WHO Global Health ObservatoryWorld Health Organization
Country health measures: disease rates, coverage, deaths, risk factors and air quality.
Every number from an outside source carries a citation next to it: the source, what it measures, the year, and the date we fetched it.
What we take from each one, its licence, how often we fetch it again, and where it shows.
Country health measures: disease rates, coverage, deaths, risk factors and air quality.
Health spending, population (including UN population estimates of people aged 65 and over) and income.
Long-run health series gathered from official sources.
US state health measures.
Child and mother health measures.
Health system measures for OECD members.
Health measures for European countries.
Heat: hot days per year by country.
Clinical studies that are recruiting or active, and the countries of their sites.
Research papers: counts since 2021, and the newest titles with links. No abstracts are copied.
Research grants funded by the NIH: number of projects and money awarded.
Drug and device recalls, device 510(k) clearances, new drug approvals and side effect reports.
Medicines approved in the US and who holds each approval, matched to a market through the uses on each medicine's FDA label (openFDA).
Medical devices cleared (510(k)) or approved (PMA) in the US since 2015, and who holds each one.
Medicines authorised in the European Union.
Medicare Part D spending by drug and hospital star ratings.
Vaccines, tests and medicines that WHO has prequalified for UN and country buyers, and who makes them.
Company facts: website, home country, stock listing and parent firm.
Legal names, home countries and LEI codes of companies.
Companies listed in the US, their filings and industry codes.
Source: WHO Global Health Observatory, Tuberculosis cases per 100,000 people, 2023. Retrieved 14 Nov 2026.
Not used: the Global Burden of Disease data (IHME) and GLOBOCAN cancer data, because their terms do not allow business use.
Each tool has a page for every topic it has data on.