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Reduce the number of diabetes cases diagnosed yearly — D‑01 Data

This objective is a Leading Health Indicator (LHI). Learn about LHIs.

National Status: Getting worse

  
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Most Recent Data:
6.4 new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults (2022-24) *

National Target:
4.5 per 1,000  1  *

Desired Direction:
Decrease desired

National Baseline:
5.2 cases of newly diagnosed diabetes per 1,000 adults aged 18 years and over occurred in the past 12 months as reported in 2019-21 2 *

* Age adjusted to the year 2000 standard population.

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Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes, 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
Total
5.2
CI 4.7 / 5.7
SE 0.260
6.4
CI 5.9 / 7.0
SE 0.298

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Sex, 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
Male
5.7
CI 4.9 / 6.5
SE 0.397
6.2
CI 5.4 / 7.2
SE 0.434
Female
4.7
CI 4.1 / 5.4
SE 0.341
6.6
CI 5.9 / 7.5
SE 0.414

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Race/Ethnicity, 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
American Indian or Alaska Native only
6.7
CI 1.7 / 17.9
SE 3.252
6.3
CI 2.0 / 15.0
SE 2.018
Asian only
3.8
CI 2.2 / 6.2
SE 0.915
9.8
CI 6.7 / 13.7
SE 1.716
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander only
9.5
CI 1.2 / 33.8
SE 6.019
1.5
CI 0.0 / 18.2
SE 1.477
Black or African American only
6.6
CI 5.0 / 8.7
SE 0.787
8.3
CI 6.2 / 10.8
SE 1.100
White only
4.7
CI 4.1 / 5.3
SE 0.286
5.5
CI 5.0 / 6.2
SE 0.312
2 or more races
10.5
CI 5.8 / 17.4
SE 2.845
7.3
CI 3.7 / 12.8
SE 2.091
Hispanic or Latino
6.7
CI 5.2 / 8.5
SE 0.787
8.9
CI 7.3 / 10.8
SE 0.868
Not Hispanic or Latino
5.0
CI 4.4 / 5.5
SE 0.274
6.0
CI 5.4 / 6.6
SE 0.323
American Indian or Alaska Native only, not Hispanic or Latino
7.5
CI 1.5 / 22.1
SE 3.936
6.0
CI 1.3 / 16.8
SE 2.502
Asian only, not Hispanic or Latino
3.8
CI 2.2 / 6.2
SE 0.924
9.7
CI 6.6 / 13.7
SE 1.729
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander only, not Hispanic or Latino
7.5
CI 0.4 / 33.6
SE 6.377
1.6
CI 0.0 / 21.2
SE 1.615
Black or African American only, not Hispanic or Latino
6.5
CI 4.8 / 8.6
SE 0.791
8.1
CI 6.0 / 10.7
SE 1.127
White only, not Hispanic or Latino
4.5
CI 4.0 / 5.2
SE 0.302
5.3
CI 4.7 / 5.9
SE 0.328
2 or more races, not Hispanic or Latino
10.6
CI 5.5 / 18.6
SE 3.181
4.8
CI 1.9 / 10.2
SE 1.613

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Age group, 2019-21 to 2022-24 † ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
18-44 years
2.8
CI 2.2 / 3.5
SE 0.290
3.6
CI 3.0 / 4.3
SE 0.339
18-24 years
0.1
CI 0.0 / 0.8
SE 0.062
1.1
CI 0.4 / 2.4
SE 0.410
25-44 years
3.8
CI 3.0 / 4.6
SE 0.389
4.4
CI 3.6 / 5.4
SE 0.437
45-64 years
9.0
CI 7.8 / 10.2
SE 0.604
10.7
CI 9.3 / 12.1
SE 0.691
45-54 years
7.6
CI 6.1 / 9.4
SE 0.816
9.7
CI 7.8 / 11.9
SE 1.007
55-64 years
10.3
CI 8.7 / 12.2
SE 0.881
11.6
CI 9.8 / 13.6
SE 0.944
65 years and over
6.6
CI 5.4 / 8.0
SE 0.630
8.6
CI 7.2 / 10.1
SE 0.716
65-74 years
8.1
CI 6.4 / 9.9
SE 0.868
10.8
CI 8.8 / 13.1
SE 1.066
75-84 years
5.8
CI 3.7 / 8.7
SE 1.222
6.9
CI 5.0 / 9.4
SE 1.064
85 years and over
0.9
CI 0.1 / 3.0
SE 0.425
1.0
CI 0.2 / 3.0
SE 0.470

