PopHIVE

Disease Overview

Cross-disease situation report for one US state or the nation — what's elevated, rising, declining, or stale across every PopHIVE topic. For straightforward single-slice questions only (e.g. "anything elevated in Connecticut?", "public health sitrep for Florida?"). If the answer needs anything beyond reading one precomputed evidence block, use get_data. Examples: "What's going on health-wise in Texas?", "Public health sitrep for Florida", "Anything elevated in Connecticut?" Not for: a single d

Current Disease Status

Current-status verdict for one disease in one US place — level, direction, and risk right now. For straightforward single-slice questions only (e.g. "is flu rising in Texas?", "how bad is COVID nationally?"). If the answer needs anything beyond reading one precomputed evidence block, use get_data. Examples: "Is RSV rising in Connecticut?", "How bad is flu nationally?", "What is the risk of measles in Texas?", "Current COVID situation in New York." Not for: trends over time (get_trend), ranking

Disease Trend Time Series

Trend over time for one disease in one US place — direction, peak, and change, optionally stratified or pinned to one source. For straightforward single-slice questions only (e.g. "how has RSV changed since January?", "flu trend in Ohio"). If the answer needs anything beyond reading one precomputed evidence block, use get_data. Examples: "What are the latest trends in COVID?", "How has flu changed since January?", "Diabetes trend in Ohio over 5 years." season_over_season evidence compares the

Geographic Disease Ranking

Geographic ranking — which US states or counties are highest or lowest on one disease, by current level or recent change. For straightforward single-slice questions only (e.g. "which counties have the highest RSV?", "how does Texas rank on flu?"). If the answer needs anything beyond reading one precomputed evidence block, use get_data. Examples: "What parts of the US have the highest rates of flu right now?", "How do diabetes rates differ across the US by county?", "How does Texas rank?", "Whic

Compare Geographies or Sources

Side-by-side comparison of one disease across 2–5 US places, or agreement between surveillance sources in one place. For straightforward single-slice questions only (e.g. "is RSV worse in CT than NY?", "do wastewater and ED visits agree on COVID?"). If the answer needs anything beyond reading one precomputed evidence block, use get_data. Examples: "Is RSV worse in CT than NY?", "Compare diabetes in Texas vs California", "Do wastewater and ED visits agree on COVID?" Not for: one place's status

US Vaccination Coverage

US childhood vaccination coverage — the rate for one vaccine in one place and whether it meets targets. For straightforward single-slice questions only (e.g. "kindergarten MMR rate in Idaho?", "is Texas below 95% MMR?"). If the answer needs anything beyond reading one precomputed evidence block, use get_data. Examples: "Kindergarten MMR rate in Idaho?", "Is Texas below 95% MMR?", "Polio vaccination rate in Connecticut." Not for: disease activity (get_current_status), trends (get_trend), covera

Data Catalog and Raw Access

Data catalog and raw-data gateway. The six specialized tools answer single-slice questions — current status, trend, map/ranking, A-vs-B compare, coverage — with server-verified evidence; try them first, escalating here costs one call. Use get_data when evidence can't carry the answer: multi-stratum gaps, history beyond the served window, complete lists, cross-dataset joins, custom math. Flow: (1) catalog, (2) disease='about' for the guide, (3) view schema + data_url, (4) download and compute — r