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Graph showing weekly P&I deaths in Florida for the past three flu seasons compared with this season. That's a big number and pH1N1 is not the dominant strain, even though it is increasing. The seasonal strains appear to have taken a heavy toll on those 75+yrs. At 190 P&I deaths, it exceeds the 95% upper confidence of the number of expected deaths of 182, or 8 excess deaths.
After dropping in Weeks 2 and 3, P&I deaths are up again in Week 4; however, according to the State's model, there were no excess deaths in Weeks 2, 3 or 4.
