South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control

We promote and protect the health of the public and the environment.

View definitions, explanations and facts about each Content Area. Air Quality Birth Defects Cancer Carbon Monoxide (CO) Childhood Lead Climate and Health Coastal Environment Drinking Water Quality Hospitalization Data Mothers & Babies Contaminated Sites

Create and Explore health and environmental maps, charts, trendlines, and data tables.

TRACK IT. View tables of environmental and health data where you live, work and play. Air Quality Birth Defects Cancer Carbon Monoxide (CO) Childhood Lead Climate and Health Drinking Water Quality Hospitalization Data Mothers & Babies Occupational Health

MAP IT. View maps and charts of environmental and health data by county in SC. Air Quality Birth Defects Cancer Carbon Monoxide (CO) Childhood Lead Drinking Water Quality Hospitalization Data Mothers & Babies Create a Map

USE IT. View suggestions to help make better choices for your health and the environment. Air Quality Birth Defects Cancer Carbon Monoxide (CO) Childhood Lead Climate and Health Coastal Environment Drinking Water Quality Hospitalization Data Mothers & Babies Occupational Health

The South Carolina Environmental Public Health Tracking (SC EPHT) Program is part of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) National Environmental Public Health Tracking Program (EPHT) designated to coordinate, establish, and share nationally consistent data and information.

The data collected by this program can be used to help us better understand potential interactions between our environment and our health. Learn More about the SC EPHT Program...

For additional information, contact the SC EPHT program: epht@dhec.sc.gov

For additional information, email epht@dhec.sc.gov

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