State rankings for child, adolescent and adult health indicators, public health preparedness, funding levels for specific diseases, CDC facts and health and welfare-related government programs.
National- and state-level findings 2007 National Survey of Children's Health (NSCH) are available on over 100 child health indicators on topics such as obesity, insurance, medical home, mental...
A table of average annual infant mortality rates across neighborhoods in Cleveland for 1995-1997 are presented. Source: Cuyahoga County Board of Health
A table of average annual infant mortality rates across municipalities in Cuyahoga County for 1995-1997 are presented. Source: Cuyahoga County Board of Health
A table of average annual infant mortality rates across municipalities in Cuyahoga County for 1998-2000 are presented. Source: Cuyahoga County Board of Health
This list was compiled by the US Government, and is reproduced here because there are useful links under a number of topics. No endorsement is made of age-appropriateness for kids.
A comparison of birth certificate data for Cleveland from 2000-2002 to 2003-2005 revealed an 18.2% decrease in live births and an 18.1% decrease for births to teens age 19 years and younger. However...
Use NEOCANDO, the interactive data warehouse from Case Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences to obtain data on child maltreatment for Cleveland and Cuyahoga County using these step-by-step...
