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2012-13 Selected Flu Indicator Charts Week 1 - current
- Thread starter JimO
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Re: 2012-13 Selected Flu Indicator Charts Week 1 - current
I think care must be taken with rates apparently turning down after an apparent "peak" in Week 52. Note this from the current CDC Flu Report: "The increase observed in week 52 may be attributed in part to a reduced number of routine health care visits during the end of year holidays, which has been observed in previous seasons"
We shall see what the stats for this week show. Google (as I posted in another thread) doesn't "believe" the CDC reported national surge/drop (but then I don't think the CDC does either considering their "disclaimer" i quoted). If Google Flu Trends has it right the reported US national ILI rate will jump back up in Friday's report.
I think care must be taken with rates apparently turning down after an apparent "peak" in Week 52. Note this from the current CDC Flu Report: "The increase observed in week 52 may be attributed in part to a reduced number of routine health care visits during the end of year holidays, which has been observed in previous seasons"
We shall see what the stats for this week show. Google (as I posted in another thread) doesn't "believe" the CDC reported national surge/drop (but then I don't think the CDC does either considering their "disclaimer" i quoted). If Google Flu Trends has it right the reported US national ILI rate will jump back up in Friday's report.
JimO
Well-known member
Re: 2012-13 Selected Flu Indicator Charts Week 1 - current
ILI is down in some states, but others show a dip and then an increase again, so it's hard to predict the peak.
California - Week 2 ILI
Massachusetts - Week 2 ILI
Maryland - Week 2 ILI
Michigan - Week 2 ILI
Minnesota - Week 2 ILI
New York City - Week 2 ILI
Rhode Island - Week 2 ILI
Tennessee - Week 2 ILI
West Virginia - Week 2 ILI
ILI is down in some states, but others show a dip and then an increase again, so it's hard to predict the peak.
California - Week 2 ILI
Massachusetts - Week 2 ILI
Maryland - Week 2 ILI
Michigan - Week 2 ILI
Minnesota - Week 2 ILI
New York City - Week 2 ILI
Rhode Island - Week 2 ILI
Tennessee - Week 2 ILI
West Virginia - Week 2 ILI
JimO
Well-known member
Re: 2012-13 Selected Flu Indicator Charts Week 1 - current
Although some states appear to be post peak, others that have been hit hard showed a decreasing trend over the past two weeks only to have ILI increase again in Week 3. We shouldn't let our guard down because ILI is an early indicator and fatalities trail by as much as 4 to 6 weeks.
Colorado ILI - Week 3
Indiana ILI - Week 3
Kansas ILI - Week 3
Missouri ILI - Week 3
New York City Daily ED ILI - through 1/21/13
Pennsylvania ILI - Week 3
New Jersey ILI - Week 3
Although some states appear to be post peak, others that have been hit hard showed a decreasing trend over the past two weeks only to have ILI increase again in Week 3. We shouldn't let our guard down because ILI is an early indicator and fatalities trail by as much as 4 to 6 weeks.
Colorado ILI - Week 3
Indiana ILI - Week 3
Kansas ILI - Week 3
Missouri ILI - Week 3
New York City Daily ED ILI - through 1/21/13
Pennsylvania ILI - Week 3
New Jersey ILI - Week 3
JimO
Well-known member
Re: 2012-13 Selected Flu Indicator Charts Week 1 - current
Here are more ILI charts from Week 3, including ILI outbreaks in schools in Minnesota, which has risen sharply as overall ILI in the state is decreasing significantly.
Arizona - Week 3 ILI
Connecticut - Week 3 ILI
Minnesota - Week 3 ILI
Minnesota - Week 3 ILI Outbreaks in Schools
North Carolina - Week 3 ILI
New York State - Week 3 ILI
Oklahoma - Week 3 ILI
South Carolina - Week 3 ILI
Virginia - Week 3 ILI
West Virginia - Week 3 ILI
Here are more ILI charts from Week 3, including ILI outbreaks in schools in Minnesota, which has risen sharply as overall ILI in the state is decreasing significantly.
Arizona - Week 3 ILI
Connecticut - Week 3 ILI
Minnesota - Week 3 ILI
Minnesota - Week 3 ILI Outbreaks in Schools
North Carolina - Week 3 ILI
New York State - Week 3 ILI
Oklahoma - Week 3 ILI
South Carolina - Week 3 ILI
Virginia - Week 3 ILI
West Virginia - Week 3 ILI