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1 Disease Control & Epidemiology Division Morbidity and Mortality Report Data 26 and 27 Data was contributed by Luis Castillo, Manuel Sanchez, Keila Castillo, Veronica Cardenas, and Cande Maldonado Report Prepared by Monica Y. Gonzalez
2 Five Leading Diseases in Webb County for 27 Laredo / Webb Co Notifiable Conditions Jan - Dec 27 Disease Rate* TX US Chlamydia Chicken Pox ** TB Salmonellosis Gonorrhea * Rates are calculated using 23 Webb County Health Facts estimated population =215,269 and are expressed per 1, population ** Nationwide data is not available for Varicella because there are 28 jurisdictions still with no implemented case-based surveillance. Varicella incidence is reported for some states. However, efforts will be made to determine recent nationwide Varicella incidence. Five Leading Diseases in Webb for 27 R a t e s Chlamydia TB Gonorrhea Webb TX US
3 Chlamydia in Webb County Chlamydia in Webb County Chlamydia Rates Webb Texas US
4 Varicella in Webb County Chicken Pox in Webb County Tuberculosis in Webb County TB cases in Webb County
5 TB Rates Webb TX US Salmonellas in Webb County Salmonellosis in Webb Salmonellosis Rates Webb TX US
6 Gonorrhea Gonorrhea in Webb Food borne Diseases in Webb County Foodborne Diseases Salmonellosis Shigellosis Campylobacter Hepatitis A Total
7 Sexually Transmitted Diseases in Webb County STD in Webb County Chlamydia Gonorrhea Syphilis Chancroid HIV Total
8 City of Laredo Health Dept. Epidemiology EPI Monthly Morbidity Report Jan. thru Dec. 27 # of Campylobacteriosis 28 Chicken Pox Varicella 115 Chlamydia Trachomatis Infection 714 Cryptosporidiosis 12 Dengue 1 Ehrlichioses 4 Escheria Coli, entero- hemorrhagic Gonorrhea 39 Influenza Type A 42 Influenza Type B Hepatitis A acute 3 Hepatitis A chronic Hepatitis Bacute 6 Hepatitis B chronic 12 Hepatitis C acute Hepatitis C chronic 141 Human Immunodeficiency Virus HIV 15 Pertusis 2 Salmonellosis, including typhoid fever 44 Shigellosis 25 Streptococcal Disease group A or B, invasive 14 Syphilis 28 Tuberculosis 45 West Nile Virus 1 Diseases by Zip Code
9 City of Laredo Health Dept. Epidemiology EPI Monthly Morbidity Report Jan. thru Dec. 26 # of Campylobacteriosis 19 Chicken Pox Varicella 179 Chlamydia Trachomatis Infection 496 Cryptosporidiosis Dengue Ehrlichioses Escheria Coli, entero- hemorrhagic Gonorrhea 35 Influenza Type A Influenza Type B Hepatitis A acute 4 Hepatitis A chronic Hepatitis Bacute 7 Hepatitis B chronic 15 Hepatitis C acute 1 Hepatitis C chronic 158 Human Immunodeficiency Virus HIV 7 Pertusis 1 Salmonellosis, including typhoid fever 48 Shigellosis 21 Streptococcal Disease group A or B, invasive 32 Syphilis 22 Tuberculosis 37 West Nile Virus Diseases by Zip Code
10 Cancer Death Statistics for 27 Webb County Type Patient Gender Patient Gender Patient Age M F Lung to 94 Breast to 87 Colon to 94 Gastric to 1 Hepatocellular to 9 Liver to 9 Prostate 3 64 to 83 Brain to 83 Pancreatic to 8 Esophageal 2 47 and 41 Uterine 2 51 and 7 Kidney 2 55 Cervical 2 53 and 81 Adrenocarcinoma and 87 Tongue and 63 Melanoma 1 64 Maxilar Sinus 1 39 B-Cell Lymphoma 1 78 Ovaries 1 79 Non- Hodgkin 1 78 Vulva 1 75 Pulmonary 1 85 Jaw 1 77 Leukemia 1 49 Rectal 1 94 Bladder 1 81 Total Source Laredo Health Department Vital Statistics
11 Top 5 Cancers in the State Average Annual Caner Mortality Rates per 1, in Texas 2-24 Type Deaths Lung 149 Liver/ Intrahepatic bile Duct 86 Colon/ Rectum 72 Breast 64 Stomach 55 Total 426 Source Texas Department of State Health Services Liver Gastric Colon Breast Lung 5 1
12 Webb County Mortality Report, 27 City of Laredo Health Department Public Health Emergency Preparedness Five Leading Causes of Death in Webb County January - December 27 Primary Cause Rates* 1 Myocardial Infarction Cardiopulmonary arrest Septic Shock Heart Failure Sepsis Secondary Cause Rates* 1 Pneumonia Coronary Artery Disease Heart Disease Sepsis Hypertension Total Death Certificates in 27 = 1,182 Five Leading Causes of Death in the Nation TX Rate US Rate 1 Heart Disease Cancer Stroke Chronic Lower Resp Disease Accident *Rates are expressed per 1, population.
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