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• Vital StatisticsWhile a primary purpose for collection of vital records
is to record information on vital events for legal
purposes, vital records files also serve as an important
source for statistical information. Vital statistics
data developed from these records can be accessed
through the links below for the full range of vital
events including births, deaths, marriages and divorces.
Basic counts for the number of events, rates and
detailed cross tabulations are provided. Statistical
information for Michigan with national comparisons
are included along with extensive data at the county
and community level.
Provisional Mortality for 2011
Estimates of deaths by county, sex , race and age.
County and State Health Statistics Profiles
Profiles of county and state vital events statistics are presented in a one page summary form for each county and the state as a whole. The profiles contain those data most often requested of the Vital Records & Health Statistics Section. |
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Natality and Pregnancy |
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Click here for: natality, abortion and pregnacy statistical tables. Including, tables of birth characteristics, birthweights, prenatal care and pregnancies for individual counties and cities in Michigan.
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Mortality |
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Click here for: mortality statistical tables, including counts and rates of leading causes of death for Michigan, by health district, county and city. This page also includes Michigan life tables and years of potential life lost. |
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Marriage & Divorce |
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Click here for: Michigan marriage and divorce numbers and rates, along with number of prior marriages, children affected by divorce and other characteristics. |
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Historical Data |
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Click here for: historical annuals from 1950 to 1998; infant death reports, birth defects reports, abortion reports from 2005 to the present; fetal death counts and numerous health statistics spreadsheets accumulated since 1989 to the present. |
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