Health Infographics

Disease forecasting plays a crucial role in safeguarding the public from the proliferation of infectious diseases. It involves utilizing public health data to anticipate the impact of a disease on a local community. This predictive approach grants ample time to allocate essential resources to the regions most affected.

A variety of drinks, foods, and habits can lead to stained teeth over time. The main culprits that cause tooth discoloration are drinks like coffee, tea, and red wine; smoking cigarettes can also lead to teeth turning brown. The research team at Imagix Dental created a Discolored Teeth Index that ranks the 50 states and major U.S. cities on the likelihood of the people there having discolored teeth.

Child obesity in the United States is a serious problem that has been escalating over the years. In fact, it has been called “one of the most serious public health challenges of the 21st century” by the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. That’s why the team at Playground Equipment created this infographic examining child obesity rates by state.

With the technological advances in the market with insurance card scan, all parties benefit. Office staff no longer need to waste time with manual input and costly errors. Learn more on how insurance card scan in healthcare has improved efficiency in the following visual deep dive.

Ever wonder how much effort is needed to efficiently transport items around enormous hospital systems and campuses? This is one of the reasons why pneumatic tube transport systems are so important. Learn more about their inner workings in the following infographic.

Australia health and safety statistics have been collected since 2003 and are an indication of the safety of Australia’s workplaces. They reveal whether workplace health and safety have improved or deteriorated over time. The following infographic illustrates safe work statistics, the state of work health and safety in Australia over a 10-year time period.

The Medicare Annual Enrollment Period, also known as the Annual Election Period, allows you to change your existing Medicare Advantage or Medicare Part D prescription drug coverage for the following year. In the following infographic, MedicareFAQ.com reviews the Medicare Annual Enrollment Period, when it happens, how it works, and how to best utilize the enrollment period.