≤17) Live Births and Fetal Deaths That Were Repeat Pregnancies by Race |
| Table | A-8 | Percent of Teen (Age 18-19) Live Births and Fetal Deaths That Were Repeat Pregnancies by Race |
| Table | A-7/8 | Percent of Teen (Age ≤19) Live Births and Fetal Deaths That Were Repeat Pregnancies by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | A-9 | Adolescent Fertility Rate (Age 18-19) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-10 | Estimated Adolescent Pregnancy Rate (Age 18-19) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-11 | Overall Adolescent Fertility Rate (Age 10-19) by Race |
| Table | A-12 | Overall Estimated Adolescent Pregnancy Rate (Age 10-19) per 1,000 by Race |
| Table | A-13 | Adult Fertility Rate (Age 20-44) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | A-14 | Estimated Adult Pregnancy Rate (Age 20-44) per 1,000 by Race and Ethnicity |
| Pregnancy History and Maternal Characteristics |
| Table | B-1 | Percent of Live Births to Teens (Age <18) by Race |
| Table | B-2 | Percent of Live Births to Teens (Age >35) by Rac |
| Table | B-3 | Percent of High Parity Live Births, Controlling for Age by Race |
| Table | B-4 | Percent of Live Births to Women With Parity Greater Than Three by Race |
| Table | B-5 | Percent of Live Births to Women (Age >18) With Less Than a 12th Grade Education by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | B-6 | Percent of Live Births to Teens (Age <18) Who Smoked by Race |
| Table | B-7 | Percent of Live Births to Women (Age e"18) Who Smoked by Race |
| Table | B-8 | Percent of Live Births to All Women Who Smoked by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | B-9 | Percent of Live Births (Excluding First Pregnancies) With Interval to Conception of ≤6 Months by Race and Ethnici |
| Table | B-10 | Estimated Percent of Live Births Resulting from “Unintended” Pregnancies (Age ≤19) by Race [PRAMS Data] |
| Table | B-11 | Estimated Percent of Live Births Resulting from “Unintended” Pregnancies (Age 20-29) by Race [PRAMS Data |
| Table | B-12 | Estimated Percent of Live Births Resulting from “Unintended” Pregnancies (Age =30) by Race [PRAMS Data] |
| Table | B-10/11/12 | Estimated Percent of Live Births Resulting from “Unintended” Pregnancies (All Ages) by Race and Ethnicity [PRAMS Data] |
| Behavioral Risk Factors for Women |
| Table | C-1 | Estimated Percent of Women Who Are Current Smokers (Age 18+) by Race [BRFSS Data] |
| Table | C-2 | Estimated Percent of Women Who Are Overweight (Age 18+) by Race [BRFSS Data] |
| Table | C-3 | Estimated Percent of Women Who Engage in No Leisure-Time Physical Activity (Age 18+) by Race [BRFSS Data] |
| Women's Health Services and Financing |
| Table | D-1 | Estimated Percent of Women Who Did Not Have a Pap Smear Within the Past Two Years (Age 18+ with no history of hysterectomy) by Race [BRFSS Data] |
| Table | D-2 | Estimated Percent of Women Who Did Not Have a Mammogram Within the Past Two Years (Age 50+) by Race [BRFSS Data] |
| Table | D-3 | Estimated Percent of Women Who Could Not See a Physician at Some Time in the Past Year Due to Cost (Age 18+) by Race [BRFSS Data] |
| Table | D-4 | Total Number of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Race and Ethnicity [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-5 | Total Number of Title X Family Planning Users with Incomes Less Than or Equal to 150 Percent of Poverty (Male and Female) [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-6A | Percent of the Female Teenage Population (Age 13-19) “In-Need” of Family Planning Services (AGI) Served by the Title X Program |
| Table | D-6B | Ratio of the Women (Age 20-44, <150% of Poverty) Served by the Title X Program to the Women (Age 20-44) “In-Need” of Family Planning Services (AGI) per 100 |
| Table | D-6C | Ratio of Females Served by the Title X Program (as defined by 6A and 6B) to the Total Population “In-Need” of Family Planning Services (AGI) per 100 |
| Table | D-7/8 | Percent of the Female Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Less Than 18 Years of Age by Sex [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-9 | Percent of the Female Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 18-19 by Sex [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-10 | Percent of the Female Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 20-24 by Sex [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-11 | Percent of the Female Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 25-29 by Sex [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-12/13 | Percent of the Female Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Age 30 or More by Sex [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-14 | Percent of the Female Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) By Race and Ethnicity [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-15 | Percent of the Title X Family Planning Users Who Were Male by Race and Ethnicity [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-16 | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status: Less Than or Equal to 100 Percent of Poverty [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-17 | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status: 101-150 Percent of Poverty [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-18 | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status: 151-200 Percent of Poverty [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-19 | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status: Greater Than 200 of Percent