PROJECTED POPULATION (1994-2014)
99,874,258
+46% Increase
CRUDE BIRTH RATE (1994-2014)
17.5%
-27% Decrease
CRUDE DEATH RATE (1994-2014)
5.4%
+15% Increase
INFANT DEATH RATE (1994-2014)
12.1%
-36% Decrease
MATERNAL DEATH RATE (1994-2014)
0.9%
-18% Decrease
FETAL DEATH RATIO (1994-2014)
4.4%
-23% Decrease
Philippine Health Statistics
As of July 30, 2023
Statistics
Statistics
Health Status
Health Status
Disease Surveillance
Weekly Cases by Date of Onset of Illness
Weekly Cases by Date of Onset of Illness
For 64.5% or 2,692,544 of cases where date of onset of illness is unreported, date of specimen collection was used as proxy
Top Regions
Total Cases
NCR1,344,131
Region IV-A: Calabarzon747,054
Region III: Central Luzon411,138
Region VI: Western Visayas224,669
Region VII: Central Visayas212,630
Top Provinces / Cities
Total Cases
Quezon City283,076
Cavite249,102
Laguna185,951
City of Manila169,245
Rizal163,481
New Cases in the last 14 Days by Date of Onset of Illness
(or by date of specimen collection when by Date of Onset of Illness is not available)
NCR569
Region IV-A: Calabarzon381
Region III: Central Luzon343
Region VI: Western Visayas248
Region VII: Central Visayas207
New Cases in the last 14 Days by Date of Onset of Illness
(or by date of specimen collection when by Date of Onset of Illness is not available)
Quezon City121
Cavite111
Laguna99
City of Manila96
Rizal95
Provincial and regional totals may slightly change daily because by default, the current address as reported in the case investigation form whenever available. Continuing follow-up patient after public announcement ascertains their region, usually the region where they are admitted or quarantined and this may be different from the region of the current residence.
Featured Stat: HIV in the Philippines
Featured Stat: HIV in the Philippines
Weekly Cases by Date of Onset of Illness
Key Information
- HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) is a virus that attacks the body’s immune system. If HIV is not treated, it can lead to AIDS (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome).
- There is currently no effective cure. Once people get HIV, they have it for life.
- But with proper medical care, HIV can be controlled. People with HIV who get effective HIV treatment can live long, healthy lives and protect their partners.