Infectious Diseases

This report is prepared by the Infectious Disease Epidemiology Bureau (IDEB) for notifiable infectious diseases reported through the New Mexico Electronic Disease Surveillance Systems (NM-EDSS). NM-EDSS is a web-based system used by public health staff throughout the state to track investigations of suspected, probable and confirmed cases of notifiable infectious diseases.

This report is prepared by the Infectious Disease Epidemiology Bureau (IDEB) for notifiable infectious diseases reported through the New Mexico Electronic Disease Surveillance Systems (NM-EDSS). NM-EDSS is a web-based system used by public health staff throughout the state to track investigations of suspected, probable and confirmed cases of notifiable infectious diseases.

This report is prepared by the Infectious Disease Epidemiology Bureau (IDEB) for notifiable infectious diseases reported through the New Mexico Electronic Disease Surveillance Systems (NM-EDSS). NM-EDSS is a web-based system used by public health staff throughout the state to track investigations of suspected, probable and confirmed cases of notifiable infectious diseases.

This report is prepared by the Infectious Disease Epidemiology Bureau (IDEB) for notifiable infectious diseases reported through the New Mexico Electronic Disease Surveillance Systems (NM-EDSS). NM-EDSS is a web-based system used by public health staff throughout the state to track investigations of suspected, probable and confirmed cases of notifiable infectious diseases.

This report is prepared by the Infectious Disease Epidemiology Bureau (IDEB) for notifiable infectious diseases reported through the New Mexico Electronic Disease Surveillance Systems (NM-EDSS). NM-EDSS is a web-based system used by public health staff throughout the state to track investigations of suspected, probable and confirmed cases of notifiable infectious diseases.

This report highlights some of the infectious diseases occurring in New Mexico. These chapters cover a range of topics including foodborne illness, plague, hepatitis A, giardiasis, and Human Immunodeficiency Virus.