Our aim is to provide aggregate health information about different geographic areas (not individual people!) for purposes of community engagement and to directly inform public health stakeholders about the local burden of exposures that might contribute to lifespan inequality. We do so by integrating publicly available data with clinical information from limited use datasets that are provided under specific data use, material transfer or business associate agreements. Because data collection and analysis is ongoing, and because planned scopes of work to expand the functionality of our interactive map tool are underway, please expect future updates to occur iteratively.