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CDC
Wide-ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research(CDC WONDER)—an easy-to-use website that
provides many public health data sets to researchers and the public—has added
more data. You can now access preliminary mortality estimates from the
National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) through the CDC WONDER platform!
Making
provisional death data available on CDC WONDER leverages a powerful tool for researchers
and policymakers to analyze early mortality data. These near-real-time data
can provide actionable information sooner than the final mortality data,
released approximately 11 months after the end of the data year. Adding
provisional mortality data to CDC WONDER has significant benefits: • greater
provisional mortality data detail, including more demographic characteristics
and more causes of death, in addition to county-level and national statistics
• expanded
functionality, including customized visualizations, dashboards, and ad-hoc
data queries • monthly
updates for near real-time surveillance • increased
opportunities for rapid analysis to identify emerging issues Preliminary
mortality estimates are based on the current flow of death certificate data
to the National Vital Statistics System. These estimates address critical
public health information needs and advance public health surveillance. The
NCHS Division of Vital Statistics (DVS) will continue to release provisional
mortality data reports on the National Vital Statistics System website,
including COVID-19 and drug overdose surveillance data. |
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