MN Public Health Data Access Portal

Environmental public health data can be used to inform policies, change behavior and help communities uncover issues to develop solutions and protections for the hazards, exposures and socioeconomic factors that influence our health. Search here to find environmental issues, trends, geographic patterns and disparities in Minnesota.

 

 

Carbon monoxide poisoning is almost entirely preventable

This time of year, make sure that fuel-burning appliances and heating devices are properly installed, vented and maintained. Carbon monoxide poisoning symptoms include headache, nausea, dizziness, vomiting, confusion and tiredness.  If you suspect CO poisoning, seek prompt medical attention. Learn more about CO poisoning now.

Life and Breath: Health impacts of air pollution

Minnesota’s most vulnerable people are being hurt by poor air quality. Inequities like income, racial discrimination and housing contribute to how health is affected by air pollution. Learn who is at risk and where. 

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