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A New Year's resolution - Don't follow the masses when it comes to exercise

Megan Cox wrote 1 day ago: What’s your new year’s resolution? For many people this time of year, losing weight and/ … more →

Tags: Diet & Nutrition, Exercise, National Center for Health Statistics, obesity, losing weight, New Year's Resolutions, percentage of Americans getting exercise, Working Out

How's your state doing?1 comment

Megan Cox wrote 2 weeks ago: NCHS now has an easy way for you to check out where your state stands on a variety of health measure … more →

Tags: Births, Cancer, chronic kidney disease, Deaths, diabetes, divorce rate, Influenza, leading causes of death, Marriage and Divorce

Health insurance stats - down to basics...

Megan Cox wrote 2 months ago: In 2008, 43.8 million people of all ages(14.7%) were uninsured at the time of interview. After adjus … more →

Tags: Health Insurance, National Center for Health Statistics, american health insurance, Insurance Trends

New health insurance coverage numbers/percentages released for first quarter 2009

Megan Cox wrote 3 months ago: Today the National Center for Health Statistics released the first numbers for health insurance cove … more →

Tags: Children, National Center for Health Statistics, Health Insurance, private coverage, public coverage, non-insured

Exercise not a priority for the majority of Americans

Megan Cox wrote 3 months ago: How many Americans are exercising? The answer might surprise you (or it might not). Here’s a l … more →

More injuries cccur at home than elsewhere

Megan Cox wrote 4 months ago: More injuries occur at a person’s house than anywhere else, a new report from NCHS shows. Also … more →

Tags: Injury, emergency room, Hospitalization, Falls

Genetic Testing For Hereditary Breast and Ovarian Cancers Greatly Underutilized By High-Risk Women

Paul Cacciatore wrote 7 months ago: A women’s lifetime breast cancer risk is approximately 13 percent, and her ovarian cancer risk … more →

Tags: Genetics, Medical Study Results, Genetic testing, ovarian cancer, Ashkenazi Jews, Society of Gynecologic Oncologists, Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, hereditary breast-ovarian cancer, BRCA gene mutations

A brief look at heart disease1 comment

Megan Cox wrote 10 months ago: As a farewell to “American Heart Month,” here’s a brief synopsis of why the heart … more →

Tags: Deaths, Vital Statistics System, NHANES, National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, National Hospital Discharge Survey, Hospitalization, heart attack, leading causes of death, health

1 in 6 households only have wireless telephones

Megan Cox wrote 1 year ago: A new report released today by CDC’s National Center for Health Statistics has the latest esti … more →

Tags: wireless phone usage, Wireless Phones, Cell Phones

New report on CAM therapy

Megan Cox wrote 1 year ago: A new report was released by NCHS in collaboration with NIH’s National Center for Complementar … more →

Tags: Children, NHIS, Complementary medicine, Alternative Medicine

A brief look at asthma

Megan Cox wrote 1 year ago: Two weeks ago, NCHS released a report concerning the prevalence of food allergies in children. In th … more →

Tags: Children, Asthma, Data Briefs, chronic disease, Food Allergies, NHIS

Food allergies on the rise among U.S. children 2 comments

Megan Cox wrote 1 year ago:   More Highlights from Data Brief #10: In 2007, approximately 3 million children under age 18 years … more →

Tags: Hospital Discharge Survey, Children, National Center for Health Statistics, ambulatory care, Food Allergies, Food Allergy, Health Care, National Hospital Discharge Survey

First 2008 data on selected health measures released.

Megan Cox wrote 1 year ago: The first 2008 data (January through March) on selected health measures has been released. Estimates … more →

Tags: health, Health data, United States health

Lack of Sleep Linked With Adverse Health Behaviors

Jennifer wrote 1 year ago: Adults who sleep less than 6 hours are more likely to smoke, drink, or be obese. Read more about sle … more →

Tags: obesity, STATCASTS, sleep, Alcohol, Add new tag

HIV Testing

billcrews wrote 2 years ago: Though the CDC has a center devoted to the study of HIV/AIDS, the National Center for Health Statist … more →

Tags: National Center for Health Statistics, HIV, AIDS

Wireless Use in the United States

billcrews wrote 2 years ago: Most of our data sets are distinctly health and medical related. But not all. Using the National Hea … more →

Tags: National Center for Health Statistics, wireless telephone

Type 1 Diabetes

billcrews wrote 2 years ago: Yesterday the Journal of the American Medical Association published an article entitled Incidence of … more →

Tags: Deaths, Vital Statistics System, NHANES, Children, JAMA, diabetes, type 1, Type 2, Juvenile

Health Insurance Coverage1 comment

billcrews wrote 2 years ago: The National Center for Health Statistics has released its estimates of health insurance coverage in … more →

Tags: National Center for Health Statistics, Health Insurance, Uninsured


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