Tuberculosis: Wisconsin Data
In 2023, 54 people were identified with tuberculosis (TB) disease in Wisconsin. This Tuberculosis in Wisconsin one-page fact sheet, P-02194A (also available in Dari, Hmong, Kirundi, Burmese, Russian, Ukrainian, Tagalog, Somali, Rohingya, and Vietnamese, and Spanish) gives an overview of TB statistics.
Wisconsin TB cases by public health region and county, 2014-2023, P-00438 (PDF) is a fact sheet with the number of active TB disease cases by region and county and includes a 10-year count by county and public health region.
This fact sheet is updated each fall to include the previous year.
Wisconsin TB Program Evaluation, NTIP and ARPE: Trends and Goals is the slide set of program evaluation metrics used by TB programs nationwide to see the work the Wisconsin TB Program is engaged in to improve services to people with TB in Wisconsin. For local or Tribal health departments (LTHDs) interested in doing their own TB program evaluation, contact us at DHSWITBProgram@dhs.wisconsin.gov for questions or assistance.
Other resources
- Reported Tuberculosis in the United States (2023): An annual CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) report that highlights national TB data, data tables, data slides with narration, and more.
- TB Program Evaluation: A CDC website that provides information on program evaluation principles.
- Gobal Tuberculosis Report (2024): The World Health Organization (WHO) report that highlights global TB data.
- Global Tuberculosis Report: Country Profiles: A searchable WHO database that gives TB statistics by country.
Questions about TB? Contact us at DHSWITBProgram@dhs.wisconsin.gov.
Phone: 608-261-6319 | Fax: 608-266-0049