Solutions · Public health teams, payers, providers and health-product marketers
Health and public health
Populations by condition and habit, by state, from a synthetic population you can check first. Every answer comes with its interval, who said what, and why.
What you ask
How people with a condition (diabetes, high blood pressure, asthma), smokers, drinkers or people in poor health would answer, by state and by group; and how large those groups are.
What you get
Counts and shares of health populations from a layer calibrated to national health surveys and fitted to each state, their answers with intervals and breakdowns, and the reasons they give.
Questions to start with
Each opens an answer from a representative sample of the population, with its interval, who said what, and why.
Would adults with diabetes in Texas use a free app that tracks their blood sugar?How many adults in West Virginia smoke?What share of adults in Colorado get no exercise?
Other solutions
Market and opinion researchTest survey items before the field workConsumer brands and product teamsWillingness to pay, choices, conceptsMedia and advertisingAudience size and response, by placePublic policy and governmentHow a policy lands, by region and groupAcademic and social researchPilot instruments, draw reproducible samplesAI and simulation buildersA grounded population to sample agents from