Data and Reports
Page last updated 11/18/2024.
This page includes data for the numerous reportable diseases and conditions monitored and investigated by the Epidemiology and Immunization Services Branch (EISB).
- These data are presented as reports and in an interactive data dashboard.
- The most recent, finalized data can be found in the dashboard.
- Preliminary data for the current year are available in the monthly reports.
On this page:
This dashboard shows an overview of cases of reportable communicable diseases in San Diego County. It will be updated yearly.
- Case counts from the most recent 5 years of available data are shown in the table below.
- Depending on the number of cases per year and the type of information collected during case investigations, additional demographic, geographic, and epidemiologic data may be shown.
- See Annual Communicable Disease Dashboard Notes and Sources for information on organization and content, methods, data sources, resources, and acknowledgements.
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How to use this dashboard
- To see the data for a specific disease, click on the disease in the table. Use the scroll bar to the right of the table to see more diseases.
- After choosing a disease, the Overall Trends page will show a bar graph with yearly case counts for diseases with recorded cases in San Diego County. If available, cases by month and a comparison to California and United States rates will also show.
- Use the buttons to the right of the graph to move to different sections: Demographics, Additional Info, Map, Disease Info, Notes, Resources.
- On each page, hover your mouse or finger over the dashboard elements to see a pop-up that displays more data and descriptions.
- On the map page, hover your mouse or finger over the map to bring up a toolbar that includes the option to zoom in and out, pan the view, and make selections. Use the home button on the toolbar to reset the map after zooming or panning the view. Click outside of map area to remove selections.
- To see data for a different disease, use the disease drop-down menu above the dashboard. Return to the 5-Year Table by selecting the top button to the right of the dashboard.
Respiratory Virus Surveillance
COVID-19, flu, and RSV hospitalization, deaths, and testing.
Mpox cases, hospitalizations, deaths, and demographics.
Percent vaccinated, and demographics.
These reports provide monthly and year-to-date counts of select
communicable diseases reported to the Epidemiology and Immunization
Services Branch. Each month, the report also includes a feature
article on a different topic.
2024
- November 2024: Rabies
- October 2024: Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza
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September 2024: Dengue Virus Infection
- August 2024: Communicable Disease in Persons Experiencing Homelessness
- July 2024: Coccidioidomycosis
- June 2024: Yersiniosis
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May
2024: Meningococcal Disease
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April 2024: Vibriosis
- March 2024: Chagas Disease
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February
2024: Leptospirosis
- January 2024: Norovirus
2023
- December 2023: Respiratory Syncytial Virus Infection (RSV)
- November 2023: Pertussis
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October
2023: Salmonellosis
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September
2023: Shiga Toxin-Producing E. coli
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August 2023: Malaria
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July 2023: Rickettsial Disease
- June 2023: Congenital Syphilis
- May 2023: Dengue Virus Infection
- April 2023: Legionellosis
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March 2023: Candida Auris
- February 2023: Hepatitis A
- January 2023: Measles
2022
- December 2022: Hepatitis B
- November 2022: Brucellosis
- October 2022: Norovirus
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September
2022: Monkeypox (MPX)
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August
2022: Typhoid Fever and Paratyphoid Fever
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July 2022: Q Fever
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June 2022: Hepatitis C
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May 2022: Hantavirus
- April 2022: Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome in Children (MIS-C)
- March 2022: Candida auris
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February
2022: Listeriosis
- January 2022: Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease
2021
- December 2021: Cysticercosis
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November
2021: Rickettsial Disease
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October
2021: Shigellosis
- September 2021: Varicella
- August 2021: Cyclosporiasis
- July 2021: Campylobacteriosis
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June
2021: Cryptosporidiosis
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May
2021: Coccidioidomycosis
- April 2021: Rabies
- March 2021: Giardiasis
- February 2021: Botulism
- January 2021: Tuberculosis
2020
- December 2020: Hepatitis A
- November 2020: Viral Meningitis
- October 2020: Necrotizing Fasciitis
- September 2020: Meningococcal Disease
- August 2020: Legionellosis
- July 2020: Vibriosis
- June 2020: West Nile Virus
- May 2020: Salmonellosis
- April 2020: Malaria
- March 2020
- February 2020: Haemophilus influenzae Disease
- January 2020: Homelessness and Communicable Disease
2019
- December 2019: Shigellosis
- November 2019: Hepatitis C
- October 2019: Rickettsial Infections
- September 2019: HIV Disease
- August 2019: Mumps
- July 2019: Foodborne Disease Outbreaks
- June 2019: Pertussis
- May 2019: Typhoid Fever and Paratyphoid Fever
- April 2019: Scombroid and Ciguatera Fish Poisonings
- March 2019: Brucellosis
- February 2019: Yersiniosis
- January 2019: Measles
2018
- December 2018: Varicella
- November 2018: Listeriosis
- October 2018: Campylobacteriosis
- September 2018: Cryptosporidiosis
- August 2018: Cyclosporiasis
- July 2018: Syphilis
- June 2018: Dengue, Chikungunya, and Zika Virus Infections
- May 2018: Shiga Toxin-Producing E. Coli
- April 2018: Giardiasis
- March 2018: Meningococcal Disease
- February 2018: Coccidioidomycosis
- January 2018: Norovirus
2017
- December 2017: Necrotizing Fasciitis
- November 2017: Legionellosis
- October 2017: Viral Meningitis
- September 2017: Botulism
- August 2017: Vibriosis
- July 2017: West Nile Virus
- June 2017: Salmonellosis
- May 2017: Rabies
- April 2017: Shigellosis
- March 2017: Hepatitis A
- February 2017: Mumps
- January 2017: Pertussis
These reports provide an overview of select communicable diseases
reported to the Epidemiology and Immunization Services Branch. New
reports are not being published. For the most recent data, see the
above dashboard.
Five-Year Table of Reportable Diseases and Conditions
This data table, updated annually, provides case counts by year of reportable diseases and conditions in San Diego County.
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Community Health
Statistics
- HIV, STD and Hepatitis Branch
- HIV Epidemiology Unit
- Maternal, Child, and Family Health Services
- Tuberculosis Control and Refugee Health Branch
Call the Epidemiology Unit at (619) 692-8499, or send an e-mail, for more information.