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Public Health Trace has 17,412 recall records and 27 outbreak investigations on file connected to Guam, with 220 reported illnesses across those outbreak investigations, republished from official FDA, USDA, and CDC sources.
17,412
Recalls distributed here
27
Outbreaks affecting this state
220
Reported illnesses
Recalls and outbreaks by year
A bar chart of recall and outbreak counts affecting this state by year, built from the complete yearly totals for this state, not a bounded preview.
Recalls
Outbreaks
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Recalls and outbreaks by year
Year
Recalls
Outbreaks
1998
0
4
1999
0
0
2000
0
7
2001
0
0
2002
0
13
2003
0
2
2004
0
1
2005
0
0
2006
0
0
2007
0
0
2008
0
0
2009
0
0
2010
0
0
2011
0
0
2012
396
0
2013
1,147
0
2014
695
0
2015
1,707
0
2016
1,421
0
2017
1,770
0
2018
1,242
0
2019
1,994
0
2020
852
0
2021
827
0
2022
1,533
0
2023
1,236
0
2024
914
0
2025
849
0
2026
829
0
CDC NORS is a historical archive currently available through 2023; later zeros do not mean no outbreaks occurred.
Recall records distributed in Guam
Newest reported records first. Each record's own status (active, terminated, or not reported) is shown on its card.
No disease surveillance trend data has been published for this state.
Data availability
Disease surveillance trends are only shown where CDC's reporting areas have been matched to this state.
A state showing no surveillance data here may still have real recalls and outbreaks above - the gap is
in state-level linkage for weekly case reports specifically, not an indication that nothing was reported.
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data from the CDC. It is not a safety ranking or comparison between states -- a higher count here can reflect
more thorough reporting as much as more actual events, and is not a statement that Guam is more or
less safe than any other state.
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