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Week 7: Widespread
ILI: 13.3% http://adph.org/Influenza/assets/ILI_Chart2010_2011.pdf
65.22% positive for influenza (majority 2009 A/H1N1) http://adph.org/Influenza/assets/Vir_Spec_Chart2010_2011.pdf
Since October 3, 2010, 128 influenza-associated hospitalizations with laboratory confirmation were submitted to the Bureau of Clinical Laboratories. The majority of the specimens were positive for influenza B (60.2 percent), followed by 24.2 percent influenza A (H3), and 15.6 percent influenza A (H1N1).
The majority of influenza specimens among hospitalized patients were received in January 2011. No pediatric influenza-associated deaths have been reported to date. http://adph.org/influenza/
60.58% positive for influenza (fairly evenly divided between A/H3 and A/2009 H1N1; some B) http://adph.org/Influenza/assets/Vir_Spec_Chart2010_2011.pdf
As of March 4, 2011, of the specimens submitted to the Alabama Bureau of Clinical Laboratories (BCL) in the last three weeks that have tested positive for influenza - 32.7 percent influenza A (H1N1), 0.6 percent influenza A (unsubtypable), 36.4 percent influenza A (H3), and 30.3 percent influenza B strains were indicated. http://adph.org/influenza/
As of March 18, 2011, of the specimens submitted to the Alabama Bureau of Clinical Laboratories (BCL) in the last three weeks that have tested positive for influenza - 34.9 percent influenza A (H1N1), 45.3 percent influenza A (H3), and 19.8 percent influenza B strains were indicated. http://adph.org/influenza/
As of April 1, 2011, of the specimens submitted to the Alabama Bureau of Clinical Laboratories (BCL) in the last three weeks that have tested positive for influenza - 49.0 percent influenza A (H1N1), 39.2 percent influenza A (H3), and 11.8 percent influenza B strains were indicated. http://adph.org/influenza/
ILI: 4% http://adph.org/Influenza/assets/ILI_Chart2010_2011.pdf
45.45% positive for influenza (majority A/H3)
As of April 8, 2011, of the specimens submitted to the Alabama Bureau of Clinical Laboratories (BCL) in the last three weeks that have tested positive for influenza 46.2 percent influenza A (H1N1), 46.2 percent influenza A (H3), and 7.7 percent influenza B strains were indicated. http://adph.org/influenza/
Week 14: Local
2 new hospitalizations (ages 18-49)
50% positive for influenza
ILI: 3.3%
As of April 15, 2011, of the specimens submitted to the Alabama Bureau of Clinical Laboratories (BCL) in the last three weeks that have tested positive for influenza - 42.6 percent influenza A (H1N1), 48.9 percent influenza A (H3), and 8.5 percent influenza B strains were indicated. http://adph.org/influenza/
Week 15: Sporadic
Week 16: Local
Week 17: Sporadic (no lab-confirmed cases)
Week 18: Sporadic (no lab-confirmed cases) http://dph.state.al.us/influenza/maps/
Re: Alabama 2010-2011 Season: Weeks 40-20 (No Activity)
Re: Alabama 2010-2011 Season: Weeks 40-20 (No Activity)
Week 20: No Activity
No new hospitalizations
ILI: 2.8%
No specimens tested positive for influenza
As of May 27, 2011, no specimens were submitted to the Alabama Bureau of Clinical Laboratories (BCL) in the last three weeks that have tested positive for influenza.
The majority of influenza specimens among hospitalized patients were received in January 2011. No pediatric influenza-associated deaths have been reported to date. http://adph.org/influenza/
