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Explore Cebu’s recorded health trends

Explore registered deaths and reported dengue in Cebu, alongside regional cause-of-death records.

Datasets Registered deaths by year: Cebu, 2013–2023 (PSA) Deaths by age and sex: Cebu, 2023 (PSA) Causes of death: Central Visayas, 2023 and 2024 preliminary (PSA) Dengue by week: Cebu, 2016–2020 (DOH)

Health records at a glance

How have registered deaths changed?

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Registered deaths · All of Cebu · 2023

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Which causes were recorded most often?

Central Visayas · 2023 regional table

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What did dengue reporting show?

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Reported cases only. Two weekly reports are missing, and the 2017 deaths column needs a source check before use. See Dengue records.

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Death records

Registered deaths by year and by age

Counts of deaths registered with the civil registrar, by the usual residence of the person, as published by PSA. Counts are not death rates: a larger count does not by itself mean a greater risk for any one person.

Place (applies to both charts)

All of Cebu = Cebu Province plus Cebu, Mandaue and Lapu-Lapu cities, added together. Cebu Province = the source’s province series, which excludes those three highly urbanized cities.

Registered deaths each year

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Registered deaths by age group and recorded sex, 2023

MaleFemaleAge not statedBar length = registered deaths in the age group

Recorded causes

Recorded causes of death

Table year

Leading recorded causes, ranked · PSA category name, plain-language note underneath

All recorded cause categories in this table

The PSA table lists causes at two levels: chapters (groups such as “Diseases of the circulatory system”) and the detailed categories inside them. The ranking above uses the detailed categories, which add up to the table total.

Optional: see the same table by body group (KlaroFlow presentation groups)

These groups are KlaroFlow’s presentation groups, built from the PSA chapters listed under each one. They are not clinical findings, and the records do not show where a condition started. Each PSA chapter sits in exactly one group, so the groups add up to the table total.

Dengue records

Dengue cases in the available reporting records, 2016–2020

Weekly counts from DOH Epidemiology Bureau data, compiled by Cirrolytix and published through the Humanitarian Data Exchange. Every figure here is a reported case or a reported death; totals are sums of the weekly records that are available.

Source check needed before using the 2017 deaths.

Place

Dates on the horizontal axis are the reporting dates in the file. Missing weekly reports are shown as hatched gaps, not as zero, and the line is not joined across them.

Reported cases each week

Reported deaths each week (own scale) · shaded weeks are the five under source check

Reported casesReported deathsMissing weekly reportWeek under source check

Annual sums of the available weekly records

Sources & checks

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Registered deaths, by year and by age

PSA OpenSTAT tables 0361A1ADEA0 (registered deaths by usual residence and sex, 2013–2023) and 0421A1ADEA6 (by age group, sex and place of usual residence, 2023). These count deaths registered with a civil registrar for people whose usual residence was the place shown. Totals may change as late registrations are added. Check the period and publication status before comparing years.

Causes of death: regional tables

This report’s selected cause-of-death tables provide regional figures: PSA tables 0481A1ADEB2 (2023) and 0131A1BDEE7 (2024 preliminary), Region VII (Central Visayas). In the 2023 table Region VII is Cebu, Bohol, Negros Oriental and Siquijor. The 2024 table lists the Negros Island Region separately, so its Region VII is Cebu and Bohol only. The two years are therefore not compared on this page.

Extracted through the PSA OpenSTAT API on 4 October 2026. The 2024 table carried the status “preliminary” at extraction and is shown with that label.

Dengue: reported cases and deaths

DOH Epidemiology Bureau data compiled by Cirrolytix and published on HDX under CC BY (columns loc, cases, deaths, date, Region); rows for Cebu, Cebu City, Lapu-Lapu City and Mandaue City, 2016–2020. Five weeks in September and October 2017 record more deaths than cases in the file itself, and two weekly dates (12 November 2017 and 6 January 2019) are absent. These are shown as recorded and flagged, not corrected.

What the figures can and cannot say

Figures are aggregated from the listed public records. They are counts, not rates, and they do not show why deaths changed, whether care was delayed, or why reported dengue fell. Presentation groups are KlaroFlow’s; the original PSA categories are available above.

For current health information, separate from these historical records: your barangay health station, your city or municipal health office, and the DOH Central Visayas regional office.

Licences and credit. Death and cause-of-death tables: Philippine Statistics Authority, OpenSTAT, used under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Dengue records: compiled by Cirrolytix from DOH Epidemiology Bureau data and published on the Humanitarian Data Exchange under CC BY. Changes made by KlaroFlow: the “All of Cebu” sums, the share calculations, the annual sums of weekly records and the optional body groups. The sources do not endorse KlaroFlow or this page.

Sources and data notes. Review the source links, periods and definitions for each view. If a figure looks inconsistent, tell us which view and value you were checking so we can review it.

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