The Census Bureau's QuckFacts feature provides quick, basic demographic data at the state, county, and city/town (pop. 5000+) levels.

Serves as a portal to many CDC data sources, including most of those listed below.

CDC WONDER provides a wide range of statistics related to health and disease at the regional and state levels.

The BRFSS's Prevalence & Trends Data and Chronic Disease Indicators tools provide statistics in various health-related categories related to subject behavior. Statistics are provided at the national and state levels, and, in some categories, it is possible to view trendlines and break down statistics by gender, income, and other factors.

The MMWR consists of provisional statistical reports from state health agencies to the CDC, and provide very current information the health profile of the nation.

Includes links to the Youth Risk Behavior Surveillance System (YRBSS) and to other health and health behavior data sources for middle/high school-aged children. Data is available for states and large cities.

SEMCOG is a membership organization of local governments in the greater Detroit area. They work with local elected leaders to help solve regional issues that extend beyond individual governmental boundaries.

Formerly the Michigan Department of Community Health. By clicking on Inside MDHHS and then Health Statistics and Reports, you can access reports and statistics related to health issues and number of enrollees in health-related state programs.

An online repository of Michigan-specific environmental and health data and provided in a single location.

This report from the MDHHS provides trend data that can be broken down by age and gender.