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Tuberculosis in England, 2021 report (data up to end of 2020)

The latest annual report for tuberculosis (TB) in England.

Applies to England

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Tuberculosis in England: 2021 report (presenting data to end of 2020)

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This report from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) presents detailed data on TB case notifications made to the enhanced tuberculosis surveillance system (ETS) by nurses, physicians, microbiologists and surveillance officers in England.

The TB annual report for 2020 can be accessed on the UK Government Web Archive, as can older reports that were produced by Public Health England (PHE).

Updates to this page

Published 1 October 2015
Last updated 30 March 2022 + show all updates
  1. Updated figures 1.4 and 6.1. Corrected data in Table Ai.1.5 (pages 88 to 90). Updated titles and headings in Appendix II tables.

  2. Added 'Tuberculosis in England: 2021 report'.

  3. Data discrepancy amended in Tables Ai.2.2 and Ai.2.6.

  4. Added 2020 annual report.

  5. Added 2019 annual report and executive summary.

  6. Added 'Tuberculosis in England 2018: presenting data to end of 2017' report.

  7. Updated Tuberculosis in England 2017 report to correct errors in Figures 7.1 and 7.2, and Tables 7.1, Ai. 7.1, Ai. 7.2 and Ai. 7.3 with regard to the number and proportion of TB cases with two or more social risk factors.

  8. Link has been added to download tuberculosis in England 2017 report.

  9. Added the 2017 Tuberculosis in England annual report.

  10. Updated TB in England 2016 report to correct error in appendix V, page 171, Indicator 16, with regards to the number and proportion of TB cases offered a HIV test.

  11. Added Tuberculosis in England annual report for 2016.

  12. First published.

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