Greenville, South Carolina — Health Concerns

Average Life Expectancy

Estimated average life expectancy for Greenville County, South Carolina. Data is sourced from the Community Health Status Indicators Report (CDC).

Average Life Expectancy
Compared to State and National
South Carolina United States
Average Life Expectancy 74.35 +1.75 76.32 -0.22

Obesity, Diabetes and High Blood Pressure

The following data covers adults over 20 years of age in Greenville County, South Carolina, and is sourced from the CDC: National Diabetes Surveillance System (obesity and diabetes), Community Health Status Indicators Report (high blood pressure).

Population Diagnosed
Compared to State and National
Health Factor South Carolina United States
Diabetes 11.4% -2% 9.1% +0.3%
High Blood Pressure 31.0% -5.3% 26.5% -0.8%
Obesity 34.5% -6.5% 30.3% -2.3%

Sexually Transmitted Diseases

Number of persons living with a diagnosis of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection or chlamydia in Greenville County, South Carolina, per 100,000 population. Source: County Health Rankings (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation).

Compared to State and National
STD South Carolina United States
HIV 375.85 -120.85 174.82 +80.18
Chlamydia 640.93 -221.93 309.33 +109.67

Infant and Child Mortality

Number of infant (less than 1 year old) and child (1-17 years old) deaths in Greenville County, South Carolina, per 100,000 population. Source: County Health Rankings (Robert Wood Johnson Foundation).

Compared to State and National
Mortality South Carolina United States
Infant 889.28 -167.28 763.37 -41.37
Child 79.05 -18.05 68.11 -7.11

Reported Cases of Various Conditions and Diseases

Total number of reported cases of various diseases and conditions in Greenville County, South Carolina (2001-2003). Source: Community Health Status Indicators Report (CDC).

Cases Reported - 2001-2003
Condition or Disease Reported Cases
Severely Disabled14697
Major Depression23815
Haemophilus Influenzae B2
Hepatitis A21
Hepatitis B27
Measles0
Whooping Cough16
Syphilis17
E. coli8
Salmonella145
Shigella21