290 – Cases by State

Lyme Disease Cases as Reported to the CDC 1980 thru 2009

(Due to misdiagnosis and lack of reporting, the actual number of cases is believed to be ten times greater.)

(For 2010 statistics: http://www.cdc.gov/lyme/stats/chartstables/reportedcases_statelocality.html )

Alabama 258
Alaska 42
Arizona 74
Arkansas 229
California 3,373
Colorado 14
Connecticut 48,731
Delaware 5,894
District of Columbia 419
Florida 990
Georgia 1,349
Guam 1
Hawaii 7
Idaho 138
Illinois 1,221
Indiana 607
Iowa 972
Kansas 476
Kentucky 385
Louisiana 121
Maine 4,081
Maryland 17,210
Massachusetts 26,088
Michigan 1,041
Minnesota 10,352
Mississippi 167
Missouri 1,369
Montana 28
Nebraska 157
Nevada 93
New Hampshire 5,764
New Jersey 45,687
New Mexico 53
New York 101,052
North Carolina 1,576
North Dakota 59
Ohio 1,149
Oklahoma 389
Oregon 369
Pennsylvania 60,578
Puerto Rico 1
Rhode Island 8,665
South Carolina 348
South Dakota 23
Tennessee 649
Texas 1,848
Utah 66
Vermont 1,421
Virginia 5,227
Washington 295
West Virginia 874
Wisconsin 19,492
Wyoming 80
Total 381,552
  1. In Hawaii Lyme Disease is not a Notifiable Disease
  2. Figures are not available for 1981.

2 Responses to “290 – Cases by State”

  1. wow…NY is the highest, I live in NY and have lyme.

    • R,
      NY having the highest incidences of LD is not surprising because of its’ population size and forest density,

      I too live in NY and many of my neighbors either have had it or know somebody struggling with it.

      Even Dr Rau’s studies have shown that 40% of the population has LD antibody which means that they have been exposed to it.
      Rob

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