Alabama map shows stroke prevalence by county, ranging from 2.8% to 6.3%. Counties with higher prevalence are concentrated in the northeast and southeast. Macon and Hale counties have the highest prevalence at 6.3% and 5.9%, respectively. Overall, 4.6% of adults in Appalachian Alabama have suffered a stroke, which is equivalent to nearly 1 out of every 20 adults.

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#AdultLiteracy and stroke prevalence are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.9 out of 1.0.

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Alabama map shows high blood pressure prevalence by county, ranging from 36.8% to 49.6%. Hale and Macon counties have the highest prevalence at 49.6% and 48.4%, respectively. Overall, 42.5% of adults in Appalachian Alabama have high blood pressure. Counties with high prevalence are concentrated in the northeast and southeast.

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#AdultLiteracy and hypertension are strongly correlated in #Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.8 out of 1.0.

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Alabama map shows high blood pressure prevalence by county, ranging from 36.8% to 49.6%. Hale and Macon counties have the highest prevalence at 49.6% and 48.4%, respectively. Overall, 42.5% of adults in Appalachian Alabama have high blood pressure. Counties with high prevalence are concentrated in the northeast and southeast.

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#AdultLiteracy and hypertension are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.8 out of 1.0.

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Map of Alabama showing arthritis prevalence by county (28.1%-43.6%). Cherokee & Coosa counties have the highest prevalence (43.6%, 42.2%). 36.1% of Appalachian Alabama adults have arthritis. This means that more than two out of every three adults in Alabama's Appalachian counties are living with arthritis. Counties with high prevalence are concentrated in the northeastern part of the state, with Cherokee and Coosa counties having the highest prevalence.

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#AdultLiteracy and arthritis are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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Map of Alabama showing the prevalence of asthma in different counties in 2024. The map is color-coded to represent the percentage of adults with asthma in each county, ranging from 9.5% to 12.1%. Macon and Hale counties are highlighted as having the highest prevalence of asthma in Appalachian Alabama at 12.1% and 11.5%, respectively. The overall prevalence of asthma in Appalachian Alabama is 10.6%, meaning more than 1 out of every 10 adults living in these counties has been diagnosed with asthma

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#AdultLiteracy and arthritis are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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Infographic "Adult Obesity in Alabama" reporting that 39.5% of adults in the region struggle with obesity. Macon (46.0%) and Chambers (45.6%) counties have the highest rates. A color-coded map ranges from 32% (yellow) to 46% (green). A visual ratio shows nearly 4 out of 10 adults (illustrated as 2 of 5 icons) are affected. Source: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2024. Includes Appalachian Learning Initiative branding.

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#AdultLiteracy and Obesity are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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The image is an infographic on stroke prevalence in Maryland, focusing on the Appalachian regions. On the left, a map highlights three counties: Garrett (4.3%), Allegany (4.5%), and Washington (3.7%). Allegany County is marked in a darker red, indicating the highest stroke prevalence. A gradient bar below the map ranges from light to dark red, corresponding to the stroke prevalence percentages. The center of the image features five silhouetted figures, with the first colored in red, symbolizing that more than 1 in 24 adults have suffered a stroke. The background is a blurred image of buildings. On the right, text emphasizes that Allegany County has the highest stroke prevalence in Appalachian Maryland, accompanied by a small graphic of the county.

#AdultLiteracy and stroke prevalence are strongly correlated in Maryland, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.9 out of 1.0.

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The image is an infographic titled "COPD in Maryland" set against a background of a sunset over a rural landscape. The top section features a map highlighting three counties in Maryland: Garrett (8.9%, burgundy), Allegany (9.1%, dark blue), and Washington (7.9%, yellow). A gradient bar beneath the map ranges from 7.9% to 9.1%, reflecting the prevalence of COPD in these counties. To the right, five silhouette figures are shown, one in red and four in yellow, illustrating that more than one in twelve adults in Maryland's Appalachian counties has COPD. Allegany County is specifically highlighted with a darker shade to indicate the highest prevalence. At the bottom, there is a statement, "8.6% of adults in Appalachian Maryland are living with COPD," along with branding for the Appalachian Learning Initiative. Icons for social media platforms are displayed at the bottom right.

#AdultLiteracy and COPD are strongly correlated in Maryland, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.9 out of 1.0.

