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Influenza Summary and Reports

DoD Seasonal Influenza Summary and Reports

Command Influenza Activity
NORTHCOM

ILI activity remained minimal. Influenza B predominated during the first half of the season and then Influenza A became the predominating strain for the remainder of the season, specifically A(H1N1).
EUCOM ILI activity remained minimal. Among positive influenza specimens, the majority have been influenza A this season.
INDOPACOM

ILI activity remained minimal. The majority of positive influenza specimens have been influenza A this season. Among subtyped influenza A specimens, the majority were A(H1N1). 
SOUTHCOM ILI activity remained minimal. The majority of influenza specimens have been influenza A this season. 
CENTCOM ILI activity remained minimal.

** The COVID-19 outbreak occurring across the world may affect healthcare seeking behavior which in turn will impact ILI activity levels. 

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DoD Global, Laboratory-based, Influenza Surveillance Program

Our mission is to provide an operationally relevant, global, laboratory-based influenza surveillance program that encompasses the most important respiratory diseases affecting the U.S. military.

If you are a sentinel site, we have compiled key resources (links below) to help prepare for the upcoming influenza surveillance season. The data gathered from your site will be used to track influenza activity, monitor the trends in new and existing influenza virus strains, and will be used to help shape next season's influenza vaccination.

If you have questions, please contact us at via email or call 1-937-938-3196.

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