Most common travel-related diagnoses among migrants U.S. 2012-2021

From 2012 to 2021, vitamin D deficiency was the most common travel-related diagnosis among individuals who migrated to the United States, accounting for around 20.2 percent of reported diagnoses. This statistic illustrates the distribution of the most common travel-related diagnoses among migrants to the United States from 2012 to 2021.

Distribution of the most common travel-related diagnoses among migrants to the United States from 2012 to 2021

Characteristic	Distribution of diagnoses
Vitamin D deficiency	20.2%
Blastocystis	10.9%
Latent tuberculosis	10.3%
Strongyloidiasis	6.7%
Eosinophilia	5.8%
Anemia	4.3%
Dental problem	3.4%
Giardiasis	3%
Abnormal urinalysis	2.8%
Other nonpathogenic protozoa	2.6%

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Release date

June 2023

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Region

United States

Survey time period

2012-2021

Special properties

including confirmed and probable diagnoses

Supplementary notes

Data was collected from the GeoSentinel Network, a global surveillance and research network based on clinical care that monitors infectious diseases or health events affecting international travelers.

The source does not provide any information regarding missing percentage points to 100 percent.

The number of total diagnoses was 13,986.

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