Historical Document
This document is provided by the National Center for Environmental Health’s Health Studies Branch ONLY as an historical reference for the public health community. It is no longer being maintained and the data it contains may no longer be current and/or accurate.
For information about current activies, please visit the
Health Studies Branch (HSB) website.
State and local health departments provide the first level of response to a suspected cancer cluster. These agencies, along with the state cancer registry, collect and analyze local-level data and calculate expected and actual cancer rates.
If you suspect a cancer cluster in your community or workplace, or if you'd like information such as cancer statistics or trends in your area, first contact your state or local health department or state cancer registry. Contact information for state and local health departments is provided on the state Web sites listed below.
Note: Use Control+F (Cmd+F on Mac) to search for a word or phrase.
A-G
- Alabama [external link]
- Alaska [external link]
- Arizona [external link]
- Arkansas [external link]
- California [external link]
- Colorado [external link]
- Tri-County Health Department [external link]
- Connecticut [external link]
- Delaware [external link]
- District of Columbia [external link]
- Florida [external link]
- Georgia [external link]
H-M
- Hawaii [external link]
- Idaho [external link]
- Illinois [external link]
- Indiana [external link]
- Allen County, Fort Wayne [external link]
- Marion County, Indianapolis [external link]
- St. Joseph County, South Bend [external link]
- Iowa [external link]
- Iowa Public Health Information (IPHI) [external link]
- Kansas [external link]
- Kentucky [external link]
- Louisiana [external link]
- Maine [external link]
- Maryland [external link]
- Massachusetts [external link]
- Boston [external link]
- Michigan [external link]
- Branch-Hillsdale-St. Joseph Community Health Agency [external link]
- Genesee County [external link]
- Ingham County [external link]
- Kent County [external link]
- Livingston County [external link]
- Macomb County [external link]
- Midland County [external link]
- Muskegon County [external link]
- Oakland County [external link]
- Wayne County [external link]
- Minnesota [external link]
- Mississippi [external link]
- Missouri [external link]
- Kansas City [external link]
- St. Charles County [external link]
- St. Louis County [external link]
- Montana [external link]
N-P
- Nebraska [external link]
- Nevada [external link]
- New Hampshire [external link]
- New Jersey [external link]
- New Mexico [external link]
- Office of Health Emergency Management [external link]
- New York [external link]
- North Carolina [external link]
- Durham County [external link]
- North Dakota [external link]
- Ohio [external link]
- Columbus [external link]
- Cuyahoga County District Board of Health [external link]
- Union County [external link]
- Wayne County [external link]
- Oklahoma [external link]
- Oregon [external link]
- Multnomah County [external link]
- Oregon Occupational Safety and Health Division [external link]
- Pennsylvania [external link]
R-W
- Rhode Island [external link]
- South Carolina [external link]
- South Dakota [external link]
- Tennessee [external link]
- Nashville & Davidson County [external link]
- Texas [external link]
- City of Houston [external link]
- Harris County [external link]
- Tarrant County [external link]
- Utah [external link]
- Vermont [external link]
- Virginia [external link]
- Washington [external link]
- Public Health - Seattle & King County [external link]
- Tacoma-Pierce County Health Department [external link]
- Snohomish County [external link]
- West Virginia [external link]
- Wisconsin [external link]
- City of Milwaukee [external link]
- Wyoming [external link]
