cdc.gov.tw

Taiwan’s Centers for Disease Control (Taiwan CDC), part of the Ministry of Health and Welfare, leads the country’s efforts to prevent and control infectious diseases and protect public health. The agency provides authoritative information for the public and health professionals, including disease guides, prevention advice, case definitions, reporting requirements, and laboratory testing guidance. Its work covers infection prevention in healthcare and long-term care settings, emergency preparedness, laboratory biosafety, and antimicrobial resistance.

Taiwan CDC also supports vaccination through information on vaccine programs, schedules, recommendations, consultation services, and compensation for vaccine-related injuries. For travelers, it offers international health notices, travel medicine guidance, and quarantine information. The agency publishes outbreak statistics, research, educational materials, and official announcements, and operates reporting, testing, and application resources for relevant users.

It coordinates public health responses, issues guidance to medical professionals, and shares timely updates and clarifications. Taiwan CDC’s website also provides contact channels, including the national disease-prevention hotline, helping residents and professionals access guidance and services