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Diseases Cases Deaths Plague 0 0 Cholera 0 0 SARS-CoV 0 0 Acquired immune deficiency syndrome 6,915 1,811 Hepatitis 123,474 50 Hepatitis A 1,249 1 Hepatitis B 99,319 36 Hepatitis C 20,367 11 Hepatitis D 16 0 Hepatitis E 1,708 1 Other hepatitis 815 1 Poliomyelitis 0 0 Human infection with H5N1 virus 0 0 Measles 91 0 Epidemic hemorrhagic fever 826 6 Rabies 17 10 Japanese encephalitis 6 0 Dengue 4 0 Anthrax 18 0 Dysentery 7,775 0 Tuberculosis 84,952 134 Typhoid fever and paratyphoid fever 832 0 Meningococcal meningitis 3 0 Pertussis 159 1 Diphtheria 0 0 Neonatal tetanus 1 0 Scarlet fever 677 0 Brucellosis 6,193 0 Gonorrhea 9,292 0 Syphilis 46,538 5 Leptospirosis 12 0 Schistosomiasis 6 0 Malaria 74 0 Human infection with H7N9 virus 0 0 COVID-19* 517 0 Influenza 15,640 0 Mumps 11,995 0 Rubella 114 0 Acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis 2,788 0 Leprosy 41 0 Typhus 113 0 Kala azar 26 0 Echinococcosis 264 0 Filariasis 0 0 Infectious diarrhea† 114,085 2 Hand, foot and mouth disease 6260 0 Total 439,708 2,019 * The data were from the website of the National Health Commission of the People’s Republic of China.
† Infectious diarrhea excludes cholera, dysentery, typhoid fever and paratyphoid fever.
The number of cases and cause-specific deaths refer to data recorded in National Notifiable Disease Reporting System in China, which includes both clinically-diagnosed cases and laboratory-confirmed cases. Only reported cases of the 31 provincial-level administrative divisions in the mainland of China are included in the table, whereas data of Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, Macau Special Administrative Region, and Taiwan are not included. Monthly statistics are calculated without annual verification, which were usually conducted in February of the next year for de-duplication and verification of reported cases in annual statistics. Therefore, 12-month cases could not be added together directly to calculate the cumulative cases because the individual information might be verified via National Notifiable Disease Reporting System according to information verification or field investigations by local CDCs.
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