The NH Environmental Public Health Tracking (EPHT) Program is a cooperative initiative between the NH Department of Health and Human Services and the NH Department of Environmental Services. NH EPHT is funded by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to improve public health by providing science-based information on the trends and distributions of environmentally-related diseases.

NH EPHT also administers the Environmental Health Data Integration Network (EHDIN). EHDIN provides data and information about environmental hazards, exposures, and related health effects to environmental and public health professionals, legislators, advocacy groups, researchers, and the public to better facilitate the prevention and control of environmentally related health problems in New Hampshire communities.

NH EPHT is part of the CDC's national Environmental Public Health Tracking Network. The network was developed to integrate nationally consistent environment and public health data to support research, programs and policies that help protect the health of communities nationwide.

ENTER EHDIN Public access to EHDIN is temporarily disabled.

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	January is Radon Awareness Month. To learn about radon in NH, read our latest issue brief Geographic Patterns of Radon Exposure and Radon Testing in New Hampshire.