Seasonal influenza activity in Europe: Declining in most countries in the West but increasing in the North-East

J MS Arkema; T J Meerhoff; W J Paget; A Meijer; F Ansaldi; U Buchholz; D M Fleming; A Nicoll; J Van Der Velden

doi:10.2807/esw.12.10.03152-en

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Seasonal influenza activity in Europe: Declining in most countries in the West but increasing in the North-East
J MS Arkema , T J Meerhoff , W J Paget , A Meijer , F Ansaldi , U Buchholz , D M Fleming , A Nicoll , J Van Der Velden
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Citation style for this article: Arkema J MS, Meerhoff T J, Paget W J, Meijer A, Ansaldi F, Buchholz U, Fleming D M, Nicoll A, Van Der Velden J. Seasonal influenza activity in Europe: Declining in most countries in the West but increasing in the North-East. Euro Surveill. 2007;12(10):pii=3152. https://doi.org/10.2807/esw.12.10.03152-en

Abstract

This winter, the consultation rates for influenza like illness (ILI) and/or acute respiratory infection (ARI) started to increase firstly in Scotland, Greece and Spain in December 2006 [1], where they have already returned to levels just above or at the baseline.