SD Data Resources
The South Dakota Department of Health maintains a number of data dashboards containing maps, graphs, and charts, allowing the public to explore a wide range of data and trends.
Cancer Programs
- Cancer County Assessment Tool (link coming soon)
- SD Cancer Plan Dashboard
- Breast Cancer Dashboard
- Lung Cancer Dashboard
- Clinical Trials Dashboard
Immunization Program
- Influenza Vaccination Dashboard
- School Immunization Dashboard
- Childhood Immunization Dashboard
- HPV Vaccination Dashboard
Tobacco Control Program
Heart Disease & Stroke Program
Other DOH Data & Reports
Diabetes In South Dakota
Explore national- and state-level data for diabetes.
South Dakota American Indian Cancer Disparities Data Report
As part of efforts to reduce the burden of cancer in South Dakota through the implementation of the SD Cancer Plan 2015-2020, the SD Cancer Coalition identified numerous disparities in incidence, late-stage incidence, mortality, and preventative screening rates for breast, cervical, colorectal and lung cancer between the white and American Indian populations in South Dakota. To address these inequities, key partners including the SD Department of Health and Great Plains Tribal Chairmen’s Health Board conducted further analysis of the available data.
County Health Rankings for Diabetes in South Dakota
In South Dakota, 7% of adults were living with a diagnosis of diabetes. This ranged from 7% to 20% of adults across counties in the state. The 2023 County Health Rankings used data from 2020 for this measure.
HPV Cancer & Prevention Profile: South Dakota
Gaps in HPV vaccination coverage compared to other recommended vaccines for adolescents (Tdap and MenACWY) reveal missed opportunities. Use local data to inform efforts to reduce missed opportunities in HPV vaccination.
Breast Cancer Monograph, 2026
This report highlights female breast cancer trends in South Dakota, including incidence, mortality, survival, risk factors, screening rates, and access to mammography services.
HPV Cancer Prevention Monograph, 2023
The HPV vaccine prevents over 90% of HPV-associated cancers.