Influenza incidence has decreased in Aragon, putting it at the There were 231.5 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, compared with 334.7 the previous week. it is The autonomous region has seen a decline for the first time since the epidemic threshold was exceeded in the week of December 18-24, 2023., reaching 69.8 cases. The borderline for being considered an epidemic is 59.6 cases.
The same situation also occurs in The incidence of acute respiratory diseases increased from 1,368.3 cases per 100,000 inhabitants to 1,071.9 cases. In this group, there is no epidemic threshold, since it is obtained from the average of the historical series for which this indicator is not available, since this is the third season in which it is measured and a period of at least five years is required.
As the number of influenza cases per 100,000 inhabitants has exceeded 59.6, The incidence is gradually increasing167.5 for the Christmas week, 303.5 for the New Year, and 334.7 for the week from January 8 to 14, That was until it dropped to 231.5 cases in the past seven days.
Likewise, acute respiratory infections, which peaked between January 8 and 14 with 1,368 cases per 100,000 inhabitants, fell to 1,071 last week, even lower than the 1,184 cases in the week of Christmas.
by province
Looking at it by province, last week, from January 15th to 21st, Incidence rates decreased in Zaragozawhich has increased from 358.8 cases per 100,000 inhabitants Influenza 251.5 From 1,358.2 to Acute respiratory infections were 1,086.5.
although, In Huesca, influenza cases dropped from 230.7 to 162.5 per 100,000 inhabitants Acute respiratory infections dropped from 1,222.4 to 896.5; and, Teruel, influenza rises from 329.1 to 196.6 Respiratory diseases increased from 1,694.2 to 1,259.5 respectively.
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