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Reporting period: January 2, 2011 ? January 8, 2011 (week 1)
Summary
Low influenza activity and nine positive influenza detections in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 1 increased compared to the previous week and was below the expected range for this time of year. There have been 9 positive influenza detections during week 1, one pandemic influenza A (H1N1), five influenza A (H3) and three influenza A unsubtyped. No ILI/influenza outbreaks were reported for week 1.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 2
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 2
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: January 9, 2011 ? January 15, 2011 (week 2)
Summary
Low influenza activity and eleven positive influenza detections in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 2 decreased compared to the previous week and was below the expected range for this time of year. There have been 11 positive influenza detections during week 2, five pandemic influenza A (H1N1) and six influenza A (H3). No ILI/influenza outbreaks were reported for week 2.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 2
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 2
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: January 16, 2011 ? January 22, 2011 (week 3)
Summary
In New Brunswick, influenza activity is increasing but within expected levels
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 3 increased compared to the previous week and was within the expected range for this time of year. There have been 25 positive influenza detections during week 3, eight pandemic influenza A (H1N1), fourteen influenza A (H3) two unsubtyped influenza A and one influenza B.
Two ILI school outbreaks were reported for week 3, both in Region 6.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 4
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 4
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: January 23, 2011 ? January 29, 2011 (week 4)
Summary
In New Brunswick, influenza activity is increasing but within expected levels
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 4 decreased slightly compared to the previous week and was below the expected range for this time of year.
There have been 65 positive influenza detections during week 4, thirteen pandemic influenza A (H1N1), thirty-eight influenza A (H3), thirteen unsubtyped influenza A and one influenza B.
Five ILI school outbreaks were reported for week 4 in Regions 4, 5, 6 & 7, and one influenza outbreak was reported in a long-term care facility in Region 4.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 5
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 5
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT Reporting period: January 30, 2011 ? February 5, 2011 (week 5)
Summary
In New Brunswick, influenza activity remained stable and was within expected levels
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 5 increased compared to the previous week and was within the expected range for this time of year. There have been 73 positive influenza detections during week 5, nineteen pandemic influenza A (H1N1), forty-five influenza A (H3), two unsubtyped influenza A and seven influenza B. Seven ILI school outbreaks were reported for week 5 in Regions 1, 4, 5 & 7, and two influenza outbreaks were reported in long-term care
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 5
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 5
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: February 6, 2011 ? February 12, 2011 (week 6)
Summary In New Brunswick, influenza activity slightly increased (2 indicators) and was within expected levels
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 6 decreased slightly compared to the previous week and was within
the expected range for this time of year. There have been 100 positive influenza detections during week 6, twenty-six pandemic influenza A (H1N1), sixty influenza A (H3), six unsubtyped influenza A and eight influenza B. Ten ILI school outbreaks were reported for week 6 in Regions 3, 4, 5, 6 & 7, and two influenza outbreaks were reported in long-term care
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 5
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 5
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: February 13, 2011 ? February 19, 2011 (week 7)
Summary
In New Brunswick, influenza activity increased (3 indicators) and was within expected levels In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 7 remained similar to the previous week and was slightly below the expected range for this time of year. There have been 180 positive influenza detections during week 7, forty-two pandemic influenza A (H1N1), ninety-nine influenza A (H3), twenty-nine unsubtyped influenza A and ten influenza B. Fifteen ILI school outbreaks were reported for week 7 in all regions except region 4, three influenza outbreaks were reported in longterm
care facilities in regions 2, 3 & 4, and one outbreak was reported in other facilities in region 1.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 8
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 8
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT Reporting period: February 20, 2011 ? February 26, 2011 (week 8)
Summary
In New Brunswick, influenza activity decreased (2 indicators) and was within expected levels
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 8 remained similar to the previous week and was slightly below the expected range for this time of year. There have been 114 positive influenza detections during week 8, eighteen pandemic influenza A (H1N1), seventy-three influenza A (H3), fourteen unsubtyped influenza A and nine influenza B. Nineteen ILI school outbreaks were reported for week 8 in all regions except region 5, six influenza outbreaks were reported in longterm care facilities in regions 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 9
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 9
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: February 27, 2011 ? March 5, 2011 (week 9)
Summary
In New Brunswick, influenza activity increased (2 indicators) compared to the previous week and was within expected levels
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 9 was 48.9, a higher rate than the previous week and was within the expected range for this time of year. There have been 146 positive influenza detections during week 9, twelve pandemic influenza A (H1N1), one hundred and sixteen influenza A (H3), ten unsubtyped influenza A and eight influenza B. Four ILI school outbreaks were reported for week 9 in regions 2, 5 & 7, two influenza outbreaks were reported in long-term care
facilities in regions 1 & 7 and one outbreak in other facility in region 3.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 10
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 10
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: March 6, 2011 ? March 12, 2011 (week 10)
Summary
In New Brunswick, influenza activity remained stable and was within expected levels
