Health Data
Here you'll find a wealth of health data documents consolidated in one place for you to browse and explore. We highlight featured, latest, and popular health data below. Navigating this large amount of content can be a challenging task. Therefore, you may want to use the Health Data A-Z Index if you're having trouble finding the health data you need.
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New Mexico Epidemiology Reports
- Climate Change and Heat-Related Morbidity in New Mexico in 2030
- Changed in Drug Overdose Mortality in New Mexico
- Preconception Health Indicators by Age Group and Race/ethnicity i…
- Influenza Surveillance in New Mexico 2018-2019 Season Summary
- Trends in Suicide in New Mexico, 2009-2018
- Highlights of New Mexico Vital Statistics 2018
- Heat Related Illness in New Mexico (2013-2017)
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Featured
Childhood Obesity UpdateHealthy Kids Healthy Communities - Chronic Disease
April 3, 2020
The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) established its Statewide Childhood Obesity Surveillance System in 2010 to understand the extent of obesity among the elementary school-age popula…
Childhood Obesity Prevalence Trends 2010-2019 Healthy Kids Healthy Communities - Chronic Disease
April 3, 2020
Childhood Obesity Prevalence Trends, 2010-2019 (BMI Appendix Table)
Latest
PRAMS Cesarean Delivery 2018Maternal & Child Health Epidemiology - Maternal Child Health
November 17, 2020
A cesarean section can be a life-saving procedure for both mother and infant in situations involving complications during pregnancy or labor that require early or immediate delivery. The ra…
PRAMS Maternal Depression 2019-05Maternal & Child Health Epidemiology - Maternal Child Health
November 17, 2020
Nationally, about 1 in 9 women experience symptoms of postpartum depression.1 Mothers with postpartum
Popular
New Mexico Substance Abuse State Epidemiology Profile 2016Substance Abuse Epidemiology - Substance Abuse
March 20, 2016
The New Mexico Substance Abuse Epidemiology Profile is a tool for substance abuse prevention planners at the state, county, and community level.
Drug Abuse Patterns and Trends in New MexicoSubstance Abuse Epidemiology - Substance Abuse
September 10, 2004
The task of assessing and monitoring drug abuse patterns and trends has become increasingly more challenging in recent years. Drug patterns are constantly changing. New drugs are being manuf…
Resources
Indicator-Based Information System
New Mexico's Indicator-Based Information System (NM-IBIS) is your source for data and information on New Mexico's priority public health issues. The mission of the New Mexico Department of Health is to promote health and wellness, improve health outcomes, and assure safety net services for all people in New Mexico. NM-IBIS provides access to the data that can help provide answers to realize the health goals of New Mexico.
Environmental Public Health Tracking System
The Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) website summarizes air quality and water quality data as well as environmental health outcomes such as asthma, myocardial infarction (heart attack), birth defects, reproductive outcomes, thyroid cancer, and leukemia. It includes studies on the linkage of ozone in air with asthma, and arsenic in drinking water with bladder cancer. It also provides warning systems based on real-time satellite data for wildfires, dust, heat waves, and other weather events.