In the U.S., public health data is collected by local, state, and tribal agencies and shared with federal bodies like the CDC and NIH. These agencies compile the data and provide a comprehensive view of health issues, such as disease outbreaks and overdoses nationwide.

However, current executive orders have prevented these agencies in sharing information critical to public health. As a result, data would need to be gathered from individual state websites or other health organizations for information, making it difficult to get a complete picture of what is happening in one region or nationally.

Our platform simplifies this by compiling state public health data and other reliable sources, allowing you to track trends across your state and neighboring regions—all in one place. So, even if the CDC website is not being updated you can stay informed on public health issues and data.