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Infographic: Adult Obesity in Appalachian Maryland This infographic presents data on the prevalence of adult obesity in the Appalachian region of Maryland. It highlights the overall rate in the region and showcases the county with the highest prevalence. Visual Elements: Title: "Adult Obesity in Maryland" is prominently displayed at the top. Key Statistic: "38.7% of adults in Appalachian Maryland struggle with obesity" is shown in a highlighted box. Regional Prevalence: "Nearly 4 out of every 10 adults living in Maryland's Appalachian counties are struggling with obesity" is stated, providing context for the 38.7% figure. County Highlight: "Washington County has the highest prevalence of adult obesity in Appalachian Maryland" is noted, with its rate (42.2%) shown in a separate box shaped like the county. Garrett and Allegany counties are also labeled on the map with rates of 37.4% and 36.5% respectively.

#AdultLiteracy and obesity are strongly correlated in Maryland, with a #PearsonCoefficient of -0.9 out of -1.0.

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Infographic: Adult Diabetes in Appalachian Maryland. Highlights 13.4% regional prevalence (>1 in 8 adults). Allegany & Garrett (13.7%) highest. Washington Co. 10.9%. MD map (left) shows Appalachian region in orange/red (color bar 12.9%-13.7%). Central visual: 6 figures (1 dark red, 5 light). Source: Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2024.

#AdultLiteracy and diabetes are strongly correlated in Maryland, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.8 out of 1.0.

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The image discusses coronary heart disease in Maryland's Appalachian counties. The background features a scenic autumn landscape with vibrant foliage. On the left, a map highlights three counties in Maryland: Garrett, Allegany, and Washington, with differing shades indicating prevalence rates—Garrett at 8.8%, Allegany at 8.5%, and Washington at 7.3%. Below the map, a gradient bar shows prevalence ranging from 7.3% to 8.8%. On the right, text states that nearly 1 out of every 12 adults in these counties has the disease, and highlights that Garrett County has the highest prevalence. The central part of the image features five red figure icons, with text noting that 8.2% of adults in Appalachian Maryland live with coronary heart disease.

#AdultLiteracy and CHD are strongly correlated in Kentucky, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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Infographic: "Stroke Prevalence in Kentucky" (Appalachian counties). Left: KY map, red gradient (3.3%-7.1% prevalence). Bottom scale. Beside map: 5 figures (1 dark = >1 in 20 adults had a stroke). Note: Wolfe (7.1%), Casey (6.4%) high (dark red). Bottom: "5.1% of adults in Appalachian Kentucky have suffered a stroke." APPLI logo/contact info, social media icons (FB, Twitter, IG, LinkedIn).

#AdultLiteracy and #Strokes are strongly correlated in #KY, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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"Adult Smoking in Kentucky" (Appalachian counties). Left: KY map, orange-red gradient (16.4%-30.4% smoking rates). Wolfe & Lee (dark red, ~30%) highest. Legend below map. Right: 4 figures (1 red = ~1 in 4 adults smoke). "Wolfe: 30.4%, Lee: 29.7%." Bottom: "23.3% of adults in Appalachian Kentucky are current smokers." Blurred field/sky background. Lower left: APPLI logo, social media (@APPLIORg). Bottom: Source: BRFSS, 2024.

#AdultLiteracy and #Smoking are strongly correlated in #KY, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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This infographic presents data on the prevalence of Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD) in the Appalachian region of Kentucky. It highlights the overall rate in the region and showcases specific counties with higher prevalence. Visual Elements: Title: "COPD in Kentucky" is prominently displayed at the top. Key Statistic: "13.9% of adults in Appalachian Kentucky are living with COPD" is shown in a highlighted box. Regional Prevalence: "Nearly 1 out of every 7 adults living in Kentucky's Appalachian counties is living with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD)" is stated, providing context for the 13.9% figure. County Highlights: "Wolfe & Casey Counties have the highest prevalence of COPD in Appalachian Kentucky" is noted, with their respective rates (19.4% and 17.4%) shown in separate boxes.

#AdultLiteracy and COPD are moderately correlated in Kentucky, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.6 out of 1.0.