Poverty [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-19A | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status: 201-250 of Percent Poverty [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-19B | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Female) by Income Status: Greater Than 250 of Percent Poverty [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-21 | Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was Oral Contraception [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-22 | Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was Fertility Awareness [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-23 | Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was an IUD [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-24 | Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was a Hormonal Implant [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-25 | Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was Hormonal Injection [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-26 | Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was Sterilization (User or Partner) [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-27A | Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Contraceptive Users Whose Primary Method Was a Hormonal/Contraceptive Patch [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-28 | Number of Title X Family Planning Medical Encounters per FTE Primary Medical Service Personnel [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-29 | Population “In-Need” per FTE Title X Primary Medical Service Personnel [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-30A | Percent of Total Family Planning Program Expenditures That Come from Title X [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-30B | Percent of Total Family Planning Program Expenditures That Come from Medicaid and the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP) [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-30C | Percent of Total Family Planning Program Expenditures That Come from State Government Grants and Contracts [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-30D | Percent of Total Family Planning Program Expenditures That Come from Other Sources [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-30E | Average Family Planning Program Dollars Spent Per Person Served [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-31A | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Femaile) Who Were Uninsured [FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-31B | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Male and Femaile) with Limited English Proficiency[FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-31C | Percent of Female Title X Family Planning Users (Unduplicated) Obtaining a PAP Test[FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-31D | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users (Unduplicated) Receiving a Clinical Breast Exam[FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-31E | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users Tested for Chlamydia Who Were Less than 18 Years of Age by Sex[FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-31F | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users Tested for Chlamydia Who Were 18-24 Years of Age by Sex[FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-31G | Percent of Title X Family Planning Users Tested for Chlamydia Who Were Age 25 or More by Sex[FPAR Data] |
| Table | D-32/33 | Percent of Live Births with No Prenatal Care (Age 10+) by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | D-34 | Percent of Live Births with Prenatal Care Starting After the First Trimester by Race |
| Table | D-35 | Percent of Live Births with Adequate or Adequate Plus Prenatal Care (Kotelchuck Index) by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | D-36 | Percent of Live Births for Which the Mother Received Prenatal WIC Assistance by Race |
| Table | D-37 | Percent of Live Births Paid For by Medicaid by Race |
| Delivery Hospital |
| Table | E-1 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level III Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-2 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Teaching Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-3 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Non-Teaching Hospitals With a NICU by Race |
| Table | E-4 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level II Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-5 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Non-Teaching Hospitals Without a NICU but With Two Obstetricians and Two Pediatricians by Race |
| Table | E-6 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level I Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-7 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at “Other” Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-8 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level III Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-9 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Teaching Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-10 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Non-Teaching Hospitals With a NICU by Race |
| Table | E-11 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level II Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-12 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Non-Teaching Hospitals Without a NICU but With Two Obstetricians and Two Pediatricians by Race |
