Epidemiology and Health Statistics

(MedlinePlus) The statistics sections has pulled together resources for information on specific diseases in regards to African Americans.

(MedlinePlus) The statistics sections has pulled together resources for information on specific diseases in regards to Asian Americans.

(MedlinePlus) The statistics sections has pulled together resources for information on specific diseases in regards to Hispanic-Americans.

(MedlinePlus) The statistics sections has pulled together resources for information on specific diseases in regards to Native Americans.

Reports for each year back to 1997.

Developed by the March of Dimes in collaboration with NLM, NIH & NY Academy of Medicine. PeriStats provides free access to US, state, city, and county maternal & infant health data with over 60,000 graphs, maps and tables available! Create customized charts or maps based upon indicators you select.

The National Maternal and Infant Health Survey (NMIHS) vital records are linked with data from mothers' questionnaires. The 1988 NMIHS is the successor to earlier NCHS National Natality and Mortality Followback Surveys.

A special CDC project through Adolescent & School Health. Much of the results reported in MMWR, and special files available at this site.

National Survey of Children’s Health (NSCH) provides rich data on multiple, intersecting aspects of children’s lives—including physical and mental health, access to quality health care, and the child’s family, neighborhood, school, and social context.

Maintained by HRSA's Burea of Primary Health Care, search by state or by state & county.

Has a special section on minority health

From the Health Resources and Services Administration

A good place to get started with looking for data and other resources on health disparities.

Resources section has useful links on reports and data

Policy and data section includes minority population profiles

A directory of local health departments from the NACCHO.

UDS Mapper is designed to help inform users about the current geographic extent of U.S. federal (Section 330) Health Center Program (HCP) awardees and look-alikes, and was largely designed upon algorithms and reporting methods developed by John Snow, Inc. for BPHC-requested service area analyses.