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DOH-Franklin Educates at Back-to-School Bash

DOH-Franklin/Gulf Health Educator Talitha Robinson posing with the health wheel at the Back-to-School Bash.

DOH-Franklin educated 35 youth at a local Back-to-School Bash in Apalachicola. Youth-focused topics included nutrition, physical activity and healthy lifestyle choices, which align with ongoing projects that are held in the schools all year long. Students also had the opportunity to test their nutritional knowledge by spinning the health wheel.

What's New

Birth, Mortality and Population Atlases are updated with 2016 data.
New Analytic Report: Rolling rates are too likely to indicate statistically significant trends.
New Indicator: Congestive Heart Failure Deaths.

CHARTS Quick Facts

In 2015, 13.1% of individuals in Florida 25 years old and over did not have a high school diploma.
The age-adjusted death rate due to unintentional falls was 10.3 per 100,000 people in Florida.
28.2% of middle and high school students in Florida are overweight or obese.
In 2015, 3.6% of Floridians age 18–64 had difficulty living independently.
From 2006 to 2015, the percent of WIC children age two or older who were overweight or obese has declined from 30.2% to 26.4%.

Estimated Births

*Since Jan 01,

154645.586956522

Did You Know?

The query systems are updated on a weekly basis with provisional birth and death counts from Vital Statistics.
Many health indicators and 4-panel viewers on FLHealthCHARTS allow users to filter their data by age.
Data about Florida residents’ life expectancy is available in the Population Atlas.