Statistics

Disease Group

 Disease 2014 2015 2016  2017  2018
Food borne Campylobacter  7 18 20 24 17
  Cryptosporidiosis 3 3 3 13 5

Giardiasis 53 69  110  33
 27
Salmonellosis 31 23  20  24 18
Shigellosis 7 20
  54  16 2
  Shiga toxin producing Escherichia coli (STEC) 3 1 4 1 5
Meningitis Meningitis - Aseptic 38 27  28 31 34
Meningitis - Bacterial Other 9 5  11  4 3
Meningococcal Disease 0 0  0  0 0
Streptococcus Pneumoniae, Invasive Disease 14 18 20  27 21
Vector borne Lyme Disease 1 1 6 13 5
West Nile Virus 0 0  0  1 5 
Viral Hepatitis Hepatitis A 2 3 2 14 17
Hepatitis B, Chronic 44 44 52 44 34
Hepatitis C, Chronic 143 122 257 349 302
Vaccine Preventable Diseases Chickenpox (Varicella) 38 32 34 31 23
Hib. Influenzae Inv 0 3  5  7  2
Measles 0 0  0  0  0
Mumps 2 0 1  0 2
Pertussis 39 12 10 43 30
Rubella 0 0  0  0 0
Influenza Influenza 101 199 190 765 796

Influenza Like Illness (ILI) (Aggregate count) 2,892 4,686 9,316 16,034 16,724

*Numbers subject to change as case reports are updated.


Strep Pneumoniae, Inv (all presentations)
Strep Pneumoniae, Inv (all presentations)

Communicable Disease Report

Public health surveillance is one of the most effective and efficient ways of monitoring population health on daily basis. The main purpose of the communicable disease surveillance is to identify potential threats to public health due to communicable disease and to provide guidance to prevention and control programs. Most people do not recognize the critical role public health surveillance plays in their daily lives. The reason is that potential threats to people’s are either being eliminated or eradicated before they start appearing in large populations. At the local level, surveillance of communicable disease serves various functions including monitoring trends of infectious diseases, assessment of communicable disease risks, and to provide information which may be used to track the progress of disease prevention and control programs. Communicable disease surveillance plays a major role in local, state and national health security through early detection of outbreaks and effective public health response to prevent dangerous large scale health impact.

Communicable Disease Report 2015
Communicable Disease Report 2016
Communicable Disease Report 2017
Communicable Disease Report 2018

Infographics




Resources

Health Screening

Printer-Ready Fact Sheets, Flyers and Signage

Basic COVID-19 Fact Sheet
Full Color (English)
Spanish
Arabic
Swahili(text only)
Somali (text only)
Black and White Fact Sheet (English)

Basic COVID-19 Prevention Flyer
English
Burmese
Nepali
Spanish
Swahili

Social Distancing Flyer
English
Arabic
Burmese
French
Nepali
Somali
Spanish

Social Distancing (Multiple languages)

Differences Between Social Distancing, Self-Monitoring,Quarantine, Isolation
English
Spanish

Hand Washing (Multiple languages)

Slowing the Spread with Masks and Face Coverings (English only)

Flu vs. COVID-19 vs. Common Cold (English only)

Prevention in Apartments (English only)
For Renters
For Landlords/Employees

Tips for People Living in Close Quarters (English only)

Building Health Screening Signage (English only)
Signs 
Signs with crop marks for professional printers 

Workplace Screening Form

Workplace Checklist

COVID-19 Precautions for Protesters (from the NYC Health Department)

Wear a Mask (Multiple languages)

Masks, Social Distancing and Hand Washing Required Sign (Multiple languages)

Audio Files
**Thank you to the Refugee Development Center for assisting us with much of the translation.

Ingham County Emergency Orders



Press Releases

Health Department