
Data That Matters July 2022
In the US in 1989 the wealthiest 1% held 24% of the wealth. As of 2019 they held 31%. The Continue reading
In the US in 1989 the wealthiest 1% held 24% of the wealth. As of 2019 they held 31%. The Continue reading
Alaska hit a record temperature of 67F (19.4C) for December. Suicides were the 12th leading cause of death in the Continue reading
The good news is that there are “30% fewer suicide attempts among patients who were screened for suicide risk” (Pew Continue reading
Conflicts, terrorism, and disasters grab headlines, making it appear that they are the leading causes of death. There are about Continue reading
From 2006 through 2019 the percentage of people having recently felt stress has risen from 29% to 35%. That jumped Continue reading
File that title under “duh”. But 2020 was a heightened example of a trend that began to be measured in Continue reading
The US has more deaths by firearms than any other country, a startling set of statistics considering the countries many Continue reading
Sadly, the pandemic has continued long enough that there has been time to collect a significant amount of data proving Continue reading