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Health Care REITs United States: national totals · Mortality-rate series from 1915

CDC Data.CDC.gov Open Data Portal

Health Care REITs United States: national totals · Mortality-rate series from 1915

CDC NCHS Data Browsing Collection

Health Care Reits United States - national · 2013-01-01/2024-12-31

CMS Data Hub - Medicare & Medicaid Datasets

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What does Datadory deliver from the CDC?

Two cataloged collections. The Data.CDC.gov Open Data Portal spans about 1,078 dataset resources across vital statistics, chronic disease indicators, immunization coverage, infectious-disease surveillance, behavioral risk factors and social determinants. The CDC NCHS Data Browsing Collection holds the roughly 225 National Center for Health Statistics files covering births, deaths, life expectancy, insurance coverage and care-access delays.

How far back do CDC mortality series go?

Some mortality-rate series begin in 1915, which makes this one of the longest continuous health records available anywhere. Annual vital statistics run continuously from that era forward, and quarterly provisional estimates were observed through 2026 Q1 at research time, so one delivery covers both century-scale baselines and the current quarter.

Does CDC data identify individuals?

No. Everything arrives as aggregate counts and rates crossed by geography and demographic stratum - age band, sex, race/Hispanic origin - with small counts suppressed where they could identify someone. That design clears privacy review quickly and joins cleanly onto proprietary property, membership or claims tables.

Can a sample be cut to specific topics or geographies?

Yes. Name the topics, the states or counties, and the span - teen birth rates for three states since 2000, kidney-disease mortality nationally since 1999, chronic-disease indicators for your MSAs - and the sample arrives cut exactly that way, with the complete field dictionary attached. Samples precede any commitment.