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資料３－２ 鈴木先生提出資料 (94 ページ)
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直近の過小評価に注意
北半球/温暖地域
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In Europe, overall influenza activity remained at inter-seasonal levels, with a low but
increasing trend. Influenza A(H3N2) predominated among the subtyped influenza A
viruses, with some detections of A(H1N1)pdm09 and B viruses. Activity was highest in
South West Europe (2.37% positivity) and Northern Europe (1.22% positivity), while
activity in Eastern and South Central Europe remained below 1% positivity. In South
West Europe increased activity was observed in Portugal and Germany. In Northern
Europe, continued increased activity was reported in parts of the UK. Pooled all-cause
mortality estimates from the EuroMomo network continued to show increased excess
mortality across most age groups. An early RSV season was detected in Ireland.
In the countries of North America,
influenza activity continued to increase
in recent weeks. In Canada, ILI activity
increased but remained at levels
normally seen this time of year, whereas
in the U.S., the percent of health care
visits for respiratory illness surpassed
the baseline in recent week. Increase in
ILI was seen in all age-groups. Several
respiratory viruses are co-circulating. Of
samples tested for influenza, 4.4% were
positive and influenza A(H3N2) was
predominant among the subtyped
influenza viruses. Influenza
hospitalizations increased slightly in the
USA. The percentage of deaths
attributed to pneumonia, influenza or
COVID-19 in the USA remained above
the epidemic threshold established from
historical data, with the majority of
recent mortality attributed to COVID-19.
RSV activity increased further in the
USA but remained low overall in Canada.
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北半球/温暖地域
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•
In Europe, overall influenza activity remained at inter-seasonal levels, with a low but
increasing trend. Influenza A(H3N2) predominated among the subtyped influenza A
viruses, with some detections of A(H1N1)pdm09 and B viruses. Activity was highest in
South West Europe (2.37% positivity) and Northern Europe (1.22% positivity), while
activity in Eastern and South Central Europe remained below 1% positivity. In South
West Europe increased activity was observed in Portugal and Germany. In Northern
Europe, continued increased activity was reported in parts of the UK. Pooled all-cause
mortality estimates from the EuroMomo network continued to show increased excess
mortality across most age groups. An early RSV season was detected in Ireland.
In the countries of North America,
influenza activity continued to increase
in recent weeks. In Canada, ILI activity
increased but remained at levels
normally seen this time of year, whereas
in the U.S., the percent of health care
visits for respiratory illness surpassed
the baseline in recent week. Increase in
ILI was seen in all age-groups. Several
respiratory viruses are co-circulating. Of
samples tested for influenza, 4.4% were
positive and influenza A(H3N2) was
predominant among the subtyped
influenza viruses. Influenza
hospitalizations increased slightly in the
USA. The percentage of deaths
attributed to pneumonia, influenza or
COVID-19 in the USA remained above
the epidemic threshold established from
historical data, with the majority of
recent mortality attributed to COVID-19.
RSV activity increased further in the
USA but remained low overall in Canada.
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