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Health Protection Report volume 20 (2026)

GOV.UK Statistics Thursday 04 June 2026, 08:30 UTC 1 min read
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Health Protection Report volume 20 (2026) A national public health bulletin from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). Documents Details The Health Protection Report (HPR) comprises: - routine reports on infections (microbiological and epidemiological data and associated commentary) - reports from UKHSA’s Environmental Health Protection Surveillance System - a digest of news on infections and other health protection topics For a full listing of the most recently published HPR surveillance...

Health Protection Report volume 20 (2026) A national public health bulletin from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). Documents Details The Health Protection Report (HPR) comprises: - routine reports on infections (microbiological and epidemiological data and associated commentary) - reports from UKHSA’s Environmental Health Protection Surveillance System - a digest of news on infections and other health protection topics For a full listing of the most recently published HPR surveillance reports, see latest infection reports. Subscribe to weekly email alerts. Contact The HPR editorial team: [email protected] Archives Access: - CDR Weekly Volumes 1 to 16 (1991 to 2006), the predecessor to HPR - CDPH Volumes 1 to 7 (1998 to 2004, partial archive) and CDR Review (1991 to 1997), the predecessor to CDPH (within the CDR Archives referred to above) Updates to this page - Three news items added: a second update on shigella ex-Cape Verde, and summaries of STI and GI annual reports. - Added HPR 20(5) news and infection reports. - Link added to "Shingles vaccine coverage in England: annual report September 2024 to August 2025 (updated version 2)". - Added HPR 20(4) news and MMR quarterly infection report. - Added maternal pertussis and shingles vaccine coverage reports. News section edited. - Added links to infection reports published on 26 March. - News item about legionnaires' disease outbreak added. - News items, relating to an S. Typhimurium outbreak, and infant formula product recalls, were added. - Added HPR 20(2) news and infection reports. - Two news items added (infant formula recall and Cape Verde update); also acute HBV quarterly reports for 2024. - First published.
Health Security Agency (ORG) UKHSA (ORG) Environmental Health Protection Surveillance System (ORG) HPR (ORG) Archives Access: - CDR Weekly (ORG) HPR - CDPH (ORG) CDR Review (ORG) CDPH (ORG) the CDR Archives (ORG) STI (ORG) England (LOCATION) MMR (ORG) S. Typhimurium (LOCATION) Cape Verde (LOCATION)
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