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TB61: Patients with tuberculosis (new cases and relapses) by HIV test, TB cases with HIV infection of positive cases and county

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5/21/2026
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Estonian Tuberculosis Register, National Institute for Health Development
TB61
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Definitions and methodology County - person's residence.
Until 2017, data by the counties is distributed by the administrative division that existed before administrative reform (October 2017). Data starting from 2018 is distributed by new administrative division.
21.05.2026 updated data for 2025 - 1 tuberculosis case added.
The dataset provides an overview of HIV testing among tuberculosis (TB) patients (new and relapse cases) and the number of HIV-positive TB cases in Estonia. The data are presented by year and are presented by county (with larger cities shown separately and prison cases addressed separately) as indicators describing the total number of new and relapse TB cases, the number tested for HIV, and the number of HIV-positive TB cases among them. The dataset enables assessment of HIV testing coverage among TB patients. The purpose of collecting these data is to provide a comprehensive overview of TB epidemiology and control in Estonia, enabling monitoring of time trends and population groups and supporting planning of TB control measures, health services and prevention activities, as well as evaluation of treatment effectiveness. Data source: Estonian Tuberculosis Register; registry data is processed and analysed by the National Institute for Health Development.
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