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| 出典情報 | 新型コロナウイルス感染症対策アドバイザリーボード（第119回 3／23）《厚生労働省》 |
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北半球/温暖地域（北米）
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直近の過小評価に注意
In the countries of North America, influenza activity was low with most indicators of influenza activity at levels similar or below
levels typically observed towards the end of the season. In Canada, influenza-like illness activity (ILI) activity was below expected
levels for this time of year. Influenza-associated pediatric hospitalizations remained low. In the United States (U.S.), the
percentage of outpatients visits for respiratory illness remained just above the national seasonal baseline and was minimal in most
regions. Weekly influenza-associated hospitalization rates decreased further. The cumulative rate of influenza-associated
hospitalizations this season was greater than those of previous seasons at this time of the year but has been stable in recent
weeks. The percentage of deaths attributed to pneumonia, influenza or COVID-19 in the U.S. decreased and remained above the
epidemic threshold established from historical data, with the majority of recent mortality attributed to COVID-19 and a small
proportion due to influenza in recent weeks. Influenza positivity was low in both countries, and several respiratory viruses cocirculated. Influenza A viruses predominated, and influenza A(H3N2) accounted for the majority of subtyped influenza A viruses in
the U.S. whereas A(H1N1)pdm09 accounted for the majority of subtyped influenza A viruses in Canada. The proportion of
influenza B viruses increased during this period in both countries. RSV activity was low in both countries.
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直近の過小評価に注意
In the countries of North America, influenza activity was low with most indicators of influenza activity at levels similar or below
levels typically observed towards the end of the season. In Canada, influenza-like illness activity (ILI) activity was below expected
levels for this time of year. Influenza-associated pediatric hospitalizations remained low. In the United States (U.S.), the
percentage of outpatients visits for respiratory illness remained just above the national seasonal baseline and was minimal in most
regions. Weekly influenza-associated hospitalization rates decreased further. The cumulative rate of influenza-associated
hospitalizations this season was greater than those of previous seasons at this time of the year but has been stable in recent
weeks. The percentage of deaths attributed to pneumonia, influenza or COVID-19 in the U.S. decreased and remained above the
epidemic threshold established from historical data, with the majority of recent mortality attributed to COVID-19 and a small
proportion due to influenza in recent weeks. Influenza positivity was low in both countries, and several respiratory viruses cocirculated. Influenza A viruses predominated, and influenza A(H3N2) accounted for the majority of subtyped influenza A viruses in
the U.S. whereas A(H1N1)pdm09 accounted for the majority of subtyped influenza A viruses in Canada. The proportion of
influenza B viruses increased during this period in both countries. RSV activity was low in both countries.
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