Bureau of Communicable Disease Control

	HIV/AIDS Surveillance
	Epidemiology & Immunization
	Tuberculosis Prevention & Control
	STD Prevention
	Refugee & Immigrant Health

Centers for Disease Control

The Bureau of Communicable Disease Control (BCDC) strives to improve the quality of life of all Massachusetts residents through the elimination of communicable diseases. The Bureau is comprised of the Divisions of Tuberculosis Prevention and Control, Sexually Transmitted Disease Prevention, Epidemiology and Immunization as well as the HIV/AIDS Surveillance and Refugee and Immigrant Health Programs.

Featured Links

Influenza Website

West Nile Virus Information

Communicable Disease Update - Newsletter of the Bureau of Communicable Disease Control

Public Health Fact Sheets - Spanish and Portuguese versions of many fact sheets are now available, along with other Foreign Languages

Disease Reporting

Reportable Diseases, Surveillance and Isolation & Quarantine Requirements

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