Research and analysis

Fungaemia (including candidaemia): annual data from voluntary surveillance

Annual reports on voluntary surveillance of fungaemia (blood infections due to yeast species) in England.

• From: UK Health Security Agency
• Published: 19 September 2014
• Last updated: 25 June 2026
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  1. 25 June 2026

     Added HPR 20(6) annual report for 2025 and associated data tables.

  2. 24 February 2026

     Removed survey callout box.

  3. 11 August 2025

     Added notice of C. auris name change.

  4. 29 May 2025

     Added HPR 19(5) annual report for 2024.

  5. 15 May 2025

     Added survey request.

  6. 14 November 2024

     Added annual report for 2023 and associated data file. Page title changed from 'Candidaemia ...' to 'Fungaemia (including candidaemia) ..'.

  7. 27 September 2023

     Added HPR 17(11) annual report for England (2022) and associated data tables, and linked to previous reports.

  8. 14 September 2021

     Added HPR 15(15) annual report for England (2020) and associated appendix.

  9. 19 July 2019

     Added HPR 13(25) report and appendix.

  10. 21 September 2018

      Added HPR 12(34) report on ‘Voluntary surveillance of candidaemia in England, Wales and Northern Ireland: 2017’ and associated appendix.

  11. 15 September 2017

      Added HPR 11(32) report and appendix.

  12. 23 September 2016

      HPR 10(32) annual report uploaded

  13. 18 September 2015

      HPR 9(33) annual report uploaded

  14. 19 September 2014

      First published.

Applies to England

Documents

Laboratory surveillance of fungaemia due to yeasts in England: 2025

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Fungaemia due to yeasts (England, 2025): data tables

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Laboratory surveillance of fungaemia due to yeasts in England: 2024

Ref: HPR 19(5)

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Fungaemia due to yeasts (England, 2024): data tables

Ref: HPR 19(5)

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Laboratory surveillance of fungaemia due to yeasts in England: 2023

Ref: HPR 18(10)

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Fungaemia due to yeasts (England, 2023): data tables

Ref: HPR 18(10)

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Bloodstream infection due to Candida (and species formerly part of the Candida genus) in England: 2022

Ref: HPR 17(11)

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Bloodstream infection due to Candida etc (England, 2022): data tables

Ref: HPR 17(11)

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Details

The yeast formerly known as Candida auris has been reclassified as Candidozyma auris following a taxonomic revision in 2023.

Analysis of data from voluntary reports of yeast species causing bacteraemia (including trend data; age, sex and geographical distribution; and antimicrobial susceptibility) for England.

Several taxonomic revisions to species previously classified as Candida spp. have been implemented in recent years. With effect from the annual report for 2022, the focus of these Health Protection Reports has therefore shifted from candidemia (as in previous years) to include bloodstream infections due to yeast species, and will continue to evolve while the taxonomy of this group becomes more clearly defined.

Reports for the year 2020 and earlier were published by Public Health England.