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For previous reports see thread: Germany: Pandemic Influenza H1N1 Weekly Reports (from Robert Koch-Institute).
Epidemiologische Wochenberichte des Robert Koch-Instituts zur Situation der Influenza A/H1N1 http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=128217&page=2
Working group on influenza at the Robert Koch-Institute:
Weekly epidemiological report: week 10 (2010):
Excerpt in brief:NOTHING NEW !
In week 10 / 2010 (from March 06 to March 12/ March 16, 2010), the activity index of ?acute respiratory illness? remained stable on an only slightly increased level (year to year).
6 of 22 sentinel samples sent to the national reference center (at RKI) were positive for novel (pandemic) Influenza A subtype H1N1. At present, the ARI (acute respiratory illness) activity is not related to the (pandemic H1N1) influenza virus but probably to NON-influenza pathogenic agents.
Total number of confirmed cases: 225,975
Total number of fatal cases: 246
(data timestamp March 16, 2010)
Re: Germany: Influenza and ARI activity (weekly Reports from Robert Koch-Institute)
For previous reports see thread: Germany: Pandemic Influenza H1N1 Weekly Reports (from Robert Koch-Institute).
Epidemiologische Wochenberichte des Robert Koch-Instituts zur Situation der Influenza A/H1N1 http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=128217&page=2
Working group on influenza at the Robert Koch-Institute:
Weekly epidemiological report: week 13 (2010) :
Excerpt in brief:
In week 13 / 2010 (from March 27 to April 04 2010 (April 06 for number of fatalities)), the activity index of ?acute respiratory illness? has further decreased and now only remains on a background level.
Total number of confirmed cases: 226,102
Total number of fatal cases: 254
(data timestamp April 06, 2010)
None of the 7 sentinel samples sent to the national reference center (at RKI) was positive for novel (pandemic) Influenza A subtype H1N1. In week 13 / 2010 the Robert Koch-Institute received notifications of an infection with influenza B in two cases.
Re: Germany: Influenza and ARI activity (weekly Reports from Robert Koch-Institute)
Working group on influenza at the Robert Koch-Institute:
Weekly epidemiological report: week 14 (2010) :
Excerpt in brief:
In week 14 / 2010 (from April 03 to April 09 2010 (April 13 for number of fatalities)), the activity index of ?acute respiratory illness? has further decreased and only remains on a background level in all regions.
Total number of confirmed cases: 226,125
Total number of fatal cases: 253 (-1 to previous weekly report = revision of the notification of one case)
(data timestamp April 13, 2010)
None of the 2 sentinel samples sent to the national reference center (at RKI) was positive for novel (pandemic) Influenza A subtype H1N1 (According chart 2 at page 2 of the complete report both samples were ?negative? for any influenza subtype).
Working group on influenza at the Robert Koch-Institute:
Weekly epidemiological report: week 15 (2010) :
Excerpt in brief:
In week 15 / 2010 (from April 10 to April 16 2010 (April 20 for number of fatalities)), the activity index of ?acute respiratory illness? has further decreased and only remains on a background level in all regions.
Total number of confirmed cases: 226,137 Total number of fatal cases: 253 (unchanged to previous report) (data timestamp April 20, 2010)
None of the 11 samples sent to the national reference center (at RKI) was positive for novel (pandemic) Influenza A (any subtype).
RKI?s weekly reporting will be stopped now because the influenza?s winter season in Germany has come to its end. RKI will continuously update its data and graphs. Regular weekly reporting probably will start in week 40 / 2010.