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The image illustrates the prevalence of adult diabetes in Kentucky, specifically focusing on Appalachian counties. On the left side, there is a map of Kentucky highlighting counties in varying shades of orange, indicating different diabetes prevalence rates. The color scale ranges from light orange (11.3%) to dark orange (20.2%). In the center, there is a graphic of four human figures with one shaded in dark orange, representing that nearly 1 in 6 adults in Appalachian regions have diabetes. The background features a landscape of mountains under a gradient sky. On the right, two maps of Wolfe and Lee counties show prevalence rates of 20.2% and 18.9%, respectively. At the bottom center, a statement indicates that 16.1% of adults in Appalachian Kentucky live with diabetes. The bottom left corner credits the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2024.

#AdultLiteracy and diabetes are moderately correlated in Kentucky, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.6 out of 1.0.

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The image presents information about coronary heart disease prevalence in Kentucky's Appalachian counties. On the left side, there is a map of Kentucky highlighting counties shaded in shades of red. The color gradient represents a range from 6.8% to 13.1% prevalence. Wolfe and Casey counties are specifically marked, with Wolfe at 13.1% and Casey at 12.1%. On the right side, there is text explaining that more than 1 out of every 10 adults in these counties has coronary heart disease. Below the text, there is a visual of four figures, with one shaded dark to represent the mentioned statistic. The background features an abstract, painted landscape. Text at the bottom attributes the data to the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2024.

#AdultLiteracy and CHD are moderately correlated in Kentucky, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.6 out of 1.0.

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Title: "Adult Smoking in Georgia" is prominently displayed at the top. Key Statistic: "16.2% of adults in Appalachian Georgia currently smoke" is shown in a highlighted box. Regional Prevalence: "Nearly 1 out of every 6 adults living in Georgia's Appalachian counties currently smokes" is stated, providing context for the 16.2% figure. County Highlight: "Banks County has the highest prevalence of adult smoking in Appalachian Georgia" is noted, with its rate (21.5%) shown in a separate box and highlighted on a small map inset. Map: A small map of Georgia on the left highlights the Appalachian region with varying shades of orange, likely representing different smoking rates across the counties. A color bar below indicates the potential range of rates, going from 10.3% to 21.5%. Human Figures: Six human figures are shown centrally, with one in red and five in a lighter shade, possibly representing the statistic of "nearly 1 out of 6".

#AdultLiteracy and smoking are strongly correlated in Georgia, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.8 out of 1.0.

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The image is an infographic titled "Lung Cancer Deaths in Georgia," focusing on Appalachian counties. A map of northwest Georgia shows various counties in shades of purple, with specific counties like Murray and Chattooga highlighted as having the highest lung cancer mortality rates. A gradient bar beneath the map ranges from light to dark purple, indicating lower to higher mortality rates between 24.2 and 58.6 per 100,000 residents. To the right, an orange panel provides context, stating that between 2018-2022, there were an average of 1,364 lung cancer deaths yearly in these counties, with a rate of 42.6 deaths per 100,000 residents. This rate surpasses the statewide rate of 34.2 and the national rate of 32.4. Below the map, a statement emphasizes that Appalachian Georgia has an average annual lung cancer mortality rate of 42.6 per 100k. The bottom of the image contains the APPLI logo and social media handles, alongside the National Cancer Institute, dated 2024.

#AdultLiteracy and lung cancer deaths are strongly correlated in Georgia, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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The image provides details on lung cancer rates in Georgia, specifically focusing on Appalachian counties. On the left, a map of the northern portion of Georgia highlights various counties in purple shades, with Chattooga and Heard counties marked for having the highest diagnosis rates. A legend below the map shows a gradient from lighter to darker purple, with corresponding values of 42.1 to 89.3. On the right, a text box on an orange background presents data stating that from 2017 to 2021, there were an average of 2,287 lung cancer diagnoses per year in Georgia's Appalachian counties at a rate of 70.3 diagnoses per 100,000 residents. This rate is higher than the statewide rate of 56.8 and the national rate of 53.1. The bottom of the image features a decorative strip with pine trees silhouetted on a sunset gradient, the APPLI logo, and text about Appalachian Georgia's lung cancer statistics. Social media icons and contact information are included at the bottom right.

