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Statistics Resources

Health and non-health related statistics from the U.S. government and other agencies.

Birth Statistics

In an increasingly populated world, it is crucial to monitor birth rates as they relate to population growth. These data inform on current healthcare and the future of healthcare in an increasingly globalized world.

 

Birth Data

Reproductive Health  

CDC division monitors trends and investigates health issues.

National Vital Statistics Reports  

National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) monthly and cumulative data on births, deaths, marriages, and divorces, and infant deaths for States and the United States are presented with brief analyses of the vital statistics.

PeriStats Web 

An interactive perinatal data resource which was developed by the March of Dimes. This resource provides state level maternal, infant and child health-related data with some county and national level data. Quick summaries.

U.S. Teenage Pregnancy Statistics  

Teen pregnancies by outcome (births, abortions, miscarriages), 1986-2000. Updated 2006.