Featured Reports:

MCH Data Book

Aleutians & Pribilofs Regional Health Profile

The Aleutians & Pribilofs Regional Health Profile marks the 11th regional profile published by the EpiCenter. Visit our Data page to access all of our regional publications.

Cancer Report: Alaska Native Tumor Registry

Cancer in Alaska Native People: 40-Year Report

The Alaska Native Tumor Registry just released its newest publication featuring cancer trends and rates from 1969-2008. Click for more details.

What's the Big Deal Movie

What's the Big Deal?

Check out the Colon Cancer Control Program's new video about getting screened for colorectal cancer.

Featured EpiCenter Opportunities:

Health Literacy Workshop

Health Literacy Workshop

The Alaska Native Epidemiology Center (EpiCenter) is hosting a Health Literacy Workshop on May 13-14, 2013. The workshop will focus on developing and/or modifying communication strategies using health literacy principles.

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Collaborative Program Evaluation

The Alaska Native Tribal Health Consortium’s Division of Community Health Services is hosting an advanced evaluation workshop in Anchorage, AK. Go to our education page for details.

UAA MPH Scholarship

2013 Summer Session MPH Scholarships
Now Closed!

The EpiCenter is no longer accepting applications. Just missed the deadline? Visit our education page for details about our scholarship programs.

About Us

Our Data

We provide regional and statewide health data for Alaska Native people.

Regional Health Profiles

Health Status Report

Alaska Native Mortality Report

Maternal Child Health Data Book

Colorectal Program

The Colorectal Cancer Control Program works to increase colorectal cancer screening across the Alaska Native Tribal Health System. Click here for program information and resources.

Tumor Registry

Cancer is the leading cause of death among Alaska Native people. The Alaska Native Tumor Registry has monitored important cancer data since 1969 to better understand cancer prevelance among Alaska Native people.