Fact Sheet

Statistics for Tuberculosis, Nationwide, CitizenDate of Registration

Notification Date of Most Recent Case 2026/02/06
Week 5/2026 (Cumulative Cases of Previous Week) 56
Week 6/2026 (Cumulative Cases of Current Week) 0
Month 02/2026 (Cumulative Cases of Current Month) 56
Year 2026 (Cumulative Cases of Current Year) 352
Year 2025(Last Year) 5615
(Calculation Week) - (Average of Previous 3 Weeks) (Number of Cases) ▽16.33
(Calculation Week) - (Average of The Same Period During The Previous 3 Years) (Number of Cases) ▽41.33
Cumulative Deaths of Current Year 37
  1. The period for this query is from 2024/12/29 to 2026/02/14.
  2. Data as of 2026/02/08 07:36 AM, Current Week is Week 6/2026, Current Month is Month 2/2026.
  3. The numbers in the table represent the cases of tuberculosis, including tuberculosis of all form, MDR-TB, smear-negative TB and extra-pulmonary TB.
  4. The number of deaths are deaths of persons whose primary causu of death is tuberculosis. The classification of the cause of deaths is proccessed in accordance with the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
  5. Tuberculosis is a chronic infectious disease. Some of the cases require 2-3 months for culture confirmation. Therefore, the calculation of the changes in the number of cases is according to the cases per calculation week, which is the number of cases for the previosu 12 weeks prior to the date of query.
  6. The results of queries are generated automatically. Data may be subject to change without prior notice.
  7. The cumulative annual number of cases is calculated according to the year of notification, onset, or confirmation.
  8. Yearly statistical data must be compiled using 'Year' or 'Year-Month' as the statistical units, with an appropriate data period selected. The 'Year-Week' unit should be used for weekly statistical data. Since weeks may span across different years, the total sum of all weekly data in a year does not equal the yearly statistical data.
  9. Tuberculosis, Multidrug-Resistant Tuberculosis (MDR-TB), Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection, and Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) are geographically distributed according to the county (city) of case management, while other infectious diseases are geographically distributed according to the county (city) of residence.