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Educational attainment (25-84 years), 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
Less than High school
8.0
CI 5.8 / 10.7
SE 1.046
10.4
CI 7.9 / 13.5
SE 1.463
High school
7.7
CI 6.4 / 9.2
SE 0.725
9.2
CI 7.8 / 10.8
SE 0.798
Some college or Associate degree
6.1
CI 5.0 / 7.3
SE 0.551
7.3
CI 6.2 / 8.6
SE 0.640
4-year college degree or more
4.0
CI 3.3 / 4.8
SE 0.389
5.1
CI 4.3 / 6.0
SE 0.445

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Family income (percent poverty threshold), 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
<100
8.0
CI 6.1 / 10.3
SE 0.980
11.0
CI 8.5 / 13.9
SE 1.409
100-199
7.0
CI 5.6 / 8.6
SE 0.763
9.0
CI 7.4 / 10.9
SE 0.945
200-399
5.4
CI 4.4 / 6.4
SE 0.516
6.5
CI 5.4 / 7.7
SE 0.591
400+
3.9
CI 3.2 / 4.6
SE 0.344
4.8
CI 4.0 / 5.6
SE 0.404

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Health insurance status (18-64 years), 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
Insured
5.1
CI 4.4 / 5.7
SE 0.308
6.3
CI 5.6 / 7.1
SE 0.362
Private
4.3
CI 3.7 / 5.1
SE 0.320
5.5
CI 4.8 / 6.3
SE 0.378
Public
8.0
CI 6.3 / 10.1
SE 0.866
10.0
CI 8.0 / 12.3
SE 1.090
Uninsured
4.1
CI 2.7 / 6.0
SE 0.793
3.6
CI 2.3 / 5.5
SE 0.776

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Geographic location, 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
Metropolitan
5.0
CI 4.5 / 5.6
SE 0.275
6.1
CI 5.5 / 6.8
SE 0.318
Non-metropolitan
5.8
CI 4.4 / 7.4
SE 0.737
8.7
CI 7.2 / 10.4
SE 0.865

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Marital status, 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
Married/​Cohabiting partner
4.9
CI 4.3 / 5.7
SE 0.340
6.6
CI 5.8 / 7.5
SE 0.401
Divorced, separated, widowed
6.6
CI 5.5 / 7.9
SE 0.804
7.4
CI 6.1 / 8.8
SE 0.895
Never married
6.5
CI 5.3 / 8.0
SE 0.793
5.5
CI 4.3 / 6.8
SE 0.730

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Country of birth, 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
US
5.3
CI 4.7 / 5.9
SE 0.297
6.2
CI 5.6 / 6.8
SE 0.330
Outside US
5.2
CI 4.0 / 6.7
SE 0.636
8.1
CI 6.5 / 10.0
SE 0.846

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Veteran status (20-84 years), 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
Veteran
8.9
CI 6.6 / 11.8
SE 1.664
7.9
CI 5.6 / 10.8
SE 1.709
Non-veteran
5.1
CI 4.6 / 5.7
SE 0.281
6.6
CI 6.0 / 7.3
SE 0.330

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Disability status, 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
People with disabilities
10.6
CI 8.2 / 13.3
SE 1.538
15.3
CI 12.4 / 18.8
SE 2.189
People without disabilities
4.8
CI 4.3 / 5.3
SE 0.260
5.8
CI 5.3 / 6.4
SE 0.292

Cases of newly diagnosed diabetes by Sexual orientation, 2019-21 to 2022-24 * ◊
(new cases of diabetes per 1,000 adults)
Decrease desired

Population 2019-21 2022-24
Straight
5.2
CI 4.6 / 5.7
SE 0.273
6.4
CI 5.8 / 7.0
SE 0.311
Straight, Male
5.7
CI 4.9 / 6.6
SE 0.418
6.0
CI 5.2 / 7.0
SE 0.441
Straight, Female
4.7
CI 4.0 / 5.4
SE 0.355
6.7
CI 5.9 / 7.6
SE 0.443
Gay/​Lesbian
4.3
CI 1.6 / 9.5
SE 1.723
3.0
CI 1.0 / 7.0
SE 1.155
Gay, Male
6.5
CI 2.1 / 15.5
SE 2.874
3.0
CI 0.6 / 8.8
SE 1.431
Gay/​Lesbian, Female
1.3
CI 0.0 / 9.1
SE 1.263
3.0
CI 0.4 / 10.4
SE 1.738
Bisexual
4.1
CI 1.1 / 10.8
SE 3.047
5.6
CI 2.7 / 10.3
SE 2.250
Bisexual, Male
0.5
CI 0.0 / 13.4
SE 0.481
6.2
CI 1.2 / 18.6
SE 4.897
Bisexual, Female
5.5
CI 1.5 / 14.0
SE 4.201
6.3
CI 2.7 / 12.3
SE 3.021

Disparity