Posted on Wed 13 May 2009

Human influenza A(H1N1) statistics

A time series of confirmed influenza cases in Mexico. The steep decline started 3 days after the schools in Mexico City were closed.

Unlike the normal flu, the number of deaths caused by the new virus occurs mainly in those between 20-54 years of age.

A time series of the number of deaths caused by the A(H1N1) virus

The google spreadsheet with the data

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