Population and Health Profiles Tables

Table 1
Population in New Mexico Border Regions, 2000⁴²

Table 2
Estimate of 2003 Population by Race/Ethnicity⁴³

^Φ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in New Mexico, 7.6% of Hispanics/Latinos(as) were Black/African-American, Asian or Pacific Islander, American Indian/Alaskan Native, or Other race. In the U.S. population, 9.7% of Hispanics/Latinos(as) are races other than White.
** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.

Table 3
Estimate of 2003 Population by Age⁴⁴

Table 4
Poverty Level, 2000⁴⁵

Table 5
Insurance Coverage, 2002

Table 6
Highest Level of Education, 2000⁴⁷

Table 7
Breast and Cervical Cancer, 2002

£ YPLL rate is for 2001, the most recent year of data available.
§ Counts not available for 2001.
? New Mexico rate is based on average number of cases for a 5-year period.
† Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
‡ Rates cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.
- Number of cases suppressed due to fewer than five cases.

Table 8
Diabetes Mellitus Measures, 2002

£ YPLL rate is for 2001, the most recent year of data available.
§ Number of hospitalizations not reported, only rates of discharge.
† Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
- Number of cases is suppressed due to fewer than five cases.

Table 9
Proportion Overweight and Obese, 2002

Table 10
Cerebrovascular Disease Deaths, 2002

£ YPLL rate is for 2001, the most recent year of data available.
‡ Rates cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

Table 11
HIV / AIDS, 2001-2003

£ Counts are for 2002.
§ Counts not available for 2002; number of HIV cases only available for 36 States.
? Counts are for 2002; Arizona rate based on average number of cases for a 5-year period, while New Mexico rate based on average number of cases for a 3-year period.
† Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
- Number of cases suppressed due to fewer than five cases.

Table 12
Selected Infectious Diseases, 2002

‡ Rates cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.

Table 13
Estimated Vaccination Coverage** with 4:3:1:3:3:1^† Among Children 19-35 Months of Age by Race/Ethnicity^‡, and by State and Immunization Action Plan Area U.S., National Immunization Survey, 2003^§63

** Estimate=NA (Not Available) if the unweighted sample size for the numerator was <30 or (CI half width)/Estimate >0.5 or (CI half width)>10.
† Four or more doses of DTP, three or more doses of poliovirus vaccine, one or more doses of any MCV, three or more doses of Hib, three or more doses of HepB, and one or more doses of varicella.
‡ Self-reported by respondent. Individual racial groups do not include Hispanic children. Children of Hispanic ethnicity may be of any race.
§ Children in the Q1/2003-Q4/2003 National Immunization Survey were born between February 2000 and May 2002.
ll % ± 95% Confidence Interval
NA: Not Available.

The NIS estimates vaccination coverage for each State and 28 selected urban areas. Due to NIS sampling methods and sample size constraints, coverage for smaller geographical areas cannot be estimated.
NIS Data were not available at the county-level. Therefore, coverage rates for Border regions could not be provided.
National coverage estimates are more precise than State estimates.

Table 14
Motor Vehicle Deaths, 2002

£ YPLL rate is for 2001, the most recent year of data available.
† Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
- Number of cases suppressed due to fewer than five cases.

Table 15
Infant Mortality by Race/Ethnicity, 2002

Did not respond in New Mexico - zero
^Φ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in New Mexico, 5.9% of Hispanic/Latino(a) infant deaths were of races other than White.
** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.
§ Counts not available for 2002.
‡ Rates cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.
† Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
- Number of cases suppressed due to fewer than five cases.

Table 16
Prenatal Care Started in First Trimester by Race/Ethnicity, 2002
 

Did not respond in New Mexico - one
F Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in New Mexico, less than 1% of Hispanics/Latinos(as) were of races other than White.
** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.
§ Counts not available for 2002.
† Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
- Number of cases suppressed due to fewer than five cases.

Table 17
Birth Rates for Teenage Mothers, Ages 15 to 17, by Race/Ethnicity, 2002

Did not respond in New Mexico – one
^Φ Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in New Mexico, less than 1% of Hispanics/Latinos(as) were of races other than White.
** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.
§ Not available in 2002.
‡ Rates cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.
† Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
- Number of cases suppressed due to fewer than five cases.

Table 18
Prenatal Care Started in First Trimester by Race/Ethnicity for Teenage Mothers, 2002
 

Did not respond in New Mexico - one
F Includes Hispanics/Latinos(as) of all races; in New Mexico, less than 1% of Hispanics/Latinos(as) were of races other than White.
** Includes some other race or cases with two or more races.
§ Not available in 2002.
‡ Percent cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.
† Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
- Number of cases suppressed due to fewer than five cases.

Table 19
Mental Health Measures, 2002

£ YPLL rate is for 2001, the most recent year of data available.
? Rate for the Border States based on Arizona, California, and Texas, where hospitalizations are based on primary diagnosis: Alcohol- and substance-related mental disorders; senility and organic mental disorders; affective disorders; schizophrenia, related disorders; other psychoses; anxiety, somatoform, dissociative, and personality disorders; preadult disorders, other mental conditions; personal history of mental disorder, mental / behavioral problems, observation, mental retardation; and screening for mental condition.
‡ In New Mexico, hospitalizations based on release from psychiatric hospitals, not primary diagnosis.
§ Number of hospitalizations not reported, only rates of discharge.

Table 20
Oral Health, 2002

Table 21
Asthma, 2002

£ YPLL rate is for 2001, the most recent year of data available.
§ Number of hospitalizations not reported, only rates of discharge.
‡ Rates cannot be calculated for cells with zero cases.
†Rates based on small cell sizes are unreliable.
- Number of cases suppressed due to fewer than five cases.