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Arizona is experiencing an increase in pertussis cases in 2005.
Due to an overall decline in cases in late August and September, the state wide outbreak
ended on October 11, 2005. The outbreak was
declared on May 19, 2005. This page contains statistical information in
relation to the ongoing status of pertussis cases throughout the state.
Reported Pertussis Cases
(through 11/04/2005)
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2005
Year-to-Date
(as
reported to ADHS)
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2000-2004
5-year median
(End of year)
(as reported to ADHS)
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Arizona
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874 |
278
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Apache
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8
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1
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Cochise
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2
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0
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Coconino
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44
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5
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Gila
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8
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2
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Graham
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1
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0
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Greenlee
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1
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0
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La
Paz
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1
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0
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Maricopa
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455
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127
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Mohave
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20
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6
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Navajo
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3
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1
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Pima
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281
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35
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Pinal
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10
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4
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Santa
Cruz
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4
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0
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Yavapai
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20
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9
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Yuma
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16
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1
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Statewide
Pertussis activity 2005
White:
No reported activity
Yellow: 0 - 10 reported cases per 100,000 population
(Cochise, Graham, Navajo, Pinal, La Paz)
Brown: 10 - 20 reported cases per 100,000 population
(Apache, Gila, Greenlee, Maricopa, Mohave, Santa Cruz, Yavapai, Yuma)
Red: Greater than 20 reported cases per 100,000 population (Coconino, Pima)
Data in epidemiological curve represent cases reported to ADHS with onset date.
Additional confirmed and probable cases reported to the county health
departments will be added as information is received.
Suspect cases under investigation are not shown.
(11/04/2005 data; n=782)
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