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From UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA)
  • Analysis of data on non-travel associated shigella infections in England.

  • Routine reports on confirmed cases of non-foodborne zoonoses reported in England.

  • Reports on travel-associated infections in England, Wales and Northern Ireland, based on data from national reference laboratories or case management systems.

  • Supplementary data for the 2024 TB regional and devolved reports.

  • Annual regional reports for the epidemiology of TB in 2024.

  • This rapid systematic review identified and summarised the viral load of people living with HIV on effective anti-retroviral treatment (ART)

  • Synthesis of learning from a community pharmacy pilot

  • This rapid systematic review identified and summarised evidence of the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of intervention strategies to increase vaccine uptake.

  • Findings of the 2025 survey of women’s attitudes to vaccinations during pregnancy.

  • The 2025 audit of the National Immunisation programme aligned with the UKHSA Immunisation Equity Strategy 2025 to 2030

  • Outlines the quality and methodology information (QMI) relevant to the respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) official statistics releases.

  • Cumulative vaccine uptake data for the childhood seasonal influenza programme in England, 2025 to 2026 data.

  • Rapid systematic review on effectiveness of additional IPC measures to precent spread of C. difficile in periods of high prevalence in health and social care settings.

  • A rapid systematic review on the effectiveness of isolation strategies for people with C. difficile.

  • Trends in voluntary reports of Enterococcus spp. by age, sex and geographical distribution in England.

  • This annual report covers surgical site infection (SSI) data collected by NHS hospitals and independent sector NHS treatment centres.

  • Voluntary surveillance of paediatric bacteraemia in England.

  • Annual reports and data tables showing the frequency of bloodstream infections in intensive care units in England, the microbes that cause them, and linked factors.

  • Notifications of scarlet fever disease in England and data from invasive group A streptococci (iGAS) surveillance.

  • Voluntary surveillance of streptococcal bacteraemia in England.