Respiratory Diseases

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COVID-19

COVID-19 has caused multiple large epidemics in every country throughout the world. Learn more about COVID-19 and how it spreads.

To find past COVID-19 pandemic data, visit the COVID-19 archive.

Influenza (Flu)

Tarrant County produces weekly influenza surveillance reports as well as season summary reports. Please select a season from the navigation options to begin viewing reports. Influenza season starts with the first day of week 40, which is either late September or early October. View Past Flu Reports

Week 33 (Aug 19)
Week 32 (Aug 12)
Week 31 (Aug 5)
Week 30 (July 29)
Week 29 (July 22)
Week 28 (July 15)
Week 27 (July 8)
Week 26 (July 1)
Week 25 (June 24)
Week 24 (Jun 17)
Week 23 (Jun 10)
Week 22 (Jun 03)

Week 21 (May 27)
Week 20 (May 20)
Week 19 (May 13)
Week 18 (May 06)
Week 17 (Apr 29)
Week 16 (Apr 22)
Week 15 (Apr 15)
Week 14 (Apr 08)
Week 13 (Apr 01)
Week 12 (Mar 25)
Week 11 (Mar 18)
Week 10 (Mar 11)
Week 09 (Mar 04)
Week 08 (Feb 25)
Week 07 (Feb 18)
Week 06 (Feb 11)
Week 05 (Feb 04)

Week 04 (Jan 28)
Week 03 (Jan 21)
Week 02 (Jan 14)
Week 01 (Jan 07)
Week 52 (Dec 31)
Week 51 (Dec 24)
Week 50 (Dec 17)
Week 49 (Dec 11)
Week 48 (Dec 03)
Week 47 (Nov 26)
Week 46 (Nov 19)
Week 45 (Nov 12)
Week 44 (Nov 05)
Week 43 (Oct 29)
Week 42 (Oct 22)
Week 41 (Oct 15)
Week 40 (Oct 08, 2022 - NOTE: first report of 2022-2023 flu season)

RSV

RSV, or Respiratory Syncytial Virus, is a common respiratory virus that causes cold-like symptoms in children and adults. However, it can be serious for infants and older adults. Learn more about RSV and how it spreads.

Other Infectious Diseases

Mpox