February 2010 Statistics for FluTrackers

[sharon sanders]

<table class="aws_border" border="0" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="100&#37;"><tbody><tr><td class="aws_title" width="70%">Summary </td><td class="aws_blank">
</td></tr> <tr><td colspan="2"> <table class="aws_data" border="1" cellpadding="2" cellspacing="0" width="100%"> <tbody><tr bgcolor="#ececec"><td class="aws">Reported period</td><td class="aws" colspan="5"> Month Feb 2010</td></tr> <tr bgcolor="#ececec"><td class="aws">First visit</td> <td class="aws" colspan="5">01 Feb 2010 - 00:00</td></tr> <tr bgcolor="#ececec"><td class="aws">Last visit</td> <td class="aws" colspan="5">28 Feb 2010 - 22:16</td> </tr> <tr><td bgcolor="#ccccdd">
</td><td bgcolor="#ff9933" width="17%">Unique visitors</td><td bgcolor="#f3f300" width="17%">Number of visits</td><td bgcolor="#4477dd" width="17%">Pages</td><td bgcolor="#66f0ff" width="17%">Hits</td><td bgcolor="#339944" width="17%">
</td></tr> <tr><td class="aws">Viewed traffic *</td><td>90879
</td><td>142684
(1.57 visits/visitor)</td><td>927424
(6.49 Pages/Visit)</td><td>4330599
(30.35 Hits/Visit)</td></tr></tbody></table></td></tr></tbody></table>

We were visited by persons from 190 Countries:

United States
Russian Federation
Israel
France
Canada
Great Britain
Germany
Netherlands
India
Egypt
China
Italy
Mexico
Ukraine
Japan
Australia
Poland
Spain
Switzerland
Indonesia
Lativa
Turkey
Philippines
Belgium
South Korea
Sweden
Luxembourg
Romania
Croatia
Brazil
Malaysia
Singapore
Morocco
Ireland
Thailand
Haiti
Czech Republic
Hong Kong
Saudi Arabia
Algeria
Finland
Chile
South Africa
Norway
United Arab Emirates
Argentina
Tunsia
Pakistan
Austria
Colombia
Taiwan
Vietnam
Slovenia
Venezuela
Slovak Republic
Greece
Denmark
Portugal
Peru
Bangladesh
Sri Lanka
Hungary
Costa Rica
Iran
Senegal
Cote d'Ivoire
Bulgaria
Moldova
Dominican Republic
Polynesia
Lithuania
Nepal
Cambodia
Qatar
Kuwait
Serbia
Trinidad & Tobago
Puerto Rico
Jordan
Estonia
Kenya
Lebanon
Cameron
Jamaica
Mauritius
Ecuador
Libya
Mongolia
Nigeria
Ghana
Palestine
Panama
Sudan
Syria
Guatemala
Madagascar
Malta
Oman
Belarus
El Salvador
Iraq
Antigua & Barbuda
Botswana
Burkina Faso
Yemen
Uganda
Bahamas
Myanmar
Bolivia
Laos
Djibouti
Antilles
Ethopia
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Cyprus
Fiji
Georgia
Barbados
Nicaragua
Brunei Darussalam
Bahrain
Macedonia
New Caledonia
Mali
Maldives
Benin
Kazakhstan
Papua New Guinea
Uruguay
Rwanda
Bermuda
Honduras
Tanzania
Guyana
Paraguay
Albania
Zimbabwe
Togo
Macau
Gabon
Congo
Niger
Iceland
Cuba
Monaco
Cayman Is.
Tonga
Jersey
Nambia
Suriname
Mauritania
Azerbaidjan
Belize
Vanuatu
Bhutan
Guam
Armenia
Mozamibique
Aruba
Virgin Is.
Afganistan
Kyrgyzstan
Zambia
Burundi
Gambia
Andorra
Tadjikistan
Saint Vincent & Grenadines
Angola
Wales & Futura Is.
Seychelles
Saint Pierre & Miguelon
Congo
Northern Mariana Is.
Faroe Is.
Turks and Caicos Is.
Gibraltar
Solomon Is.
Anguilla
Liechtenstein
Uzbekistan
Eritrea
Guadeloupe
Guernsey
Turkmenistan
Swaziland
Lesotho
Reunion Is.
Grenada
Central Africa Republic


Thank you everyone! We are reaching many.


"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."

Maya Angelou

[gsgs]

Re: February 2010 Statistics for FluTrackers

Mar/01/16:45 UTC: Threads: 60,267, Posts: 269,186, Members: 3,096

trafic is decreasing in the flu-forums now that the wave is over
and no 3rd wave in sight

H5N1 is almost forgotten

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Re: February 2010 Statistics for FluTrackers

It isn't just H1N1 and H5N1. All infectious disease reporting seems to have slowed down. There hasn't been a serious mystery illness outbreak since H1N1 hit the Ukraine. There hasn't been a confirmed Ebola or Marburg case anywhere in the world for 14 months now (a gap I can't remember ever seeing). We haven't even seen a report of a confirmed human plague case in several months (and we know those average about 3,000 a year worldwide - so those are likely still happening).

I wonder if after a hectic year of reporting in 2009, media is just tired of infectious disease news.

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Re: February 2010 Statistics for FluTrackers

Maybe. But the threats are still there. H5N1 is still enzootic in much of the world, the VHF viruses are still out there, H1N1 is still pandemic, and you never know what might come next.

Things won't stay quiet for long, I fear. But I do like it better this way...