Public Health Wales provides health protection services to the people of Wales. These services are integrated with our other public health services and are delivered primarily through:
Health Protection Programmes in Immunisation and Vaccine Preventable Diseases, Healthcare Associated Infections, Respiratory Infections, Blood Borne Viruses and Sexual Health and Antibiotic Resistance
A report of the latest annual trends from 2001-2010 in the cases of tuberculosis (TB) in Wales reported through the Enhanced Tuberculosis Surveillance system has been published.
The weekly clinical consultation rate for influenza in Wales for week 04 is 4.8 consultations per 100,000 population and has slightly increased compared to week 04 (5.4 consultations).
The Communicable Disease Surveillance Centre has published reports on rates of laboratory-confirmed infections and notifications of communicable diseases in Wales for the month of January 2012.
Weekly newsletter which includes clinical consultations rates of 13 diseases, based on returns from 44 sentinel practices in Wales, and a topical news article. This week - Salmonella Newport
