The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Minority Health (OMH) Population Profiles are a collection of detailed data summaries about many chronic diseases and related factors that influence the health status and health outcomes of racial and ethnic minority populations and American Indians/Alaska Natives in the United States. HHS OMH compiles and reports data from a variety of federal agency sources to make these data more accessible and increase knowledge and understanding of chronic diseases and health risks affecting minority health.
Population Profiles
American Indian/Alaska Native Profile
Asian American Profile
Black/African American Profile
Hispanic/Latino Profile
Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Profile
Additional Resources
Key Terms and Definitions
This page includes explanations of section headings used in the HHS OMH Population Profiles.
Data Sources
This page provides links to additional information about many of the data sources used the HHS OMH Population Profiles.
Date Last Reviewed: March 2026