/diseases/{disease_code}/outbreaks/alerts

Returns a list of outbreaks of the given {disease_code} that were reported in the last since=$days. #### **Query Parameters** | Name | Type | Required | Description | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | `since` | integer | Yes. <br>Default = 5 | The number of past days to look back from today. For example, `since=2` returns outbreaks reported in the last 2 days. | - **`outbreak_start`** _(deprecated)_ – Replaced by `outbreak_first_reported`. Do not use. - **`outbreak_end`** _(deprecated)_ – Replaced by `outbreak_last_reported`. Do not use. The `type` field in the outbreak response indicates the nature of the reported disease occurrence. It can have one or two comma-separated values: | Value | Description | | --- | --- | | `outbreak` | A confirmed outbreak involving multiple cases linked by time and location. | | `sporadic` | A single or isolated case not linked to other known cases. | | `travelcase` | The case was imported from another country or region, typically through travel. | | `outbreak,travelcases` | A cluster of travel-related cases that are considered part of an outbreak. | | `sporadic,travelcase` | A single travel-related case that is not part of a known outbreak. | > **Note:** Values may appear in combination (e.g., `outbreak,travelcases`) to indicate both the type of event and whether the case(s) were travel-related.