Research and analysis

Malaria in the UK: annual report

Annual reports presenting data on malaria imported into the UK.

Published 12 June 2015
Last updated 6 July 2018 — see all updates

• From: Public Health England

Documents

Malaria imported into the UK 2017: implications for those advising travellers

Ref: PHE publication gateway reference: 2018228 PDF, 417KB, 16 pages

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Malaria imported into the UK 2016: implications for those advising travellers

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Malaria imported into the UK 2015: implications for those advising travellers

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Malaria imported into the UK 2014: implications for those advising travellers

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Details

Malaria does not occur naturally in the UK but travel-associated cases are reported in those who have returned to the UK or arrived (either as a visitor or migrant to the UK) from malaria-endemic areas.

This report presents data on malaria imported into the UK, based on figures reported to Public Health England’s Malaria Reference Laboratory (MRL).

Published 12 June 2015
Last updated 6 July 2018 + show all updates

1. 6 July 2018 Added 'Malaria imported into the United Kingdom 2017: implications for those advising travellers' report.
2. 6 March 2018 Update to 2016 figures and added Western Asia to the region list.
3. 14 August 2017 Added 2016 report.
4. 20 July 2016 Added 2015 report.
5. 12 June 2015 First published.