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Assembling a data set for a particular research question from the Human Mortality Database (HMD) can be cumbersome. Different tools exist for facilitating this task in R. This report describes a Stata add-on module, called "hmddata", that facilitates importing and working with HMD data in Stata. It can import almost all of HMD statistics in an easy and flexible manner. It can also be used to accomplish common data tasks, and allows for the easy creation of tables and graphs. Motivation The Human Mortality Database offers a rich set of demographic statistics, most notably mortality statistics, and is a widely used data source in demographic and health research, and in the social sciences in general. While its usage is free of charge, the technical data acquisition can be cumbersome, since the full data offering is scattered across 7000+ text files. Compiling a data set geared towards a particular research question can be a tedious task. It would therefore be desirable to have tools that facilitate the data import. Such tools currently exist only for R. Available R packages are:  HMDHFDplus (Riffe 2015): accesses files for any statistic offered by the HMD.  Demography (Hyndman 2014): function hmd.mx() accesses files for mortality rates, population counts, and life expectancy at birth (1x1 year-by-age grid only). The above packages access single (country-specific) text files over the web. In addition, two MPIDR technical reports provide R scripts that access HMD data:  Scripts by Shkolnikov/Jdanov (2016) import life table data and death rates for all countries.

hmddata - a Stata module to access and work with data from the Human Mortality Database