Public Health
Disease watch — Indiana & U.S.
Reported case counts for the most-watched notifiable diseases — for Indiana and for the whole country — with how each changed from the week before. Pulled straight from the CDC’s public NNDSS surveillance data.
What you’re looking at & what it isn’t
NNDSS is how U.S. states report cases of specific diseases to the CDC each week. These are reported counts for recent weeks — a factual sense of what’s circulating in Indiana and nationally, not a diagnosis tool.
This is not medical advice. For your own health or official Indiana guidance, see in.gov/health and cdc.gov.
📍 Indiana — 2026 week 28
1,402
reported cases (latest week)
1
diseases rising week-over-week
20
weeks of trend history shown
Foodborne & waterborne
Vaccine-preventable
Vector-borne (mosquito & tick)
Sexually transmitted infections
Bloodborne hepatitis
Rare, severe & bioterrorism-watch
Other reportable diseases
🗺️ Midwest region (IL/IN/MI/OH/WI) — 2026 week 28
9,336
reported cases (latest week)
4
diseases rising week-over-week
20
weeks of trend history shown
Foodborne & waterborne
Vaccine-preventable
Vector-borne (mosquito & tick)
Sexually transmitted infections
Bloodborne hepatitis
Rare, severe & bioterrorism-watch
Other reportable diseases
🇺🇸 United States — 2026 week 28
60,887
reported cases (latest week)
23
diseases rising week-over-week
20
weeks of trend history shown
Foodborne & waterborne
Vaccine-preventable
Vector-borne (mosquito & tick)
Sexually transmitted infections
Bloodborne hepatitis
Rare, severe & bioterrorism-watch
Other reportable diseases
🚰 Wastewater signal — by Indiana county — week of 2025-09-07
CDC's wastewater surveillance measures viral genetic material in sewage — a real leading indicator that doesn't depend on anyone getting tested. Shown as each county's current level vs. its own history (not compared across counties), plus the 15-day trend.
Source: CDC NWSS (National Wastewater Surveillance System) — 21 Indiana counties with active monitoring sites.
Source: CDC NNDSS weekly tables (x9gk-5huc) — Indiana (state), Midwest (East North Central region) & U.S. total layers · trend sparklines span up to 20 weeks · page updated Jul 28, 2026, 10:27 AM. Factual surveillance data, not medical advice. Disease groupings (foodborne, vaccine-preventable, vector-borne, etc.) are a general-audience convenience, not a clinical classification.