From the National Library of Medicine: Health Services Research & Public Health Information Programs page. This page lists many links to national, state and international data, tools and statistics.
From the CDC. To search this resource, use the search box in the upper-right hand corner of the MMWR page. Also, you can search for this title in the UW Libraries Search system.
This site is a collaboration of US government agencies, public health organizations and health sciences libraries. Includes sections on Health Statistics, Public Health Data Sets and Public Health Infrastructure Data.
From the Dept. of the US Census. Includes the American Community Survey. Includes Age distribution; Sex ratio; Racial/ethnic characteristics; Occupation, income, education; Per capita income; Mean family income; Percentage at poverty level; Percentage receiving public assistance; Unemployment rate; Occupational categories; Percentage of population over 25 completed high school; ant the Percentage completed college age.
Federal Government statistics locator. Links to 70+ US Government agencies that produce statistics of interest to the public. Site maintained by Federal Interagency Council on Statistical Policy. Subjects are listed alphabetically or can be searched individually to find relevant statistics.
It is not always obvious which agency of the government produces statistics, for their responsibilities sometimes overlap.
Interactive health statistics web site that can produce numbers, rates, graphs, charts, maps, and county profiles using various demographic variables (age, sex, race, etc.) from birth, death, cancer, and population datasets for the state and counties or regions.
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