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Gonorrhoea

Question for Department of Health and Social Care

UIN 21698, tabled on 3 January 2025

To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, how many cases of gonorrhoea have been diagnosed in each of the last 30 years.

Answered on

8 January 2025

The following table shows the number of gonorrhoea diagnoses in sexual health services in England between 1994 and 2023:

Year

Number of gonorrhoea diagnoses

1994

9,631

1995

9,890

1996

11,828

1997

12,332

1998

12,457

1999

15,450

2000

20,297

2001

22,198

2002

24,123

2003

23,346

2004

20,669

2005

17,632

2006

17,191

2007

17,119

2008

14,985

2009

16,141

2010

16,839

2011

21,090

2012

26,909

2013

31,200

2014

37,150

2015

41,290

2016

36,545

2017

44,839

2018

56,690

2019

71,133

2020

50,678

2021

49,321

2022

79,268

2023

85,223

Source: UK Health Security Agency

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