AUS: 2010 sentinel surveillance

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http://www.healthemergency.gov.au/internet/healthemergency/publishing.nsf/Content/ozflu2010.htm

week 28: http://www.healthemergency.gov.au/i...apr-jun-pdf-cnt.htm/$File/ozflu-no28-2010.pdf
week 29: http://www.healthemergency.gov.au/i...jul-sep-pdf-cnt.htm/$File/ozflu-no29-2010.pdf
week 30
week 31
week 32

I think, they had an additional system in 2009, so the 2009-curve does not
represent all cases ?

in total there should have been ~twice as much flu in Australia in 2009 than in 2007 ? (my guess)
but fewer deaths from flu


could it be that ****** finally was good, that it reduces the total amount of flu now ?
Like flu in UK which mysterically went down since ~2000, when a new strain
of H1N1 appeared. But then, it didn't go down so much in other countries
although they had the same viruses

 

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week 33
week 33

 

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http://www.healthemergency.gov.au/internet/healthemergency/publishing.nsf/Content/ozflu2010.htm

week 34
increasing now

week 35
it comes late, but it comes

week 36
still increasing but the acceleration declines

 

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week 37:

 

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going down in
week 38
except in South Australia. Queensland had also still high levels in week 38, but declining
deaths from P+I in NSW are strangely low this year

 

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week 39
they say it's increasing, but from the charts I don't see this

week 40
increase in ASPREN and WA EDs , decrease in Flutracking and NH call-center network

 

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week 41

clearly decreasing in week 41 in all the indicators now

particularly low was the P+I mortality this season

week 43
continues to decline