The National Health Interview Survey (NHIS) has released the 2008 data.

PRI researchers may request the above data from the Data Archivist.

Medical Expenditure Panel Survey (MEPS) has released the 2007 Full Year Population Characteristics data file.

PRI researchers may request the above data from the Data Archivist.

The 2007 Area Resource File (ARF) is now available for purchase.

PRI researchers may request the above data from the Data Archivist.

The National Center for Health Statistics (NCHS) has released the following new and updated National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) data:

2005-2006:
- Vitamin D
- Hepatitis C Antibody (variables added)

2003-2004:
- Cardiovascular Fitness (new)
- Lab 06 Vitamin D (updated)

2001-2002:
- Lab 06 Vitamin D

NHANES III:
- Surplus Sera Laboratory Component: Dialkylphosphates (new)
- Electrocardiogram, Dietary Recall, Laboratory, Dietary Supplement and Prescription Drug (updated)

When making direct comparisons between serum 25-hydroxyvitamin D measurements across waves, please reference the website for necessary adjustments.

The Bangladesh DHS 2007 survey are now available.

PRI researchers may request the above data from the Data Archivist.

US Department of Housing and Urban Development has released the “2007 AHS National Data“.

The National Study of Fertility Barriers is a nationally representative telephone survey of women age 25-45. The focus of the survey is biomedical fertility barriers including subfecundity, repeated miscarriages, health conditions that preclude childbearing, and sterilization regret. The data is available to all researchers but registration is required before data is released.

For more information on the NSFB and instructions on registering to obtain access, see the NSFB SodaPop page.

NCHS has released the drafts for the NHIS 2008 and 2009 Survey Questionnaires.

All waves and topical modules for SIPP 2004 is now available To Penn State researchers on SodaPop.

NHIS has released the 2006 Paradata file and 2008 Questionnaire.

PRI researchers may request the above data from the Data Archivist.