Colon cancer screening by state U.S. 2018

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In 2018, the percentage of U.S. adults aged 50-75 years who had received a colon cancer screening ranged from 57.7 percent (in Wyoming) to 75.9 percent (in Massachusetts). Rates in Guam and Puerto Rico were even lower. This statistic shows the percentage of adults aged 50-75 years who received colon cancer screening in the United States in 2018, by state.

Percentage of adults aged 50-75 years who received a colon cancer screening in the United States in 2018, by state

Characteristic	Percentage of adults
Massachusetts	75.9%
Rhode Island	75.1%
Maine	74.9%
Hawaii	74.3%
New Hampshire	74.1%
Connecticut	74%
Wisconsin	74%
Michigan	73.8%
Minnesota	72.5%
DC	72.3%
Delaware	72%
Oregon	71.7%
Maryland	71.5%
Pennsylvania	71.3%
Vermont	71.2%
North Carolina	71%
Iowa	70.9%
Washington	70.8%
South Carolina	70.3%
California	70.1%
Alabama	69.8%
Florida	69.6%
Utah	69.5%
Virginia	69.3%
Missouri	69.2%
New York	68.9%
Kentucky	68.9%
Louisiana	68.5%
South Dakota	68.4%
Tennessee	68.3%
Nebraska	68.1%
Colorado	67.8%
Georgia	67.4%
West Virginia	67.4%
Indiana	67.1%
New Jersey	66.6%
Ohio	66.6%
Idaho	66.6%
Kansas	66.5%
North Dakota	66.5%
Arkansas	66%
Illinois	65.8%
Arizona	65.8%
New Mexico	63.8%
Montana	63.3%
Oklahoma	62.1%
Mississippi	62%
Nevada	59.9%
Alaska	59.6%
Texas	59.3%
Wyoming	57.7%
Puerto Rico	55.7%
Guam	39.7%