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2023 Q1 Communicable Disease Report

SUMMARY OF SELECTED REPORTABLE DISEASES Jan-March 2023

Case counts refer to confirmed and probable cases 1,2,3

       

Jan-March     2023

Jan-March   2022

 5-year Median Jan-March

VACCINE PREVENTABLE DISEASES

 

 

 

              Haemophilus influenzae, invasive disease

0

1

1

              Influenza virus

724

705

705

              Measles

0

0

0

              Meningococcal invasive disease

0

0

0

              Mumps

0

0

0

              Novel Coronavirus3

1296

17612

8667

              Pertussis

3

0

1

ENTERIC DISEASES:

 

 

 

              Amebiasis

0

0

0

              Campylobacteriosis

6

10

11

              Cryptosporidiosis

0

1

1

              Escherichia coli, Shiga toxin-producing

2

0

0

              Giardiasis

1

0

0

              Listeriosis

0

0

0

              Salmonellosis

6

3

2

              Shigellosis

0

0

0

              Vibrio infection

1

0

0

              Yersiniosis

0

1

0

VIRAL HEPATIDES:

 

 

 

              Hepatitis A

0

1

1

              Hepatitis B  (acute & non-acute)

7

13

5

INVASIVE DISEASES:

 

 

 

              Legionellosis

0

0

0

              Streptococcal Group A, invasive

1

1

0

              Streptococcal Group B, invasive, infant <90 days

0

0

0

              Streptococcus pneumoniae, invasive

4

4

2

VECTOR-BORNE & ZOONOTIC DISEASES:

 

 

 

              Chikungunya

0

0

0

              Dengue

0

0

0

              Hantavirus infection

0

0

0

              West Nile virus

0

0

0

              Zika

0

0

0

ALSO OF INTEREST IN ARIZONA:

 

 

 

              Candida auris

2

1

0

              Carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae (CRE)

1

4

3

              Coccidioidomycosis

24

24

25

              Mpox

0

0

0

1Data are provisional and reflect case reports to Mohave County Department of Public Health during this period.

2These counts reflect the date reported or tested and not necessarily the date infected.                          

3The 5-year median includes cases reported 2018-2022; novel coronavirus uses a 3-year median, 2020-2022 

Updated 04/25/2023

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