<p>Red symbols illustrate the comparison between IMS-ILI (y-axis) and CDC laboratory surveillance (x-axis); while green symbols represent the comparison between IMS-ILI (y-axis) and CDC-ILI (x-axis). Dots represents 6 pre-pandemic seasons, 2003–04 to 2008–09; squares represent the spring 2009 pandemic wave, and triangles the main pandemic wave in fall 2009. As regards ILI, intensity is based on excess incidence over baseline each season, estimated from Serfling seasonal regression. As regards CDC virus surveillance, intensity is based on the cumulative percent positive each season (sum of virus positives/sum of specimens tested).</p
<p><b>(A)</b> Maps show the proportion of laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza A compared to infl...
7-day moving average of positive test results for influenza A and B in each subregion. The y-axis in...
<p>(A) The distribution of the influenza isolates for each month, including influenza B (light blue ...
<p>Values indicate Pearson correlation coefficients; values in bold are significant. For ILI time se...
<p>Epidemic intensity was measured by Serfling regression of weekly percent-ILI for public health su...
<p>Boxplots show the range of metric values observed each season across 97 cities and 48 states. ILI...
Health authorities find thresholds useful to gauge the start and severity of influenza seasons. We e...
<p>Seasonal regression models are fitted to both time series, as explained in the text (blue dots re...
Health authorities find thresholds useful to gauge the start and severity of influenza seasons. We e...
<p>Analysis was limited to countries providing ≥30 viruses for ≥3 yrs. Different colors represent di...
<p>The detection rates (% positive) of influenza viruses in clinical samples tested per week are sho...
<div><p>(A) Weekly distribution of influenza laboratory isolates (from week 1 to week 52; weekly fre...
<p>The inferred influenza activity index was superimposed and color-coded from white (low) to red (h...
<p>Red and blue dots represent MWE in warm season (week 19 to week 50) and cool season (week 51 to w...
<p>Correlation between IMS-ILI and CDC RSV laboratory-confirmed viral activity can be considered as ...
<p><b>(A)</b> Maps show the proportion of laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza A compared to infl...
7-day moving average of positive test results for influenza A and B in each subregion. The y-axis in...
<p>(A) The distribution of the influenza isolates for each month, including influenza B (light blue ...
<p>Values indicate Pearson correlation coefficients; values in bold are significant. For ILI time se...
<p>Epidemic intensity was measured by Serfling regression of weekly percent-ILI for public health su...
<p>Boxplots show the range of metric values observed each season across 97 cities and 48 states. ILI...
Health authorities find thresholds useful to gauge the start and severity of influenza seasons. We e...
<p>Seasonal regression models are fitted to both time series, as explained in the text (blue dots re...
Health authorities find thresholds useful to gauge the start and severity of influenza seasons. We e...
<p>Analysis was limited to countries providing ≥30 viruses for ≥3 yrs. Different colors represent di...
<p>The detection rates (% positive) of influenza viruses in clinical samples tested per week are sho...
<div><p>(A) Weekly distribution of influenza laboratory isolates (from week 1 to week 52; weekly fre...
<p>The inferred influenza activity index was superimposed and color-coded from white (low) to red (h...
<p>Red and blue dots represent MWE in warm season (week 19 to week 50) and cool season (week 51 to w...
<p>Correlation between IMS-ILI and CDC RSV laboratory-confirmed viral activity can be considered as ...
<p><b>(A)</b> Maps show the proportion of laboratory-confirmed cases of influenza A compared to infl...
7-day moving average of positive test results for influenza A and B in each subregion. The y-axis in...
<p>(A) The distribution of the influenza isolates for each month, including influenza B (light blue ...