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There was 1 confirmed case of influenza reported during week 43. Reports of influenza-like illness (ILI) received from participating providers, facilities, and institutions indicated a relatively low level of ILI in the community. Levels of ILI reported by sentinel providers participating in ILINet were 1.5%; below the regional baseline of 2.0%.
Influenza positive cases reported: 1 A(H3) in the 25-49 years age group
Hospitalizations to date: 0
Flu-related deaths to date: 0
There was one confirmed case of influenza reported during week 45. Reports of influenza-like illness (ILI) received from participating providers, facilities, and institutions indicated a relatively low level of ILI in the community. Levels of ILI reported by sentinel providers participating in ILINet were 0.13, below the regional baseline of 2.0%
Level of Influenza Activity in Delaware, Week 46: Sporadic
There were 3 confirmed cases of influenza reported during week 46. Reports of influenza-like illness (ILI) received from participating providers, facilities, and institutions indicate a relatively low level of ILI in the community. Levels of
ILI reported by sentinel providers participating in ILINet were 1.8%, below the regional baseline of 2.0%.
There were 4 confirmed cases of influenza reported during week 48. Reports of influenza-like illness (ILI) received from participating providers, facilities, and institutions indicate a relatively low level of ILI in the community. Levels of ILI reported by sentinel providers participating in ILINet were approximately 1.4%, below the regional baseline of 2.0%.
Confirmed cases of influenza by type and subtype:
There were 4 confirmed case of influenza reported during MMWR 48.
Influenza-related hospitalizations since week 40:
There have been 2 in week 47, both were in the 50-64 age group.
There have been no influenza-related deaths season to date.
There were 8 confirmed cases of influenza reported during week 49. Reports of influenza-like illness (ILI) received from participating providers, facilities, and institutions indicate a relatively low level of ILI in the community. Levels of ILI reported by sentinel providers participating in ILINet were approximately 1.4%, below the regional baseline of 2.0%.
Influenza Hospitalizations STD: 2, both were in the 50-64 age group.
No flu deaths have been reported.
Level of Influenza Activity in Delaware, Week 51: Local
Overall, the level of flu activity in Delaware is increasing. There were 29 confirmed cases of influenza reported during week 51. Although the number of laboratory confirmed cases of flu has nearly tripled in the past week, reports of influenza-like illness (ILI) received from participating providers, facilities, and institutions indicate a relatively low level of ILI in the community. Levels of ILI reported by sentinel providers participating in ILINet were approximately 2.0%, at the regional baseline of 2.0%.
Influenza Cases Reported YTD:
2009 H1N1: 49
H3: 3
A (no sub): 12
Flu B: 6
YTD Total: 70
