Campylobacter infections by age and sex, England and Wales, 2000-2010

Cases of *Campylobacter* reported to the Health Protection Agency Centre for Infections, by age and sex, England and Wales, 2000-2010
Age group	Female	Male	Unknown	Total
0-4 years	16505	23500	1178	41183
5-9 years	6157	9115	337	15609
10-14 years	4934	8994	233	14161
15-19 years	10742	13925	358	25025
20-24 years	21564	21422	579	43565
25-29 years	22093	21792	526	44411
30-34 years	20372	21514	535	42421
35-39 years	19937	22765	395	43097
40-44 years	19735	23462	395	43592
45-49 years	19727	22587	361	42675
50-54 years	19578	22757	335	42670
55-59 years	19396	21457	283	41136
60-64 years	17373	19012	268	36653
65-69 years	13581	14669	179	28429
70-74 years	11264	11501	168	22933
75-79 years	8427	8166	102	16695
80-84 years	5363	4732	54	10149
85-89 years	2868	2157	31	5056
90-94 years	1098	611	8	1717
95+years	292	203	11	506
Unknown	2416	2973	1255	6644
Total	263422	297314	7591	568327

Figures shown are for human campylobacter cases reported from diagnostic laboratories to the HPA's local and national surveillance. It includes patients with enteric and non-enteric infections.

Figures are for England and Wales and include isolations from all body sites.

Figures for the last two years are provisional and may change as a result of delayed reporting.

Source: 2000-2010 Laboratory Reports in England and Wales reported to HPA Centre for Infections (LabBase)

Campylobacter species by age and sex, England and Wales, 1989-2009

Laboratory reports of Campylobacter by age and sex, England and Wales: 2000-2010

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Last reviewed: 21 October 2011