Reportable Communicable Diseases by Gender for 2003

Disease	Female	Male	Total
Aeromonas	-	-	-
Amebiasis	2	4	6
Bartonellosis	-	-	-
Botulism - foodborne	-	-	-
Botulism - wound	-	-	-
Brucellosis	-	-	-
Campylobacter	93	94	187
Cat Scratch Fever	-	-	-
Chancroid	-	-	-
Coccidioidomycosis	5	6	11
Colorado Tick Fever	-	-	-
Conjunctivitis, acute newborn	-	-	-
Cryptosporidiosis	2	2	4
Cysticercosis	-	-	-
Dengue	-	-	-
Encephalitis Bacterial	-	-	-
Encephalitis - Viral	2	3	5
Encephalitis unknown	1	5	6
Escherichia coli	-	5	5
Escherichia coli (HUS)	2	1	3
Giardiasis	29	34	63
Hansens Disease (Leprosy)	1	-	1
Haemophilus Influenzae	1	-	1
Haemophilus Influenzae - Meningitis	-	-	-
Hantavirus	-	-	-
Hepatitis A	9	10	19
Hepatitis B	11	20	31
Hepatitis B, Carrier	171	186	357
Hepatitis C	2	1	3
Hepatitis C, Carrier	212	390	602
Histoplasmosis	-	-	-
Kawasaki Syndrome	-	3	3
Legionnaires	0	2	2
Listeria	2	3	5
Lyme Disease	2	2	4
Malaria	2	4	6
Meningitis, Aseptic/Viral	18	7	25
Meningitis, Bacterial	7	3	10
Meningitis, Fungal	1	1	2
Meningitis, Meningococcal	2	3	5
Meningitis, Other	-	-	-
Meningococcemia	4	3	7
MRSA	-	-	-
Mumps	-	-	-
Pertussis (Whooping Cough)	8	4	12
Psittacosis	-	-	-
Q-Fever	-	0	0
Rabies Animal	-	-	-
Relapsing Fever	-	-	-
Rheumatic Fever, acute	-	-	-
Rickettsialpox	-	-	-
Rubella	-	-	-
Rubeola (Measles)	-	-	-
Salmonella	62	70	132
Shigella	21	21	42
Streptococcal Infection	-	-	-
Toxic Shock	1	-	1
Toxoplasomosis	-	-	-
Tuberculosis	39	45	84
Tetanus	-	-	-
Tularemia	-	-	-
Typhus Fever	-	-	-
Typhoid Fever	4	2	6
Vibrio	2	3	5
VRE	-	-	-
Yersenia	-	3	3

Source: Contra Costa County Communicable Disease Programs, Public Health Division