Infoveillance of infectious diseases in USA: STDs, tuberculosis, and hepatitis

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Table 2 Coefficients α, β, and R² of the linear regressions for Chlamydia cases

State	α	β	R ²	State	α	β	R ²	State	α	β	R ²
AL	253	12,263	0.7012	KY	241	2096	0.7856	ND	30	2023	0.0653
AK	88	3805	0.5915	LA	473	13351	0.7694	OH	310	31,751	0.7642
AZ	227	14,831	0.7715	ME	37	1431	0.4356	OK	183	7631	0.8479
AR	78	10,713	0.0606	MD	173	15,209	0.6250	OR	285	2630	0.5915
CA	886	103,581	0.7706	MA	215	7437	0.7646	PA	456	22,216	0.8338
CO	132	11,942	0.7172	MI	171	36,168	0.3939	RI	122	1587	0.7701
CT	148	6320	0.6272	MN	232	4976	0.5927	SC	169	17,417	0.4168
DE	47	2943	0.6852	MS	− 17	21,242	0.0296	SD	87	1853	0.5619
DC	4	3887	0.4364	MO	122	19,103	0.7198	TN	151	20,748	0.8052
FL	784	22,622	0.7824	MT	62	1800	0.5493	TX	1040	46,987	0.8159
GA	351	27,004	0.8507	NE	78	3079	0.8103	UT	101	2519	0.8301
HI	34	5146	0.1396	NV	114	5152	0.7358	VT	27	745	0.3944
ID	88	1509	0.7505	NH	38	1343	0.3945	VA	259	17,559	0.6166
IL	293	45,209	0.7370	NJ	374	7834	0.6897	WA	20	11,299	0.7359
IN	309	10,914	0.8315	NM	135	5801	0.5951	WV	50	2774	0.1002
IA	132	4686	0.4154	NY	704	44,661	0.7094	WI	145	15,033	0.6696
KS	140	4467	0.6678	NC	525	11,489	0.8660	WY	43	934	0.3451