Communicable Disease Report 1994 - 2003
The Communicable Disease Report 1994-2003
focuses on influenza. Influenza (commonly
known as the flu) is a serious respiratory
infection that causes illness in many people,
as well as hospitalizations and in some
cases death. The 2003/2004 influenza season
had the highest number of cases in the past
nine seasons, possibly due to improved reporting.
As in past years the Communicable Disease
Report 1994-2003 also contains data on other
communicable diseases reported in the Region
of Peel.
The Communicable Disease Report 1994-2003
includes:
Table
of Contents (PDF 29KB, 2 pages)
Acknowledgements
(PDF 8KB, 1 page)
Introduction
(PDF 29KB, 1 page)
Executive
Summary (PDF 27KB, 4 pages)
There are six chapters in Communicable
Disease Report 1994-2003:
Other health status reports produced by
Peel Health include:
Communicable
Disease Report 2003
State
of the Region’s Health 2003 –
Focus on Foodborne Disease
Smoking
and Pregnancy 2003
Children's
Dental Health Report 2003
Communicable
Disease 2002 - Focus on Tuberculosis
State
of the Region's Health 2002 - Focus
on Asthma
Child
Health Report 2002
State
of the Region's Health 2001
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