What we count
An estimate of new and recurrent active tuberculosis cases, including diagnosed and undetected disease.
How many people develop tuberculosis during a year according to WHO's latest estimate.
An estimate of new and recurrent active tuberculosis cases, including diagnosed and undetected disease.
An estimate of new and recurrent active tuberculosis cases, including diagnosed and undetected disease.
The source combines national reporting, registries and surveys, using transparent statistical estimates where complete data are unavailable.
The incidence estimate is not a count of laboratory-confirmed notifications and is more uncertain where diagnosis is weak.
The calculation uses the latest published annual value from WHO Global Tuberculosis Report 2025 for 2024.
How the value is used: The running number shows the share corresponding to time since the start of the year.
We distribute the published annual value evenly across the elapsed share of the calendar year.
V(t) = Vyear × elapsed share of the yearAnnual reference value10,700,0002024 · cases
Average per day29,296even time-based calculation
Calculation interval0.1 sContinuously calculated
WHO Global Tuberculosis Report 2025 reports the latest published figure used on this page for 2024.
We distribute the published annual value evenly across the elapsed share of the calendar year.
The result is recalculated on screen every 0.1 seconds.
The source value comes from WHO Global Tuberculosis Report 2025 and refers to 2024. It is the latest figure published by this source. The source combines national reporting, registries and surveys, using transparent statistical estimates where complete data are unavailable.