Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment - Colorado Environmental Public Health Tracking


	About this program Learn more about Colorado Environmental Public Health Tracking Factsheet Download a factsheet on Colorado Environmental Public Health Tracking Frequently Asked Questions Listing of Colorado Tracking’s FAQs Glossary terms Listing of glossary terms Tracking 101: free online training Learn about environmental public health tracking and earn free continuing education credits Site map Get an overview of our site	Asthma Get access to asthma hospitalization data and information Birth Defects Get access to birth defect data and information Cancer Get access to cancer data and information Carbon monoxide poisoning Get access to carbon monoxide poisoning hospitalization data and information Childhood Lead Poisoning Get access to childhood lead poisoning data and information Heart attacks Get access to heart attack hospitalization data and information Reproductive and Birth Outcomes Get access to reproductive and birth outcomes data and information	Air quality Get access to air quality data and information Drinking Water Get access to drinking water data and information Radon Get access to radon data and information	Colorado Health and Environmental Data (CHED) Search Colorado data by topic, including health status, health coverage and access to care. Colorado Health Indicators Query indicators of health and the social determinants of health by county Colorado's Winnable Battles Data Find data on Colorado’s public health and environmental priorities Colorado Health Information Dataset (CoHID) Query a variety of Colorado data sets Occupational Health Indicators Data on Colorado's workforce and workplace injuries, illnesses and fatalities



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What is Tracking?

Colorado is part of the National Tracking Network, created in partnership with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to make data on environmental hazards, exposures and health effects easier to find and use.

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Colorado Environmental Public Health Tracking
4300 Cherry Creek Dr. S
Denver, CO 80246
CDPHE.DCDCOEPHT@state.co.us







		Health Topics Asthma Get access to asthma hospitalization data and information Birth Defects Get access to birth defect data and information Cancer Get access to cancer data and information Carbon monoxide poisoning Get access to carbon monoxide poisoning hospitalization data and information Childhood Lead Poisoning Get access to childhood lead poisoning data and information Heart attacks Get access to heart attack hospitalization data and information Reproductive and Birth Outcomes Get access to reproductive and birth outcomes data and information





		Environment Topics Air quality Get access to air quality data and information Drinking Water Get access to drinking water data and information Radon Get access to radon data and information

Making the connection between health and environment

Our environment affects our health, and we affect our environment. Find out more about how the environment may be affecting your health with this easy to use tool that lets you see health and environmental information in one place. Learn about environmental health issues in your community and what you can do to protect yourself and your family.

How does the air you breathe compare to other areas in the state? How many people are hospitalized for asthma in your county? Has this changed over time? Find out by doing a quick search. This is a new site, so please check back often and let us know what you think. We welcome your feedback.

This effort is supported by funding from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Environmental Public Health Tracking Program, Cooperative Agreement Number 5U38EH000613-02. The contents of this Website are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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