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US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

M

Missouriwatcher

Editor, Senior Moderator
Week 5:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Widespread
New Mexico: Widespread
Texas: Widespread

44% positive for influenza: All lab-confirmed specimens have been 2009 A/H1N1

The border region includes 15 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 2647 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 32 (1.2%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI). This is below baseline.
http://nmhealth.org/flu/documents/WeeklyReportBISN.02-05-11.Eng.10-11.Wk5.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 6:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Widespread
New Mexico: Widespread
Texas: Widespread

The border region includes 15 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 1851 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 38 (2.1%) were positive for an influenza-like illness.
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 7:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Widespread
New Mexico: Widespread
Texas: Widespread

The border region includes 15 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 4178 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 39 (0.9%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI).

23% rapid positive for influenza
http://nmhealth.org/flu/documents/WeeklyReportBISN.02.19.11.Eng.10-11.Wk7.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 8:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Regional
New Mexico: Widespread
Texas: Widespread

The border region includes 15 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 4141 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 34 (0.8%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI).
http://nmhealth.org/flu/border/WeeklyReportBISN.Eng.10-11.Wk8.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 9:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Local
New Mexico: Widespread
Texas: Widespread


The border region includes 15 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 4184 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 13 (0.3%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI).
http://nmhealth.org/flu/documents/WeeklyReportBISN.Eng.10-11.Wk9.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 10:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Sporadic
New Mexico: Widespread
Texas: Regional


The border region includes 15 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 3402 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 6 (0.2%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI). 60% rapid positive: Influenza A
http://nmhealth.org/flu/documents/WeeklyReportBISN.Eng.10-11.Wk10.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 11:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Sporadic
New Mexico: Regional
Texas: Regional

The border region includes 15 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 1480 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 4 (0.3%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI).
http://nmhealth.org/flu/documents/WeeklyReportBISN.Eng.10-11.Wk11.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 13:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Local
New Mexico: Regional
Texas: Sporadic

8% positive for influenza (majority A) The City of El Paso in Texas reported one positive specimen of type A H1N1 for El Paso County.

The border region includes 15 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 3780 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 66 (1.7%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI).
http://nmhealth.org/flu/documents/WeeklyReportBISN.Eng.10-11.Wk13.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 15:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: Sporadic
New Mexico: Sporadic
Texas: Sporadic

The border region includes 14 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 3404 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 7 (0.2%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI).

25% rapid positive (A)
http://nmhealth.org/flu/documents/WeeklyReportBISN.Eng.10-11.Wk15.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
Re: US-Mexico Border Surveillance Report

Week 16:
Border Region of New Mexico/ Chihuahua/Texas: No Activity
New Mexico: Sporadic
Texas: Sporadic

The border region includes 14 influenza sentinel surveillance sites within 100 kilometers (60 miles) of US/Mexico border. The sites reported a total of 2587 patient visits for the reporting period, of which 3 (0.1%) were positive for an influenza-like illness (ILI).

No samples tested positive for influenza
http://nmhealth.org/flu/documents/WeeklyReportBISN.Eng.10-11.Wk16.pdf
http://nmhealth.org/flu/weekly_reports.shtml
 
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