Angina pectoris* prevalence from 2019 AHA heart disease and stroke statistics

Population group	Prevalence, 2013-2016, age ≥20 years	Incidence of stable AP, age ≥45 years	Hospital discharges, 2014, all ages
Both sexes	9,400,000 (3.6%)	565,000	10,000
Males	4,300,000 (3.5%)	370,000	5000
Females	5,100,000 (3.7%)	195,000	5000
NH White males	3.8%	...	...
NH White females	3.8%	...	...
NH Black males	3.6%	...	...
NH Black females	3.8%	...	...
Hispanic males	2.6%	...	...
Hispanic females	3.6%	...	...
NH Asian or Pacific Islander males	2.0%	...	...
NH Asian or Pacific Islander females	1.6%	...	...

AP includes people who either answered "yes" to the question of ever having angina or AP or who were diagnosed with Rose angina (the Rose questionnaire is only administered to survey participants >40 years of age).

AP: angina pectoris; ellipses (...): data not available; NH: non-Hispanic.
* AP is chest pain or discomfort that results from insufficient blood flow to the heart muscle. Stable AP is predictable chest pain on exertion or under mental or emotional stress. The incidence estimate is for AP without myocardial infarction.

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Angina pectoris* prevalence from 2019 AHA heart disease and stroke statistics