Here are the 15 states with the fewest number of active physicians per 100,000 residents:
1. Mississippi: 186.1
2. Idaho: 192.6
3. Wyoming: 199.0
4. Nevada: 200.1
5. Arkansas: 203.7
6. Oklahoma: 205.3
7. Utah: 209.4
8. Iowa: 211.4
9. Alabama: 212.4
10. Kansas: 219.4
11. Texas: 219.4
12. Georgia: 225.2
13. Indiana: 226.5
14. South Carolina: 227.1
15. Kentucky: 228.9
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