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Disease surveillance, vaccination data, epidemiology, health system capacity, mortality statistics
3,399 datasets
WHO's Global Health Observatory data for Azerbaijan covers over 30 health categories, including air pollution, child mortality, disease estimates, and health systems. The dataset likely contains structured indicators for monitoring public health and progress toward Sustainable Development Goals. Its cross-platform presence on HDX suggests it is a core reference for health data in the region.
Austria-specific data from the World Health Organization's Global Health Observatory, covering over 30 health-related categories. The dataset likely contains indicators on air pollution, antimicrobial resistance, child mortality, disease prevalence, health financing, immunization, mental health, nutrition, and universal health coverage. It serves as a country-level snapshot for monitoring public health status and progress toward Sustainable Development Goals.
World Health Organization data for Antigua and Barbuda covering numerous public health categories, including air pollution, child mortality, disease prevalence, health financing, and immunization coverage. The dataset likely contains country-level indicators from the WHO Global Health Observatory portal. It supports monitoring of health system performance and progress toward Sustainable Development Goals.
WHO's Global Health Observatory data provides health indicators for American Samoa across numerous categories. These categories include air pollution, antimicrobial resistance, child mortality, dementia, environmental health, foodborne diseases, health financing, immunization, maternal health, mental health, noncommunicable diseases, nutrition, road safety, tuberculosis, and violence prevention. The dataset supports monitoring of Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets, particularly universal health coverage.
World Health Organization data for Argentina covers multiple public health categories, including air pollution, child mortality, disease estimates, health financing, and immunization coverage. The dataset likely contains structured indicators supporting monitoring of health systems and Sustainable Development Goals. It is sourced from WHO's Global Health Observatory portal and appears on multiple data-sharing platforms.
Data from the World Health Organization's Global Health Observatory portal covers multiple health topics for Andorra. The dataset likely contains indicators across categories such as air pollution, child mortality, disease coverage, health financing, and nutrition. Specific temporal coverage is not provided, but the data is updated regularly by the WHO.
World Health Organization data provides health indicators for Afghanistan across numerous categories. These include air pollution, antimicrobial resistance, child mortality, dementia, disease estimates, health financing, immunization, mental health, nutrition, and road safety. The dataset supports monitoring of Sustainable Development Goal targets and universal health coverage.
The 21st Century Mortality Files record mortality in England and Wales from 2001 onwards. They are produced by the Office for National Statistics as National Statistics and are designed to complement the 20th Century Mortality Files. The data includes aggregated deaths by age-group, sex, year, and underlying cause, along with population figures.
Historic and projected mortality data from the UK life tables, prepared by the Office for National Statistics. The dataset contains tables of qx (probability of dying at each age) and lx (numbers of people surviving at each age) for the UK on a period and cohort basis for each year from 1951 to 2060. It was first published in this release and is designated as Official Statistics.
Office for National Statistics data examining the impact of applying the 2013 European Standard Population (ESP) to calculate age-standardised cancer incidence rates. This short story focuses on the effect on previously published cancer incidence data for the year 2011. The dataset was last updated on 2026-07-08.
1998-2000 to 2003-2005 data from the Office for National Statistics includes counts of deaths under one year of age and infant mortality rates per 1,000 live births. The rates are calculated over three-year periods. Data is aggregated at multiple geographic levels including Local Authority Districts, County/Unitary Authorities, Government Office Regions, and national totals for England and Wales.
Mortality statistics from the Office for National Statistics detail deaths registered in England and Wales. The data is structured by age-group, sex, and underlying cause of death, along with other information collected at registration. It is designated as National Statistics and is published in HTML format.
Annual data on death registrations in the UK, compiled by the Office for National Statistics and designated as National Statistics. Summary tables include age-standardised mortality rates and deaths broken down by age and sex. The dataset was last updated on 2026-07-08.
England's upper tier local authorities have estimates of healthy life expectancy at birth. The Office for National Statistics produced these National Statistics using data from national surveys, population estimates, and death registrations over a range of time periods. The dataset was last updated on July 8, 2026.
Office for National Statistics data on cancer cases and deaths in the UK was published until December 2012. This publication includes commentary, charts, and tables presenting national statistics. The dataset was discontinued following the ONS Consultation on Statistical Products in 2013.
A discontinued report on infant and perinatal mortality in England and Wales, analyzing deaths by social and biological factors. The data, produced by the UK Office for National Statistics, was last published for the year 2011 and is now part of broader child mortality statistics. The report includes factors such as father's occupation, mother's country of birth, birthweight, and mother's age.
Ward-level life expectancy at birth figures for England and Wales, calculated by the Office for National Statistics using death data from 1999 to 2003. Results are available for persons across all wards, with sex-specific figures for males and females produced where population sizes allowed robust calculation. This dataset is designated as Experimental Official Statistics.
Office for National Statistics data provides modelled healthy life expectancy (HLE) and disability-free life expectancy (DFLE) results at birth and at age 65 for England and Wales. These health expectancies measure expected years in good health or without a disability for the 2001 time period. Data is aggregated at Local Authority District, Government Office Region, and National levels.
Administrative death registration data covering all deaths in England and Wales for a five-year period. The Office for National Statistics compiled this dataset, which includes cause-of-death information aggregated to multiple geographic levels. Data is available from 2004 to 2008.
A lookup table mapping Local Authority Districts to Public Health England Centres and Regions in England. The dataset was published by the Office for National Statistics under the OGL-UK-3.0 license. It was last updated on 2026-07-08.