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GOV.UK Statistics Tuesday 02 June 2026, 10:54 UTC 2 min read
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The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) collects and publishes statistics on public health topics. See published OHID official statistics on GOV.UK. See our planned official statistics releases on the statistics release calendar.

Statistics at OHID The Office for Health Improvement and Disparities (OHID) collects and publishes statistics on public health topics. See published OHID official statistics on GOV.UK. See our planned official statistics releases on the statistics release calendar. Our official statistics publications OHID publishes these releases as official statistics: General public health - Health trends in England - Local health - Public health local area statistics - Public health outcomes framework (PHOF) - Wider determinants of health - Vision profile Abortion Alcohol, tobacco and drug use Cardiovascular disease - Cardiovascular disease profiles - Diabetes foot care profiles - Diabetes profiles - NHS Health Check quarterly statistics Child and maternal health The Child and maternal health statistics collection includes: - Child development outcomes at 2 to 2 and a half years metrics - Child health profiles - Health visitor service delivery metrics - Pregnancy and birth profiles Other statistical publications in this area are: Chronic disease - Liver disease profiles - Musculoskeletal health profiles - Musculoskeletal health: trends, risk factors and disparities in England, November 2022 COVID-19 The COVID-19: impacts on health – OHID reports and tools collection contains statistics relating to COVID-19. Dental health The oral health collection contains dental health statistics including: - surveys and intelligence: children - surveys and intelligence: adults - surveys and intelligence: adult oral health surveys Obesity, physical activity and nutrition - Changes in food and drink purchasing behaviour and the impact on diet and nutrition: 2021 to 2023 - National child measurement programme - National diet and nutrition survey - Obesity profile: May 2025 update - Sugar reduction in drinks: 2015 to 2024 End of life care Palliative and end of life care profiles Health inequalities Mental health - Children living with parents in emotional distress - Dementia data and intelligence - Near to real-time suspected suicide surveillance (nRTSSS) for England - Suicide prevention profile - Severe mental illness (SMI) profile Mortality surveillance Primary care National general practice profiles: December 2025 update Respiratory diseases Ad hoc statistical publications OHID analysts undertake one-off statistical analyses that are not part of our regular official statistics releases. The findings from these ad hoc analyses may have been used in briefings, consultations or press and ministerial statements. Published ad hoc statistical publications We have published these ad hoc statistical publications. Historical statistical releases Many OHID publications were previously published by Public Health England (PHE). For historical PHE releases, see statistics at PHE. For historical ad hoc publications, see PHE statistics: ad-hoc analyses and data releases. Our official statistics compliance documents OHID produces national and official statistics in line with the statutory and other arrangements described in the guidance on how national and official statistics are assured. We follow the Code of Practice for Statistics. See information on the standards for official statistics published by DHSC, including a statement on revision policy.
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