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Incidence in Russia by year

68,7 million cases, 2024 −3,7 to 2023

Number of diseases diagnosed for the first time in a person's life during a year. Cases are counted, not individuals: a person who receives three different new diagnoses in a year is counted three times.

20 40 60 80 2011 2013 2015 2017 2019 2021 2023
68,7
now, 2024
−3,7
year-on-year, from 2023 (−5,1%)
72,3
maximum of row, 2023
22,0
minimum of row, 2011

The series reflects both population health and the accounting system: mass screening causes a surge in detected diagnoses, not a rise in diseases.

Jump in 2020–2021 – COVID: the new infection itself added tens of millions of registered cases.

The indicator is not suitable for comparing regions: where screening is more active, more diseases are detected.

Table by year

Period million cases Change
2011 22,0
2012 23,2 +1,2
2013 24,2 +1,1
2014 25,4 +1,2
2015 27,5 +2,0
2016 30,7 +3,2
2017 33,8 +3,1
2018 37,6 +3,8
2019 38,8 +1,2
2020 41,0 +2,1
2021 50,3 +9,4
2022 58,0 +7,7
2023 72,3 +14,3
2024 68,7 −3,7

Frequently Asked Questions

How many diseases are registered in Russia per year?

The latest value in the table above – millions of cases with a first‑time diagnosis.

Is this the number of sick people?

No, the number of cases. One person with several new diagnoses is counted multiple times.

Why did the figure rise after 2020?

COVID added many new cases, and then screening coverage increased, leading to more detections.

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