Vaccine Preventable Diseases in Michigan - Annual Summaries

In the U.S., vaccination programs have eliminated or significantly reduced many vaccine-preventable diseases. However, these diseases still exist and can once again become common-and deadly-if vaccination coverage does not continue at high levels.

For more information about diseases and the vaccines
that prevent them:

• Impact of Vaccines in the 20th & 21st Centuries  (CDC)
• Vaccines: Basic and Common Questions  (CDC)
• For Parents: Vaccines for Your Children  (CDC)
• Vaccinate Your Baby
• Pertussis (Whooping Cough) in Michigan
• Pertussis (Whooping Cough) - What You Need To Know  (CDC)
• Measles: Home Page  (CDC)
• Measles: Make Sure Your Child is Fully Immunized  (CDC)
• Measles Information for Travelers  (CDC)

 

Summary of Vaccine Preventable Diseases Reported to MDCH, 2011

The documents provided below are yearly summaries of vaccine-preventable diseases reported to the Michigan Department of Community Health, for the years 1995 through 2011. These documents were prepared for health care professionals; however, they are available for anyone who has an interest in this information.

2011 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Summaries of Vaccine Preventable Diseases Reported to MDCH, 1995-2010

2010 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2009 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2008 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2007 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2006 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2005 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2004 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2003 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2002 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2001 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

2000 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

1999 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

1998 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

1997 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

1996 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH

1995 - Summary of VPDs Reported to MDCH