These are health indicators that are commonly measured across states to determine health equity status of various population groups.
- access to affordable health care
- alcohol or drug dependence and abuse
- cancer mortality
- cardiovascular disease
- domestic violence
- family and/or social support
- immunizations
- infant mortality
- injury or violence
- mental health
- oral health
- physical activity / exercise
- renal disease
- sexual assault
- sexually transmitted diseases
- suicide mortality
- tobacco use
- weight status ★
★ This indicator is included because it is a common health measurement. However, there are equity concerns with pathologizing people of higher weight.
