Our city data dashboard is a unique dataset comparing cities across more than 120 living conditions and health factors that shape residents’ lives, from smoking rates, to sexually transmitted diseases, to chronic diseases, to housing status.
Visit the dashboard to gain unique insights into how cities are faring on a number of health measures. Data are updated annually in the spring.
Get a guided tour of the city data dashboard
This project is part of an innovative partnership with Drexel University’s Urban Health Collaborative.
Frontline Blog
Fresh health data insights on lead poisoning, broadband access, and rent affordability in U.S. cities
New data and metrics on BCHC’s city data dashboard illuminate important trends in childhood blood lead levels, as well as health-related indicators such as healthy youth development, broadband access, and rent costs.
Data to action: how big cities use the BCHC data platform
In a webinar hosted by BCHC and the Drexel Urban Health Collaborative (UHC), data experts from four U.S. cities shared how the Big Cities Health Inventory platform supports their day-to-day work.
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