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 10 was 29.2, a lower rate than the previous week and was below the expected range for this time of year. There have been 130 positive influenza detections during week 10, eight pandemic influenza A (H1N1), one-hundred influenza A (H3), sixteen unsubtyped influenza A and six influenza B. Three
ILI/influenza outbreaks were reported in week 10, 2 in long-term care facilities in region 1 and 1 in other facility in region 3.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 11
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 11
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: March 13, 2011 ? March 19, 2011 (week 11)
Summary
In New Brunswick, influenza A positive lab results decreased and overall activity was within expected levels
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 11 was 47.6, a higher rate than the previous week and was above the expected range for this time of year. There have been 60 positive influenza detections during week 11, nine pandemic influenza A (H1N1), thirty-two influenza A (H3), eleven unsubtyped influenza A and eight influenza B. Four ILI/influenza
outbreaks were reported in week 11, 3 in long-term care facilities in regions 1, 2 & 6 and 1 in a school in region 7.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 12
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 12
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: March 20, 2011 ? March 26, 2011 (week 12)
Summary
In New Brunswick, decreases in percent positive lab results (since week 11) and ILI outbreaks have been observed
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 12 was 25.7, a lower rate than the previous week and was within the expected range for this time of year. There have been 38 positive influenza detections during week 12, two pandemic influenza A (H1N1), twenty-three influenza A (H3), six unsubtyped influenza A and seven influenza B. Three ILI/influenza
outbreaks were reported in week 12, one in a long-term care facility in region 1 and two in schools in regions 2 & 7.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 13
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 13
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: March 27, 2011 ? April 2, 2011 (week 13)
Summary
In New Brunswick, slight decreases in percent positive lab results (since week 11) have been observed
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 13 was 13.3, a lower rate than the previous week and was within the expected range for this time of year. There have been 30 positive influenza detections during week 13, two pandemic influenza A (H1N1), twenty-two influenza A (H3), one unsubtyped influenza A and five influenza B. Two ILI/influenza
outbreaks were reported in week 13, one in a long-term care facility in region 1 and one in a school in region 5.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 14
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 14
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT Reporting period: April 3, 2011 ? April 9, 2011 (week 14)
Summary
In New Brunswick, overall influenza activity remains stable in week 14
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 14 was 23.3, a higher rate than the previous week and was within the expected range for this time of year. There have been 31 positive influenza detections during week 14, no pandemic influenza A (H1N1) were reported, nineteen influenza A (H3), two unsubtyped influenza A and ten influenza B were reported. Four ILI/influenza outbreaks were reported in week 14, two in long-term care facilities in region 2 and two in schools in regions 2 & 7.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 15
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 15
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: April 10, 2011 ? April 16, 2011 (week 15)
Summary
In New Brunswick, overall influenza activity remains stable in week 15
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 15 was 20.7, a similar rate than the previous week and was within the expected range for this time of year. There have been 24 positive influenza detections during week 15, no pandemic influenza A (H1N1) were reported, ten influenza A (H3), two unsubtyped influenza A and twelve influenza B were reported. Three ILI/influenza outbreaks were reported in week 15, two in long-term care facilities in region 2 and one in a school in
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 16
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 16
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT Reporting period: April 17, 2011 ? April 23, 2011 (week 16)
Summary
In New Brunswick, overall influenza activity decreased slightly and was within expected levels In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 16 was 17.1, a similar rate than the previous week and was within the expected range for this time of year. There have been 13 positive influenza detections during week 16, no pandemic influenza A (H1N1) were reported, one influenza A (H3) and twelve influenza B were reported. Three ILI/influenza
outbreaks were reported in week 16, one in a long-term care facility in region 2 and two in schools in regions 3 & 7.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 17
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 17
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: April 24, 2011 ? April 30, 2011 (week 17)
Summary
In New Brunswick, overall trends in influenza activity are decreasing since the peak this season at week 7
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 17 was 9.8, a lower rate than the previous week and was slightly lower than the expected range for this time of year. There have been 19 positive influenza detections during week 17, no pandemic influenza A (H1N1) were reported, six influenza A (H3), two were unsubtyped influenza A, and eleven influenza
B were reported. Three ILI/influenza outbreaks were reported in week 17, all in schools in regions 5, 6 & 7.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 18
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 18
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: May 1, 2011 ? May 7, 2011 (week 18)
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 18 was 0.0, a lower rate than the previous week and was below the
expected range for this time of year. There have been 9 positive influenza detections during week 18, no pandemic
influenza A (H1N1) were reported, one influenza A (H3), one was unsubtyped influenza A, and seven influenza B were
reported. One ILI/influenza outbreak was reported in week 18 in a school in Region 7.
Re: New Brunswick Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season) Week 19
WEEKLY NEW BRUNSWICK INFLUENZA REPORT
Reporting period: May 8, 2011 ? May 14, 2011 (week 19)
In New Brunswick, continued decrease in influenza activity since peak at week 7
In New Brunswick, the ILI consultation rate in week 19 was 0.0, a similar rate than the previous week and was below the expected range for this time of year. There have been 2 positive influenza detections during week 19, both were influenza B. Two ILI/influenza outbreaks were reported in week 19, one in a school in Region 5 and one in a long-term care facility
