Health Promotion & Wellness Research Guide

Includes data for COVID-19, environmental health, chronic disease, healthcare quality and cost, and more.

Annual vital statistics tables include data tables for population, live births, spontaneous fetal deaths, induced abortion, pregnancies, mortality, marriages and dissolutions of marriage, and city and village profiles.

Vital statistics data utilized by the New York State Department of Health (NYSDOH) include data profiles for perinatal outcomes, health indicators, causes of death, cancer, opioids, environmental health, maternal and child health, and more.

Data for healthcare costs, quality, hospital usage, and more provided by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.

Reports and data provided by the United Health Foundation

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention statistical database with national data for AIDS, births, cancer, deaths, environment, and population.

Federal data for health, healthcare, environmental health, safety, education, behaviors, and more.

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services data on enrollment, healthcare quality, chronic conditions, and more.

National statistics for healthcare access and quality, health behaviors, physical environment factors, and social and economic factors, provided by the University of Wisconsin Population Health Institute.

Data on the healthcare workforce provided by the Health Resources & Services Administration.

National and state data on children, youth, and families provided by The Annie E. Casey Foundation.

Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report (MMWR) issued by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Includes both timely weekly data and broader current reports on deaths, health equity, violence, opioids, and more.

National and state data for health conditions, COVID-19, environmental health, health insurance, disabilities, causes of death, healthcare, and more.

Biomedical datasets available from various repositories. Data is primarily from the United States with some international data.

Data for births, deaths, fetal deaths, linked birth/infant death, life expectancy, and marriages and divorces.

National Cancer Institute statistics on cancer.

National data for population and health insurance.

World Health Organization data for health indicators, healthcare access, healthcare workforce, health financing, health equity, and more.

United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, statistics, including data for health and well-being.

Pan American Health Organization and World Health Organization data covering the Americas. Includes data for core indicators, immunizations, mental health, and more.

International data on children provided by the United Nations Children's Fund.

Includes data for population, life expectancy, fertility, mortality, causes of death, contraceptive access, immunizations, and more.