Flu Vaccination Rate
*Influenza/pnemonia mortality rate in 2019
Mortality rate
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Nevada
13.3
New York
16.5
Data pertaining from October 2018 to May 2019
Seasonal Flu Vaccine Coverage
Flu Mortality Rate
See the number of deaths per 100,000 people.
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Seasonal Flu Vaccination Coverage
Seasonal Flu Vaccination Coverage
Influenza Mortality Rate by State
Influenza Mortality Rate by State
Vaccine vs. Flu
Washington
51.1%
Oregon
9
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42.9%
Arizona
10.3
Utah
41.9%
Idaho
11.4
Montana
10.5
Wyoming
14.6
Colorado
7.8
New Mexico
13.2
Texas
11.3
Oklahoma
13.7
North Dakota
14.3
South Dakota
15.9
Nebraska
14.5
Minnesota
7.5
Iowa
13.2
missouri
13.1
Arkansas
16.6
Louisiana
12.1
Kentucky
15.7
Illinois
13.4
Wisconsin
10
Indiana
11.6
Michigan
12.8
Ohio
12.6
Pennsylvania
13.4
West Virginia
16.1
Virginia
11
Maryland
11.4
Delaware
10.5
nEW jERSEY
10.9
New Hampshire
10.3
Maine
14.7
Rhode Island
11.7
Connecticut
11
Massachusetts
13.2
North Carolina
13.8
South Carolina
10.8
Georgia
11.8
Florida
8.2
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7.1
Hawaii
16.8
Kansas
14
Alabama
16.6
Vermont
5.8
Fast Fact: In 2019, Vermont had the lowest rate of deaths from flu (5.8% per 100,000 cases) and ranked as the tenth most vaccinated state (50.2% coverage).
Mississippi
22.6
Fast Fact: In 2019, Mississippi had the highest rate of deaths from flu (22.6% per 100,000 cases), and ranked as the tenth least vaccinated state (39.9% coverage).
Tennessee
16.2
wASHINGTON
10
uTAH
11.2
Fast Fact: In November 1918 Salt Lake City officials placed quarantine signs on the homes of 2,000 flu-stricken residents.
cALIFORNIA
12.5
Fast Fact: The first and only medicine proven to lessen the severity of flu symptoms, Tamiflu, was invented and patented by Gilead Sciences, a Californian company, in 1996.
Hover over each state to see the number of deaths per 100,000 people.*
2019 Deaths from Flu
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Map data is from 2018/2019 because more recent flu numbers have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The CDC combines flu and pneumonia data to get a more accurate assessment of annual mortality rates, because the underlying cause of a death by influenza is often listed as pneumonia.
