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North Carolina: Influenza Surveillance for 2015-16 season

WEEK 15: ENDING APRIL 16, 2016
http://flu.nc.gov/data/documents/flu1516.pdf

Statewide Updates

 Influenza-like illness (ILI) decreased
this week.
 The geographic spread of flu was
LOCAL for week 15 ending
4/16/2016.
 Of the 32 samples submitted to the
State Laboratory of Public Health
(SLPH) for viral testing this week, 9
were positive for influenza A (H1N1),
5 were positive for influenza B, and 3
were positive for influenza A (H3).
 Hospital-based Public Health Epidemiologists (PHEs) reported 72 positive influenza results out of
595 samples tested during week 15 (ending 4/16/2016); 34 positive for influenza A(H1), 24 positive
for influenza B, 14 positive for influenza A(unknown), and 0 positive for influenza A(H3).
...
NC Influenza-Associated Deaths*
Influenza-Associated Deaths
4/10/2016?4/16/2016
1
Total Influenza-Associated Deaths
Since Week 40 (ending 10/10/15)
40
...
 
NORTH CAROLINA WEEKLY INFLUENZA SURVEILLANCE SUMMARY #28
2015?16 INFLUENZA SEASON
WEEK 16: ENDING APRIL 23, 2016
Statewide Updates

 Influenza-like illness (ILI) increased during
the week ending 4/23/2016.
 The geographic spread of flu was
WIDESPREAD for the week ending
4/23/2016.
 Of the 25 samples submitted to the State
Laboratory of Public Health (SLPH) for
viral testing this week, 8 were positive for
influenza A (H1N1), 6 were positive for
influenza B, and a was positive for
influenza A (H3).
 Hospital-based Public Health Epidemiologists (PHEs) reported 132 positive influenza results out of
934 samples tested during week 16 (ending 4/23/2016); 37 positive for influenza A(H1), 62 positive
for influenza B, 32 positive for influenza A(unknown), and 1 positive for influenza A(H3).

...
Influenza-Associated Deaths
4/17/2016?4/23/2016
2
Total Influenza-Associated Deaths
Since Week 40 (ending 10/10/15)
42
...
http://flu.nc.gov/data/documents/flu1516.pdf
 
Week 17: http://flu.nc.gov/data/documents/flu1516.pdf

NORTH CAROLINA WEEKLY INFLUENZA SURVEILLANCE SUMMARY #29
2015?16 INFLUENZA SEASON
WEEK 17: ENDING APRIL 30, 2016

Statewide Updates

 Influenza-like illness (ILI) decreased
during the week ending 4/30/2016.
 The geographic spread of flu was
REGIONAL for the week ending
4/30/2016.
 Of the 14 samples submitted to the
State Laboratory of Public Health
(SLPH) for viral testing this week, 7
were positive for influenza A (H1N1)
and 4 were positive for influenza B.
 Hospital-based Public Health
Epidemiologists (PHEs) reported 115 positive influenza results out of 896 samples tested during
week 17 (ending 4/30/2016); 23 positive for influenza A(H1), 67 positive for influenza B, 22
positive for influenza A(unknown), and 3 positive for influenza A(H3).

...
Influenza-Associated Deaths
4/24/2016?4/30/2016
3
Total Influenza-Associated Deaths
Since Week 40 (ending 10/10/15)
46
 
NORTH CAROLINA WEEKLY INFLUENZA SURVEILLANCE SUMMARY #30
2015?16 INFLUENZA SEASON
WEEK 18: ENDING MAY 7, 2016
http://flu.nc.gov/data/documents/flu1516.pdf

Statewide Updates
 Influenza-like illness (ILI)
decreased during the week ending
5/7/2016.
 The geographic spread of flu was
LOCAL for the week ending
5/7/2016.
 Of the 9 samples submitted to the
State Laboratory of Public Health
(SLPH) for viral testing this week,
2 were positive for influenza A
(H1N1) and 3 were positive for
influenza B.
 Hospital-based Public Health Epidemiologists (PHEs) reported 64 positive influenza results out of
781 samples tested during week 18 (ending 5/7/2016); 13 positive for influenza A(H1), 42 positive
for influenza B, 8 positive for influenza A(unknown), and 1 positive for influenza A(H3).

...
Influenza-Associated Deaths
5/1/2016?5/7/2016
1
Total Influenza-Associated Deaths
Since Week 40 (ending 10/10/15)
49
 
NORTH CAROLINA WEEKLY INFLUENZA SURVEILLANCE SUMMARY #32
2015?16 INFLUENZA SEASON
WEEK 19: ENDING MAY 14, 2016
http://flu.nc.gov/data/documents/flu1516.pdf

Statewide Updates
 Influenza-like illness (ILI) increased
during the week ending 5/14/2016.
 The geographic spread of flu was
LOCAL for the week ending
5/14/2016.
 Of the 8 samples submitted to the
State Laboratory of Public Health
(SLPH) for viral testing this week, 2
were positive for influenza A (H1N1)
and 2 were positive for influenza B.
 Hospital-based Public Health Epidemiologists (PHEs) reported 65 positive influenza results out of
687 samples tested during week 19 (ending 5/14/2016); 9 positive for influenza A(H1), 53 positive
for influenza B, 3 positive for influenza A(unknown), and 0 positive for influenza A(H3).

...
Influenza-Associated Deaths
5/8/2016?5/14/2016
4
Total Influenza-Associated Deaths
Since Week 40 (ending 10/10/15)
56
 
NORTH CAROLINA WEEKLY INFLUENZA SURVEILLANCE SUMMARY #33
2015?16 INFLUENZA SEASON
WEEK 20: ENDING MAY 21, 2016
http://flu.nc.gov/data/documents/flu1516.pdf

Statewide Updates
 Influenza-like illness (ILI)
increased slightly but remained
below baseline during the week
ending 5/21/2016.
 The geographic spread of flu
was SPORADIC for the week
ending 5/21/2016.
 Of the 4 samples submitted to
the State Laboratory of Public
Health (SLPH) for viral testing
the week ending 5/21/2016,
1 was positive for influenza A
(H1N1) and 1 was positive for
influenza B.
 Hospital-based Public Health Epidemiologists (PHEs) reported 35 positive influenza results out of
474 samples tested during week 20 (ending 5/21/2016); 10 positive for influenza A(H1), 20 positive
for influenza B, 4 positive for influenza A(unknown), and 1 positive for influenza A(H3).

...
Influenza-Associated Deaths
5/15/2016?5/21/2016
1
Total Influenza-Associated Deaths
Since Week 40 (ending 10/10/15)
59
 
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