MSTAHRS
MSTAHRS
MSTAHRS is a web-based query system designed to offer users flexibility, allowing them to produce statistical data using simple to very complex queries. Available on this page are links to the most used categories available in MSTAHRS. Users are encouraged to take a few minutes to become familiar with what MSTAHRS has to offer. For a more detailed explanation on how to get started with your first query, click the Help/Notes button.
No names or individual identification numbers are retrievable from MSTAHRS. You will note cells containing values less than 5 events will be suppressed with an asterisk (*). Rates with less than 20 events are highlighted because of the instability and unreliability of these values
Births categorized by year, age group, race, ethnicity, marital status, pregnancy behaviors, and place of residence.
BIRTH DATA
Pregnancies categorized by year, age-group, race, marital status, education, outcome type, and place of residence.
PREGNANCY DATA
Deaths categorized by year, age group, sex, race, ethnicity, place of residence, and cause of death.
DEATH DATA
Early elective delivery births categorized by year, age-group, race, ethnicity, marital status, education, and place of residence.
EARLY ELECTIVE DELIVERY DATA
Infant deaths categorized by year, age-group, sex, race, ethnicity, place of residence, and cause of death.
INFANT DEATH DATA
Population categorized by year, age group, sex, race, ethnicity, and place of residence.
POPULATION DATA
Marriages categorized by year, age-group, race, education, type of ceremony, and place of residence.
MARRIAGE DATA
Divorces categorized by year, race, number of children, years of marriage, cause of divorce, and place of residence.
DIVORCE DATA
Information on how to use the MSTAHRS system. Technical notes regarding statistical methods used in calculation of rates.
MSTAHRS HELP
Reference document for common questions concerning vital records procedures and how to obtain certificates and documents.
VITAL RECORDS FAQ
Mississippi State Department of Health, Office of Vital Records & Public Health Statistics
Last Revised: November 17, 2022