The forecasted data for the incidence of tuberculosis in Mexico shows a stable trend from 2024 to 2025, maintaining at 27.0 cases per hundred thousand persons, indicating no change in the incidence rate. From 2025 to 2026, there is a forecasted increase to 28.0 cases, representing a 3.7% rise, which then remains constant through to 2028. This suggests a slight upward trend in the latter part of the forecast period. The year-on-year variation shows stability initially, followed by a mild increase, emphasizing the need for close monitoring and possibly intensified tuberculosis control measures in the upcoming years.
Looking ahead, key factors to watch include the impact of public health initiatives, changes in diagnostic technology and accessibility, and socio-economic factors that could influence the incidence rates. Additionally, global health trends, including the response to other pandemics, may indirectly affect tuberculosis control efforts and outcomes in Mexico.
