Endocrine Society ENDO 2026

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IEPR
30 June 2026

During the annual meeting of the Endocrine Society (ENDO 2026) held in Chicago, Natalia Vázquez-Colón, representing the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics, presented original research on the incidence of type 1 diabetes in adolescents aged 15 to 19 in Puerto Rico.

The results showed an upward trend in incidence during the 2009–2024 period. The analysis identified a significant average annual growth of 4.1%.

The research was conducted through a collaboration between the Institute of Statistics and the Pediatric Diabetes Foundation.  Participation in ENDO 2026 allowed for sharing scientific evidence generated in Puerto Rico with a highly prestigious national and international audience of researchers, academics, and clinicians.

Access a copy of the presentation at: Trends in Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus Among Individuals Aged 15-19 Years in Puerto Rico.

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Public Hearing “Protecting, Managing and Preserving Digital Evidence in Criminal Cases”

The Institute participated in the public hearing on “Protecting, Managing and Preserving Digital Evidence in Criminal Cases”.

From the Institute's perspective, the regulation of digital evidence in criminal proceedings must explicitly incorporate a statistical and data governance approach that strengthens the quality, integrity, traceability and availability of the information that underpins judicial and public policy decision-making.

The Institute recognizes the relevance of the proposed issues and supports the development of a legal framework that, in addition to establishing substantive obligations, enables the generation of indicators, standardized administrative records and interoperable systems to monitor the performance of the criminal justice system in terms of digital evidence, while respecting the principles of confidentiality, protection of personal data and fundamental rights.

Access the explanatory memorial: https://www.estadisticas.pr.gov/blogposts/memorial-explicativo-para-la-vista-publica-proteccion-manejo-y-conservacion-de-evidencia-digital-en-casos-penales

The Institute of Statistics and the Fire Bureau have coordinated strategies to improve the bureau's statistical reporting.

The Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics and the Fire Bureau have coordinated strategies to improve the Bureau's statistical reporting.

Dr. Orville M. Disdier Flores, Executive Director of the Institute, and Commissioner Josué Piñeiro Torres of the Fire Bureau led a meeting that resulted in a work plan to improve the processes for collecting, analyzing, and producing the statistics and reports generated by the Bureau.

Producing more comprehensive, reliable, and easily accessible statistics will promote better decision-making and service optimization.

Access the infographic on incidents reported by the Puerto Rico Fire Bureau: Incidents reported by the Puerto Rico Fire Bureau (2022-2025).

Statistical Report to the Governor: Foreign Trade Fiscal Year 2026

Statistical Report to the Governor - Foreign Trade Fiscal Year 2026

The Statistical Report to the Governor is an initiative by the Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics aimed at presenting statistical analyses on topics of relevance to Puerto Rico.

These reports examine data and indicators across various contexts, disciplines, and subject areas, with the goal of providing objective, evidence-based information to help understand matters of public interest.

Each edition addresses a specific theme through the analysis, integration, and interpretation of various data sources. This initiative seeks to strengthen the use of statistics as a tool for decision-making, public policy formulation, and the analysis of Puerto Rico's economic and social reality.

Access this first edition, on Foreign Trade for Fiscal Year 2026, via the following link: https://www.estadisticas.pr.gov/blogposts/informe-estadistico-a-la-gobernadora---comercio-exterior-ano-fiscal-2026.