An updated indicator is now available showing deaths of despair—suicide, drug overdose, and alcohol-related mortality—using the latest CDC WONDER data. Reported as rates per 100,000 population, the data provide an updated view of how these overlapping causes of death vary … Continued
Updated indicators from the 2020-2024 American Community Survey 5-year Estimates are now here! Create an assessment to view the latest maps and data on population demographics, socio-economic status, housing, and more.
Updated health care provider and mortality data from the 2025 County Health Rankings are now available, including the September 2025 provider data refresh and the November 2025 supplemental mortality update. Affected indicators: Clinical Care (September 2025 Update) Access to Dentists, … Continued
New maps and data are now available for the CDC diabetes surveillance indicator diabetes incidence. As part of the 2025 data release, all county-level estimates have been updated using the CDC’s latest methods, and historical data have been recalculated back … Continued
This indicator reports the radon testing prevalence, i.e., the proportion of residential buildings tested for radon, as well as the mean, median, and maximum pre-mitigation radon levels of tested buildings over the latest three-year period (2022-2024). Data are collected from … Continued
New maps and data are now available for key CDC diabetes surveillance indicators, including adult obesity, and physical inactivity. As part of the 2025 data release, all county-level estimates have been updated using the CDC’s latest methods, and historical data … Continued
Data from the latest BRFSS PLACES dataset have been added to the platform! The PLACES dataset provide prevalence estimates representing the year 2023 for population health behaviors and conditions. Data are available for counties, ZIP codes, cities, and census tracts … Continued
These maps and data display the total number and rate of emergency department (ED) visits related to alcohol, firearm injury, self-harm, or overdose. Data are from the North Carolina Disease Event Tracking and Epidemiologic Collection Tool (NC DETECT).
These maps and data display the total number and rate of deaths related to alcohol, firearm injury, self-harm, overdose, assault (homicide), motor vehicle traffic, falls, and drowning. Data are from the North Carolina State Center for Health Statistics.
This layer displays the total number of providers that provide broadband level services. Only records with copper, cable, fiber, or licensed fixed wireless are counted.