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New York

Population (2023): 19,571 million

New York’s public health outcomes and emergency preparedness betters some states but falls behind others. The state placed in the low performance tier for public health emergency preparedness in TFAH’s 2024 Ready or Not: Protecting the Public’s Health from Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism report. Deaths within the state due to drug misuse, alcohol, or suicide trail the country as a whole. Based on 2022 data, the percentage of adults with obesity and hypertension rank lower than the U.S. median. In addition, the rates of diabetes rank similarly to the U.S. median.

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State Related News

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Mar 2024 New Report Measures States’ Emergency Preparedness and Recommends Policy Actions to Strengthen the Nation’s Public Health System and Emergency Preparedness
Oct 2023 The State of Obesity: Creating Pathways to a Healthier America Livestream Event
Sep 2023 New Report: Rates of Adult Obesity Continue to Climb, Particularly in Communities Experiencing Barriers to Healthy Eating and Few Opportunities for Physical Activity

New York at a glance

52.6

Percent of population (age 6 months or older) who received seasonal flu vaccination, 2022-23

Low Tier

Public health emergency preparedness performance tier (High, Middle, Low), 2023

31.1

Percent of adults who have hypertension, 2022

11.5

Percent of adults who have diabetes, 2022

15.6

Percent of children age 10-17 who have obesity, 2020-21

30.1

Percent of adults who have obesity, 2022

44.9

Deaths related to alcohol, drugs, or suicide (per 100,000), 2021

7.9

Suicide deaths (per 100,000), 2021

28.7

Drug-related deaths (per 100,000), 2021

8.3

Alcohol-related deaths (per 100,000), 2021

Data in Detail

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Check these TFAH reports for latest state-specific data:

Ready or Not 2024: Protecting the Public’s Health from Diseases, Disasters, and Bioterrorism Read More
The Impact of Chronic Underfunding on America’s Public Health System: Trends, Risks, and Recommendations, 2023 Read More
Pain in the Nation 2023: U.S. Death Rate Due to Alcohol, Drugs, and Suicide ncreased by 11 Percent in 2021 Read More
State of Obesity 2023: Better Policies for a Healthier America Read More

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