Whole Health Community Data Dashboard
Leading Causes of Death in Texas
By considering Whole Health dimensions, such as environmental exposures, social well-being, behavior and access to care, we can better understand and intervene on major drivers of mortality in Texas like heart disease, cancer, respiratory illness, diabetes and stroke.
Community
Why it Matters*: Nutrition, physical activity and rest are core elements of health and well being. Those who engage in regular activity and are able to obtain adequate nutrition experience better energy levels, longevity and immune function. Physical well-being is directly linked to chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Self-Care
Why it Matters*: Prioritizing self-care helps prevent burnout, improves emotional regulation and boosts daily functioning. Consistent self-care is linked to improved management of chronic conditions and greater confidence in navigating their own health journey.
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Spiritual Health
Why it Matters*: A sense of purpose and connection can enhance resilience, reduce the risk of depression and contribute to overall long-term wellness and vitality. Spirituality encompasses people’s connection to faith communities, engagement with nature and their reflective practices.
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Physical Health
Why it Matters*: Nutrition, physical activity and rest are core elements of health and well being. Those who engage in regular activity and are able to obtain adequate nutrition experience better energy levels, longevity and immune function. Physical well-being is directly linked to chronic conditions such as diabetes and cardiovascular disease.
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Financial Health
Why it Matters*: Financial well-being supports access to care and sustained wellness. Financial instability is leading factors of poor health outcomes, leading to skipped care, medication non-adherence and chronic stress.
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Mental Health
Why it Matters*: Mental health is foundational to overall health. Conditions like anxiety, depression and PTS (Post-Traumatic Stress) can lead to or worsen physical health conditions. Mental well-being is associated with increased productivity, stronger immune systems and reduced risk of substance misuse.
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Environmental Health
Why it Matters*: A healthy environment can enhance sleep, lower blood pressure and support heathy lifestyles. While access to parks, clean water and sustainable neighborhoods supports healthier lives, negative environmental factors such as pollution, noise and unsafe housing contribute to chronic disease and stress.
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