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National Salmonella Surveillance Data

Salmonella Annual Summaries

2009 | 2008 | 2007 | 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002
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   2009
Salmonella Annual Summary Tables 2009.pdf
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   2008
Salmonella Annual Summary Tables 2008.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 2.35MB		 Full Version of Document
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   2007
Salmonella Annual Summary Tables 2007.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 1.56MB		 Full Version of Document
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   2006
Salmonella Annual Summary 2006.pdf Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 5.12MB Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 3.28MB		 Introduction
Salmonella Table1 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 252KB 		Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 236KB 		Isolates from human sources by age and sex
Salmonella Table3 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 776KB 		Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1996-2006
Salmonella Table4 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 693KB 		Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 570KB 		Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 360KB 		Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table7 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 469KB 		Nonclinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Figure2 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 229KB 		S. Enteritidis isolation rates per 100,000 by region: 1970-2006
Salmonella Figure3 2006.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 133KB 		Isolation rate per 100,000 population for Top 4 serotypes: 1970-2006
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   2005
Salmonella Annual Summary 2005.pdf Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 4.85MB Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 1.32MB		 Introduction
Salmonella Table1 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 431KB 		Top 30 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 276KB 		Isolates from human sources by age and sex
Salmonella Table3 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 2.06 MB 		Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1993-2005
Salmonella Table4 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 3.04MB 		Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 570KB 		Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 360KB 		Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table7 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 469KB 		Nonclinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table8 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 415KB 		Percent change in isolates, Top 20 serotypes
Salmonella Figure3 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 523KB 		S. Enteritidis isolation rates per 100,000 by region: 1970-2005
Salmonella Figure4 2005.pdf
Adobe Acrobat Icon PDF 234KB 		Isolation rate per 100,000 population for Top 4 serotypes: 1970-2005
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   2004
Salmonella Annual Summary 2004.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 2004.pdf Introduction
Salmonella Table1 2004.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 2004.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 2004.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1993-2004
Salmonella Table4 2004.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 2004.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 2004.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table7 2004.pdf Nonclinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table8 2004.pdf Percent change in isolates, Top 20 serotypes
Salmonella Figure3 2004.pdf S. Enteritidis isolation rates per 100,000 by region: 1970-2004
Salmonella Figure4 2004.pdf Isolation rate per 100,000 population for Top 4 serotypes: 1970-2004
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   2003
Salmonella Annual Summary 2003.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 2003.pdf Introductionoduction
Salmonella Table1 2003.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 2003.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 2003.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1993-2003
Salmonella Table4 2003.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 2003.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 2003.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table7 2003.pdf Nonclinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table8 2003.pdf Percent change in isolates, Top 20 serotypes
Salmonella Figure3 2003.pdf S. Enteritidis isolation rates per 100,000 by region: 1970-2003
Salmonella Figure4 2003.pdf Isolation rate per 100,000 population for Top 4 serotypes: 1970-2003
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   2002
Salmonella Annual Summary 2002.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 2002.pdf Introduction
Salmonella Table1 2002.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 2002.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 2002.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1991-2002
Salmonella Table4 2002.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 2002.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 2002.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table7 2002.pdf Nonclinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table8 2002.pdf Percent change in isolates, Top 20 serotypes
Salmonella Figure2 2002.pdf S. Enteritidis isolation rates per 100,000 by region: 1970-2002
Salmonella Figure3 2002.pdf Isolation rate per 100,000 population for Top 4 serotypes: 1970-2002
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   2001
Salmonella Annual Summary 2001.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 2001.pdf ...
Salmonella Table1 2001.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 2001.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 2001.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1991-2001
Salmonella Table4 2001.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 2001.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 2001.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table7 2001.pdf Nonclinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table8 2001.pdf Percent change in isolates, Top 20 serotypes
Salmonella Figure1 2001.pdf S. Enteritidis isolation rates per 100,000 by region: 1970-2001
Salmonella Figure2 2001.pdf Region Map
Salmonella Figure3 2001.pdf Isolation rate per 100,000 population for Top 4 serotypes: 1970-2001
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   2000
Salmonella Annual Summary 2000.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 2000.pdf ...
Salmonella Table1 2000.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 2000.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 2000.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1990-2000
Salmonella Table4 2000.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 2000.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 2000.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table7 2000.pdf Nonclinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table8 2000.pdf Percent change in isolates, Top 20 serotypes
Salmonella Figure1 2000.pdf S. Enteritidis isolation rates per 100,000 by region: 1970-2000
Salmonella Figure2 2000.pdf Region Map
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   1999
Salmonella Annual Summary 1999.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 1999.pdf
Introduction
Salmonella Table1 1999.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 1999.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 1999.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1989-1999
Salmonella Table4 1999.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 1999.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 1999.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
Salmonella Table7 1999.pdf Nonclinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
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   1998
Salmonella Annual Summary 1998.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 1998.pdf Introduction
Salmonella Table1 1998.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 1998.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 1998.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1988-1998
Salmonella Table4 1998.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 1998.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 1998.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
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   1997
Salmonella Annual Summary 1997.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 1997.pdf Introduction
Salmonella Table1 1997.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 1997.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 1997.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1987-1997
Salmonella Table4 1997.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 1997.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 1997.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
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   1996
Salmonella Annual Summary 1996.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 1996.pdf Introduction
Salmonella Table1 1996.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 1996.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 1996.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1986-1996
Salmonella Table4 1996.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 1996.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 1996.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
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   1995
Salmonella Annual Summary 1995.pdf Full Version of Document
Salmonella Introduction 1995.pdf Introduction
Salmonella Table1 1995.pdf Top 20 reported serotypes from human and nonhuman sources
Salmonella Table2 1995.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, age, and sex
Salmonella Table3 1995.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and year: 1985-1995
Salmonella Table4 1995.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype, geographic region and state
Salmonella Table5 1995.pdf Isolates from human sources by serotype and geographic region
Salmonella Table6 1995.pdf Clinical isolates from nonhuman sources by serotype and source
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Date: August 23, 2011
Content source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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