Public health data, statistics, and research

Key reports on disease, mortality, and more

Reports and data are the foundation of our important work here at the Department of Public Health (DPH). The more informed we are, the more effectively we can impact public health. View key information on:

Chronic diseases like cancer and diabetes
Health care and health facility statistics
Injury and behavior risks like tobacco use
Infectious diseases like foodborne illness and Lyme disease
Maternal and family health data
Mortality rates and population reports
Connecticut Tumor Registry and reports
Environmental health risks like lead and drinking water
DPH data and surveillance sources
Hospital statistics and reports

Chronic disease statistics

Reports on cancer, diabetes, heart disease, etc.

Visit the Disease and Prevention page for more disease information.

Health care and health facility statistics

Health care equity, programs, and facilities

Injury and risk behaviors

Drug and tobacco use, falls, and other injuries

Visit the Office of Injury and Violence Prevention page for more injury types.

Infectious diseases

Disease and prevention information

Visit the Infectious Disease Branch for more disease information.

Maternal and family health

Prenatal, birth, and postpartum statistics

Visit the Parents and Children page for more information

Population data and vital reports

Mortality and other vital statistics

Visit the Vital Statistics page for monthly population, mortality rates, and more.

Connecticut Tumor Registry (CTR)

Tumor registry and reports

Environmental health risks

Drinking water, lead, mold, and other environmental risks

Visit the Health and the Environment page for more environmental health risks.