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    This document lists diseases that must be immediately reported and weekly reported to the Philippine Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response system. Diseases like anthrax, measles, meningococcal disease, and rabies must be immediately reported, while diseases such as acute bloody diarrhea, acute viral hepatitis, dengue, diphtheria, and malaria must be reported on a weekly basis. Public health authorities are notified so they can monitor, control, and respond to outbreaks.

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    This document lists diseases that must be immediately reported and weekly reported to the Philippine Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response system. Diseases like anthrax, measles, meningococcal disease, and rabies must be immediately reported, while diseases such as acute bloody diarrhea, acute viral hepatitis, dengue, diphtheria, and malaria must be reported on a weekly basis. Public health authorities are notified so they can monitor, control, and respond to outbreaks.

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    PHILIPPINE INTEGRATED DISEASE SURVEILLANCE AND

    RESPONSE
    LIST OF NOTIFIABLE DISEASES

    IMMEDIATELY NOTIFIABLE WEEKLY NOTIFIABLE


    Acute Flaccid Paralysis Acute Bloody Diarrhea
    Adverse Event Following Immunization Acute Encephalitis Syndrome
    Anthrax Acute Hemorrhagic Fever Syndrome
    Human Avian Influenza Acute Viral Hepatitis
    Measles Bacterial Meningitis
    Meningococcal Disease Cholera
    Neonatal Tetanus Dengue
    Paralytic Shelfish Poisoning Diptheria
    Rabies Influenza Like Illness
    Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Leptospirosis
    Malaria
    Non Neonatal Tetanus
    Pertusis
    Typoid and Paratypoid Fever
    Please inform immediately
    Send a picture of the patients front page to Sir Bambi’s Messenger. Thank You.

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