Office of the Chief Medical Officer of Health (Public Health)

Government of New Brunswick

Influenza Surveillance Reports

Influenza surveillance occurs worldwide.

In New Brunswick and in Canada, public health officials, laboratories, and health care professionals work together to monitor influenza activity. They report influenza-like illness (ILI), lab confirmed influenza, and outbreaks.

Monitoring virus strains allows health officials to:

  • detect new influenza viruses
  • the composition of the flu vaccine for the following influenza season
  • determine resistance to antiviral drugs.
New Brunswick
Flu Reports (2011-2012 Season)		 FluWatch

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2012
Dates Weeks Links
April 29
 to May 5
 Week 18
April 22
 to April 28
 Week 17
April 15
 to April 21
 Week 16
April 8
 to April 14
 Week 15
April 1
 to April 7
 Week 14
March 25 to March 31
 Week 13
March 18 to March 24
 Week 12
March 11 to March 17
 Week 11
March 4 to March 10
 Week 10
February 26 to March 3
 Week 9
February 19 to February 25
 Week 8
February 12 to February 18
 Week 7
February 5 to February 11
 Week 6
January 29 to February 4
 Week 5
January 22 to January 28 Week 4
January 15 to January 21 Week 3
January 8 to January 14 Week 2
January 1 to January 7 Week 1
     
2011
Dates Weeks Links
December 18 to December 31 Week 51-52
December 11 to December 17 Week 50
December 4 to December 10 Week 49
November 27 to December 3 Week 48
November 20 to November 26 Week 47
November 13
 to November 19 Week 46
November 6
 to November 12 Week 45
October 30 to November 5 Week 44
October 23 to October 29 Week 43
October 16 to October 22 Week 42
October 9 to October 15 Week 41
September 25 to October 8 Weeks 39-40
September 11 to September 24 Weeks 37-38
August 28 to September 10 Weeks 35-36