Flu season ramping up in Europe

Flu infections in late January were reported as widespread with activity described as very high in Slovenia and high in Luxembourg, Bulgaria and Turkey. Influenza A strains were dominant, with the exceptions of Georgia and Romania, while both A and B strains prevailed in Russia, Luxembourg, Kosovo and Albania. In the USA, much of the country was reporting high levels of influenza-like illness. The CDC advised that for the week ending Jan 25, B strains were more common in people aged 24 years and under, while influenza A(H1N1)pdm09 viruses predominated in adults aged over 25 years.  Read more.

Affected Regions

Europe