Wisconsin

Wisconsin is currently reporting activity from measles and salmonellosis, with measles posing higher clinical and public health significance due to its high transmissibility and potential for severe complications, while salmonellosis primarily causes acute gastrointestinal illness. As of 2026-08-21, measles has 39 confirmed cases and is increasing, whereas salmonellosis has 17 cases with trend and deaths not reported. The overall public health impact is moderate, driven by the increasing measles burden alongside concurrent enteric disease activity. The co-circulation of these two pathogens indicates simultaneous transmission of respiratory and foodborne infections, with sustained growth evident for measles based on the reported upward trend.

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