How to find data

How to find and vet credible data sources you can use right away – NICAR 2026 meeting – Slide Deck by Stephanie Lamm, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution; Greg Morton, Baltimore Banner; Sean Mussenden, University of Maryland.

A new source I learned about via this presentation – WONDER online databases utilize a rich ad-hoc query system for the analysis of public health data. Reports and other query systems are also available. Data & Site Updates Changes are coming to CDC WONDER! As part of CDC’s ongoing digital modernization, we’re improving how you access public health data. In the coming months, expect to see changes that make CDC WONDER easier to navigate and simpler to understand.

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