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The flu reaches negligible levels
The incidence of influenza through very low levels in recent weeks. The latest data from the Sentinel Network of Aragon (week of 27 December to 2 January) speak of 8'5 cases per 100,000 population, a fact negligible. This week the Red Sentinel has reported only 2 cases of influenza, not belonging to the H1N1 virus, one in Huesca. Outside of this collection, has been reported only one case of this type of virus.
In the province of Huesca the incidence in the last week of the year was 11 cases per 100,000 and reported a single case of flu.
The incidence of influenza in the epidemic threshold Aragon fell in mid-December, a limit that is exceeded since the third week of October. Seven weeks considered epidemic influenza, which reached higher threshold in the second week of November, with more than 744 cases per 100,000 population (incidence similar to the epidemic curve of the 2004 season 2005). In the third week of November began the vaccination campaign for this flu, but despite the low levels of vaccination (vaccinated only a mere 15% of people considered at risk), the incidence of influenza has plummeted since then.
Since the declaration of Phase 6 pandemic influenza by the World Health Organization in June this year, the microbiology laboratory of the Hospital Miguel Servet has confirmed a total of 464 influenza viruses AnH1N1.
The flu reaches negligible levels
The incidence of influenza through very low levels in recent weeks. The latest data from the Sentinel Network of Aragon (week of 27 December to 2 January) speak of 8'5 cases per 100,000 population, a fact negligible. This week the Red Sentinel has reported only 2 cases of influenza, not belonging to the H1N1 virus, one in Huesca. Outside of this collection, has been reported only one case of this type of virus.
In the province of Huesca the incidence in the last week of the year was 11 cases per 100,000 and reported a single case of flu.
The incidence of influenza in the epidemic threshold Aragon fell in mid-December, a limit that is exceeded since the third week of October. Seven weeks considered epidemic influenza, which reached higher threshold in the second week of November, with more than 744 cases per 100,000 population (incidence similar to the epidemic curve of the 2004 season 2005). In the third week of November began the vaccination campaign for this flu, but despite the low levels of vaccination (vaccinated only a mere 15% of people considered at risk), the incidence of influenza has plummeted since then.
Since the declaration of Phase 6 pandemic influenza by the World Health Organization in June this year, the microbiology laboratory of the Hospital Miguel Servet has confirmed a total of 464 influenza viruses AnH1N1.
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