#AdultLiteracy and lung cancer are strongly correlated in Georgia, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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The image is an infographic titled "Adult Asthma in Georgia." It features a map of the Appalachian counties in Georgia, each shaded in colors ranging from light green to dark brown, indicating varying rates of adult asthma prevalence. A legend beneath the map shows the range from 8.6% to 11.3%. Walker County is highlighted, with a note that it has the highest rate of adult asthma at 11.3%. On the right side, there is an illustration featuring five human figures with one colored burgundy, representing that more than 1 in 10 adults in these counties have asthma. Below the map, a bold statement reads, "10.4% of adults in Appalachian Georgia live with asthma." At the bottom left, the logo for the Appalachian Learning Initiative (APPLI) is visible, along with their website, www.appli.org. The bottom right notes the data source as the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System, 2024, and includes social media icons.

#AdultLiteracy and asthma are strongly correlated in Georgia, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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Infographic "COPD in Georgia" (blue-red gradient background). GA map highlights Appalachian counties in orange-red gradient (4.8%-11.5% prevalence). Fannin, Chattooga, Union counties show highest rates (up to 11.5%). 1 in 11 Appalachian GA adults affected (visual: 1 of 5 figures in red). Text notes Fannin, Chattooga, Union have highest prevalence. Banner: "9% of adults in Appalachian Georgia are living with COPD." APPLI logo/contact info (social media icons) at bottom left.

#AdultLiteracy and COPD are moderately correlated in Georgia, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.6 out of 1.0.

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Alabama map shows stroke prevalence by county, ranging from 2.8% to 6.3%. Counties with higher prevalence are concentrated in the northeast and southeast. Macon and Hale counties have the highest prevalence at 6.3% and 5.9%, respectively. Overall, 4.6% of adults in Appalachian Alabama have suffered a stroke, which is equivalent to nearly 1 out of every 20 adults.

#AdultLiteracy and stroke prevalence are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.9 out of 1.0.

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Alabama map shows high blood pressure prevalence by county, ranging from 36.8% to 49.6%. Hale and Macon counties have the highest prevalence at 49.6% and 48.4%, respectively. Overall, 42.5% of adults in Appalachian Alabama have high blood pressure. Counties with high prevalence are concentrated in the northeast and southeast.

Hale and Macon Counties have the highest prevalence of #HighBloodPressure in #Appalachian #AL, at 49.6% & 48.4%, respectively.

#AdultLiteracy and hypertension are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.8 out of 1.0.

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Alabama map shows diabetes prevalence by county (10.9%-20.2%). Macon & Hale counties have the highest prevalence (20.2%, 19.3%). 15.2% of Appalachian Alabama adults have diabetes. Counties with high prevalence are concentrated in the northeast and southeast. Macon and Hale counties have the highest prevalence.

#AdultLiteracy and diabetes are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.8 out of 1.0.

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Map of Alabama showing arthritis prevalence by county (28.1%-43.6%). Cherokee & Coosa counties have the highest prevalence (43.6%, 42.2%). 36.1% of Appalachian Alabama adults have arthritis. This means that more than two out of every three adults in Alabama's Appalachian counties are living with arthritis. Counties with high prevalence are concentrated in the northeastern part of the state, with Cherokee and Coosa counties having the highest prevalence.

#AdultLiteracy and arthritis are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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Map of Alabama showing the prevalence of asthma in different counties in 2024. The map is color-coded to represent the percentage of adults with asthma in each county, ranging from 9.5% to 12.1%. Macon and Hale counties are highlighted as having the highest prevalence of asthma in Appalachian Alabama at 12.1% and 11.5%, respectively. The overall prevalence of asthma in Appalachian Alabama is 10.6%, meaning more than 1 out of every 10 adults living in these counties has been diagnosed with asthma.

#AdultLiteracy and arthritis are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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#AdultLiteracy and smoking are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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#AdultLiteracy and Obesity are strongly correlated in Alabama, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.7 out of 1.0.

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McDowell & Wyoming Counties have the highest prevalence of adult #Smoking in #WV, at 27.4% & 27.2%, respectively, compared to the national rate of 14%

#AdultLiteracy and smoking are strongly correlated in West Virginia, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.8 out of 1.0.
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McDowell & Calhoun Counties have the highest prevalence of #CHD #WV, at 13.6% & 12.9%, respectively, compared to the national rate of 4.4%

#AdultLiteracy and CHD are moderately correlated in West Virginia, with a #PearsonCoefficient of 0.8 out of 1.0.
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