tetano
Editor, Senior Moderator
Weekly Update
- In North America, acute respiratory disease activity remained low.
- The Caribbean countries reported decreasing or unchanged trends in acute respiratory disease.
- In Central America, Panama reported an unchanged trend in acute respiratory disease.
- In South America, Bolivia, Colombia, and Venezuela reported increasing trends of acute respiratory disease.
- From EW 1 to 23, 2010, El Salvador reported a predominance of influenza type B, while Cuba, Jamaica, Mexico, and Panama reported predominately influenza type A. Paraguay reported a predominance of respiratory syncytial virus.
- 23 new confirmed deaths in 3 countries were reported; in total there have been 8,450 cumulative confirmed deaths in 28 countries of the Region.
http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf...gent&shortid=MYAI-86N3SK&file=Full_Report.pdf
- In North America, acute respiratory disease activity remained low.
- The Caribbean countries reported decreasing or unchanged trends in acute respiratory disease.
- In Central America, Panama reported an unchanged trend in acute respiratory disease.
- In South America, Bolivia, Colombia, and Venezuela reported increasing trends of acute respiratory disease.
- From EW 1 to 23, 2010, El Salvador reported a predominance of influenza type B, while Cuba, Jamaica, Mexico, and Panama reported predominately influenza type A. Paraguay reported a predominance of respiratory syncytial virus.
- 23 new confirmed deaths in 3 countries were reported; in total there have been 8,450 cumulative confirmed deaths in 28 countries of the Region.
http://www.reliefweb.int/rw/rwb.nsf...gent&shortid=MYAI-86N3SK&file=Full_Report.pdf