Government of New Brunswick

Flu Reports 2010-2011

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.

Additional reports are available by contacting [email protected].

 

New Brunswick
Flu Reports (2010-2011 Season)
 FluWatch
2011
Dates
 Weeks
August 14
to
August 27
July 31
to
August 13
July 17
to
July 30
July 3
to
July 16
June 5
to
June 18
May 22
to
June 4
May 15
to
May 21
May 8
to
May 14
May 1
to
May 7
April 24
to
April 30
April 17
to
April 23
April 10
to
April 16
April 3
to
April 9
March 27
to
April 2
March 20
to
March 26
March 13
to
March 19
March 6
to
March 12
February 27
to
March 5
February 20
to
February 26
February 13
to
February 19
February 6
to
February 12
January 30
to
February 5
January 23
to
January 29
January 16
to
January 22
January 9
to
January 15
January 2
to
January 8
2010
Dates
Weeks
December 19
to
January 1
December 12
to
December 18
December 5
to
December 11
November 28
to
December 4
November 21
to
November 27
November 14
to
November 20
November 7
to
November13
October 31
to
November 6
October 24
to
October 30
October 17
to
October 23
October 10
to
October 16
October 3
to
October 9
September 26
to
October 2
September 12
to
September 25
August 29
to
September 11