Correction made to age-adjusted rates for cancer mortality sourced from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Vital Statistics System (NVSS) database.

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Age-adjusted mortality rates for malignant neoplasm (cancer) have been corrected. The previous version of this indicator reported age-adjusted mortality rates as the mean of the 95% confidence interval values reported for each county. This error affected the age-adjusted mortality rates for the total population for all counties with less than 100 total deaths, approximately 480 counties. Other population groups (by gender / race-ethnicity) and other causes of death were not affected. Affected indicators:

Health Outcomes

  • Cancer Mortality

New maps and data now available for Adult Obesity, Physical Inactivity, and Diabetes Prevalence indicators from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion (NCCDPHP).

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Data for 2010 acquired from the NCCDPHP Diabetes Interactive Atlases (replacing data for 2009). Confidence intervals now available for data through the map interface. Affected indicators:

Health Outcomes

  • Obesity (Adult)
  • Diabetes Prevalence

Health Behaviors

  • Physical Inactivity

New maps and data now available for population demographic and socioeconomic characteristics from the US Census Bureau’s American Communuity Survey (ACS).

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American Community Survey data for the 2007-11 five-year period has been processed and released! These updates replace previous indicator data from the 2006-2010 five-year period. Affected Indicators:

Demographics

  • Total Population
  • Male Population
  • Female Population
  • Population Under Age 18
  • Population Age 18-64
  • Population Age 65+
  • Median Age

Social & Economic Factors

  • Children in Poverty
  • Population in Poverty (100% FPL)
  • Population in Poverty (200% FPL)
  • Population with No High School Diploma
  • Population with Limited English Proficiency (Previously called Linguistically Isolated Population)