Data visualization and analysis across multiple sectors, with a focus on socio-economic indicators and health. Designed to support data sharing and decision making among local human services organizations.
Agency responsible for protecting Canadians through prevention of chronic diseases and injuries, public health emergencies and infectious disease outbreaks.
Catalogue of Canadian federal, provincial, territorial, regional, and local government publications.
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These publications encompass both traditional printed documents and publications in alternative formats and electronic products. The database includes over 100,000 titles and includes newly published and previously published works, such as annual reports, commissions, regulatory information, policy paper and publications of Statistics Canada.
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GPO Access: Catalogue of US government publications. Use Advaned Search to search by agency (e.g., Centers for Disease Control) or subject headings (e.g., Medical Subject Headings [MeSH])
Overseen by the US Centers for Disease Control, The Task Force on Community Preventive Services examines the scientific evidence to develop guidelines on which community-based health promotion and disease prevention interventions work and which do not.
Over 200 systematic reviews have been completed on topics such as physical activity, nutrition, and vaccines. Note: Many of the reviews are also published in various scientific journals.
Search this website using prefabricated Pubmed searches for research and evidence relating to the 28 Healthy People 2010 focus areas (e.g., Food Safety, Environmental Health, Immunization and Infectious Diseases).