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Surveillance Case Definitions
Standard surveillance case definitions used by the Armed Forces Health Surveillance Division for routine surveillance and reporting. These case definitions have been designed for use with administrative health care data derived from the U.S. military electronic health record and contained in the Defense Medical Surveillance System and other available datasets. >>Download Surveillance Case Definitions
Deployment Health Assessments
Deployment Health Assessments prior to January 2011 may be found in past issues of the Medical Surveillance Monthly Report.
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Global Emerging Infections Surveillance Annual Reports
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DOD Health of the Force
This report represents a coordinated effort by the Defense Health Agency and the Army, Navy, and Air Force public health centers to provide a snapshot of active component Service member health and well-being. It is meant to be a resource for military leaders and decision makers to help identify changes in the health status of active component Service members, emerging health problems, and gaps in prevention and treatment efforts.
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HIV Annual Report
Routine screening for antibodies to HIV-1, civilian applicants for U.S. military service and U.S. Armed Forces, active and reserve components, August 2011. >>Download HIV Update
Influenza Summaries and Reports
Our mission is to provide an operationally relevant, global, laboratory-based influenza surveillance program that encompasses the most important respiratory diseases affecting the US military. >>View Reports
Integrated Biosurveillance Summaries
Medical Surveillance Monthly Reports
Vector-Borne Annual Reports
These annual reports provide information on cases of vector-borne illnesses during the last 10 years, including detail by Service for active component, reserve/guard, and other beneficiaries.
Armed Forces Reportable Events
Find Reportable Events guidelines and the weekly Communicable Disease Report. To obtain the Reportable Events Monthly Report, please contact us via email.
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Last Updated: June 02, 2023