| Table | E-13 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level I Hospitals by Race |
| Table | E-14 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at “Other” Hospitals by Race |
| Infectious Disease Incidence |
| Table | F-1 | Rate of Sexually Transmitted Diseases/Reproductive Tract Infections (Combined Syphilis, Gonorrhea, and Chlamydia) in Females (Age 15+) by Race and Ethnicity |
| Table | F-2 | Total Children (Age <13 Years) Newly Diagnosed as HIV Positive |
| Table | F-3 | Total Females (Age 13-19 Years) Newly Diagnosed as HIV Positive |
| Table | F-4 | Total Women (Age 20-29 Years) Newly Diagnosed as HIV Positive |
| Table | F-5 | Total Women (Age >= 30 Years) Newly Diagnosed as HIV Positive |
| Birthweight |
| Table | G-1 | Percent of Births That Were Less Than 500 Grams by Race |
| Table | G-2/3 | Percent of Births That Were 500-999 Grams by Race |
| Table | G-4 | Percent of Births That Were 1000-1499 Grams by Race |
| Table | G-5 | Percent of Births That Were 500-1499 Grams by Race |
| Table | G-6 | Percent of Births That Were Less Than 1500 Grams by Race |
| Table | G-7 | Percent of Births That Were 1500-1999 Grams by Race |
| Table | G-8 | Percent of Births That Were 2000-2499 Grams by Race |
| Table | G-9 | Percent of Births That Were 500-2499 Grams by Race |
| Table | G-10 | Percent of Births That Were Less Than 2500 Grams by Race |
| General Perinatal and Infant Mortality Rates |
| Table | H-1 | Fetal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | H-2 | Neonatal Mortality (<1 Day) Rate by Race |
| Table | H-3 | Neonatal Mortality (1 to <7 Days) Rate by Race |
| Table | H-4 | Neonatal Mortality (7 to <28 Days) Rate by Race |
| Table | H-5 | Summary Neonatal Mortality (<28 Days) Rate by Race |
| Table | H-6 | Perinatal Mortality Ratio by Race |
| Table | H-7 | Postneonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | H-8 | Infant Mortality Rate by Race and Ethnicity |
| Birthweight-Specific Mortality Rates |
| Table | I-1/2 | Very Low Birthweight-Specific (500-999 Grams) Neonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | I-3 | Very Low Birthweight-Specific (1000-1499 Grams) Neonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | I-4 | Summary Very Low Birthweight-Specific (500-1499 Grams) Neonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | I-5 | Low Birthweight-Specific (1500-1999 Grams) Neonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | I-6 | Low Birthweight-Specific (2000-2499 Grams) Neonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | I-7 | Summary Low Birthweight-Specific (1500-2499 Grams) Neonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | I-8 | Normal Birthweight-Specific (2500-4250 Grams) Neonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | I-9 | Percent of Survivors of the Neonatal Period Weighing 500-1499 Grams at Birth Who Died During the Postneonatal Period by Race |
| Table | I-10 | Percent of Survivors of the Neonatal Period Weighing 1500-2499 Grams at Birth Who Died During the Postneonatal Period by Race |
| Age/Education-Specific Mortality Rates |
| Table | J-1 | Age/Education Specific Neonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Table | J-2 | Age/Education Specific Postneonatal Mortality Rate by Race |
| Hospital-Specific Mortality Rates |
| Table | K-1 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level III Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-2 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Teaching Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-3 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Non-Teaching Hospitals With a NICU Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-4 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level II Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-5 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Non-Teaching Hospitals Without a NICU but With Two Obstetricians and Two Pediatricians Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-6 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level I Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-7 | Percent of 500-1499 Gram Infants Delivered at “Other” Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-8 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level III Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-9 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Teaching Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-10 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Non-Teaching Hospitals With a NICU Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-11 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level II Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-12 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Non-Teaching Hospitals Without a NICU but With Two Obstetricians and Two Pediatricians Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-13 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at Level I Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Table | K-14 | Percent of 1500-2499 Gram Infants Delivered at “Other” Hospitals Who Died in the Neonatal Period by Race |
| Chronic Disease Mortality Rates |
| Table | L-1 | Age-Adjusted Heart Disease Death Rate (Females Age 15+) by Race |
| Table | L-2 | Age-Adjusted Lung Cancer Death Rate (Females Age 15+ by Race |
| Table | L-3 | Age-Adjusted Breast Cancer Death Rate (Females Age 15+) by Race |
| Injury Mortality Rates |
| Table | M-1 | Age-Adjusted Unintentional Overall Motor Vehicle Injury Death Rate(Females Age 15+) by Race |