Infectious disease & surveillance
CDC WONDER
Wide-ranging online data for epidemiologic research
"U.S. public-health data, queryable by anyone."
About the resource
CDC WONDER — Wide-ranging Online Data for Epidemiologic Research — is the CDC's public-data query system. It opens dozens of underlying datasets to interactive query: National Vital Statistics multiple-cause-of-death and natality, cancer-incidence data, AIDS public-use data, tuberculosis case data, vaccine adverse-event reporting (VAERS), environmental data and many more, returning population-adjusted rates, summary tables, charts and maps with confidence intervals.
For researchers it's often the fastest way to get a clean, ICD-coded U.S. statistic for a paper or grant; for journalists and policy analysts it's a primary source. Queries against very small subgroups are blocked or suppressed under disclosure-control rules.
What you'd use it for
- 01Pull U.S. mortality rates for a specific cause and demographic stratum
- 02Query VAERS or vaccine-coverage data for a public-health analysis
- 03Generate U.S. natality statistics with confidence intervals
- 04Power policy briefs with CDC-authoritative numbers
How you access it
WONDER web UIREST APICSV/HTML exports