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Statistics, Data, and Reports

Public Health Reports

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Health Data Inventory

Search catalogue of Los Angeles County reports & data

Data on Births & Deaths in Los Angeles

Vital Statistics, Health Profiles

Recent Information

Data Query System - Generate public health information and statistics on demand
LA Health Survey - Data on the health of Angelenos (conducted by the Health Assessment Unit)

Public Health Programs - Data and Reports Pages

Acute Communicable Disease Control
Alcohol and Drug Program Administration - Annual reports
Data Collection & Analysis Program
Emergency Preparedness & Response Program - Research
Epidemiology Program - Reports, publications, and data
Health Assessment Program
HIV Epidemiology
Immunization Program - Reports and surveys
Injury and Violence Prevention - Reports
Maternal, Child, & Adolescent Health Program
Office of Women's Health
Public Health Laboratory - Reports
Sexually Transmitted Disease Program - Reports, articles, and abstracts
Tobacco Control and Prevention Program
Toxics Epidemiology Program
Tuberculosis Statistics in Los Angeles County- TB morbidity statistics by age, gender, ethnicity, etc.

External Resources

Census 2000 Results - Visit the US Census Bureau Web site to find results in your area
American Cancer Society: Year 2008 Facts and Figures - See the latest facts and figures on cancer occurrence, number of deaths, cases, and how long people survive after diagnosis
Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report - Weekly reports to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) by State Health Departments
Healthy People 2010 - This statement of national health objectives is designed to identify the most significant preventable threats to health and to establish national goals to reduce these threats.

Featured Articles

Food Insecurity Increase in Los Angeles
The Impact of the Built Environment on the Health of the Community, by Dr. Richard Jackson
Part 1 | Part 2
Planning Principles, Tools and Resources for Designing Neighborhoods, by Paul Zykofsky
Part 1 | Part 2
Los Angeles County Key Indicators of Health Report
LA Health Survey related reports and information
Using Evidence To Improve Public Health Infrastructure: Let the evidence guide our actions: PDF | PPT

Doing it All: Can we enhance preparedness and maintain core activities? PDF | PPT

Flu/Health Care Services 24/7

Have questions about Flu H1N1 (Swine Flu) vaccinations or services, or need more information? Call 2-1-1.
211 LA County is an easy-to-remember dialing code that offers guidance to over 28,000 health & human services programs for the people of Los Angeles County

Health Center Schedule Changes

Public Health Center schedule changes for the week of Nov. 9-13

LA County Public Health Centers provide immunizations and testing and treatment
for TB and STDs

Public Notice

County Policies Relating to Free-Roaming Cats

Seasonal Flu Vaccination Clinics

	Schedule for seasonal flu vaccine
Note: There have been schedule changes. We anticipate an increased supply of seasonal flu vaccine by November. Check with your regular medical provider about obtaining seasonal flu vaccine as soon as possible.