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Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Report page for back issues located here; http://www.epid.gov.lk/web/index.php...id=449&lang=en
Week 44 includes a report on a Coliform outbreak that led to the deaths of 9 newborns at Teaching Hospital, Kurunegala.
Other diseases reported;
268 cases of TB, 2 Whooping cough, 76 mumps, 75 Chickenpox, 14 Leishmaniasis, 8 meningitis, 547 Dengue, 70 Leptospirosis. See link for full listing.
http://www.epid.gov.lk/web/attachmen...%20English.pdf
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 2 2012 report http://www.epid.gov.lk/web/attachmen...%20English.pdf contains an article about Leishmaniasis in Sri Lanka.
Other Diseases reported (for the first week of 2012);
353 cases of TB, 55 Chickenpox, 13 Meningitis, 80 Mumps, 6 Kala-Azar, 734 Dengue, 69 Dysentery, 8 Encephalitis, 54 Leptospirosis, 2 Rabies, see link for full listing.
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 7 report
110 cases of TB reported, 94 chickenpox, 12 meningitis, 76 mumps, 44 leishmaniasis, 611 Dengue, see link for full listing.
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 8 Report
The report contains an article on Nipah virus, a table showing lack of surveillance of water quality in Sri Lanka and tables of disease statistics.
2 cases of Acute Flaccid Paralysis reported bringing the cumulative total to 11.
130 TB (1,295)
131 chickenpox (674)
11 meningitis (114)
70 mumps (559)
15 Leishmaniasis (129)
546 Dengue (6,169)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 9 report
The report contains an article entitled "Yellow Fever - Are we at risk?"
1 case of AFP reported bringing the total to 12
2 measles (8)
96 TB (1,391)
85 chickenpox (781)
5 meningitis (123)
16 mumps (642)
17 leishmaniasis (149)
453 Dengue (6,780)
33 leptospirosis (421)
1 rabies (7)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 10 report contains the article "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)-(Part I)".
Week 11 report contains the article "Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)-(Part II)"
Week 11:
2 case of AFP reported bringing the total to 15
2 measles (12)
244 TB (1,755)
96 chickenpox (1,041)
12 meningitis (143)
60 mumps (813)
15 leishmaniasis (174)
373 Dengue (7,884)
34 leptospirosis (512)
0 rabies (7)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 12 report contains the article " Crimean-Congo Haemorrhagic Fever- A Newly Emerging Infectious Disease"
0 cases of AFP reported total 15
3 measles (16)
127 TB (1,882)
174 chickenpox (1,233)
12 meningitis (156)
226 mumps (1,041)
6 leishmaniasis (187)
454 Dengue (8,373)
54 leptospirosis (572)
0 rabies (8)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
After a long hiatus, 2 reports published this week;
Week 13 report contains "The National Immunization Programme – Financial Aspects (Part I)", Week 14 contains "The National Immunization Programme – Financial Aspects (Part II)"
Week 13/14/Total;
AFP 2/1/23
TB 236/139/2,257
Chickenpox 75/98/1,475
Meningitis 9/7/183
Mumps 69/96/1,304
Leishmaniasis 0/4/195
Dengue 171/391/9,317
Encephalitis 7/7/87
Rabies 0/0/8
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
3 reports published this week covering the period 7-27 April. Each contains a part of a three part series "Supportive Supervision".
Week 15 / 16 / 17 / Total
AFP 1 / 1 / 1 / 26
TB 245 / 29 / 222 / 2,604
Chickenpox 50 / 53 / 114 / 1,820
Meningitis 6 / 5 / 5 / 215
Mumps 89 / 66 / 142 / 1,723
Leishmaniasis 1 / 9 / 17 / 223
Dengue 255 / 220 / 578 / 10,795
Encephalitis 1 / 2 / 5 / 98
Rabies 0/0/0/7 (dropped from 8 in week 15 to 7 in week 16)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
4 weeks of reports released today covering the period 28 April to 25 May. Each contains one part of the four part series: Effective Vaccine Management. Link for week 21 is currently not working (Archive link: http://www.epid.gov.lk/web/index.php...id=449&lang=en )
Week 18, Week 19, Week 20, Week 21 / Total (to week 20)
AFP 3 / 0 / 3 / 32
TB 308 / 218 / 66 / 3,196
Chickenpox 25 / 14 / 10 / 1,943
Meningitis 5 / 2 / 4 / 235
Mumps 32 / 18 / 25 / 1,883
Leishmaniasis 0 / 0 /0 / 235
Dengue 98 / 34 / 47 / 11,403
Encephalitis 1 / 0 / 0 / 102
Rabies 1/0/0/10
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 22 26 May - June 1
Contains the article "Health Related Quality of Life"
AFP 1 (total 35)
TB 170 (3,572)
Chickenpox 7 (1,974)
Meningitis 0 (236)
Mumps 7 (1,899)
Leishmaniasis 0 (237)
Dengue 109 (11,679)
Encephalitis 1 (103)
Rabies 0 (10)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 23 02nd – 08th June 2012 and Week 24 09th – 15th June 2012 contain the two part article "Cost Effectiveness"
Week 23/ Week 24 (total)
AFP 1 / 2 (38)
TB 96 / 88 (3,756)
Chickenpox 2 / 10 (2,065)
Meningitis 2 /2 (245)
Mumps 2 / 7 (1,951)
Leishmaniasis 0 / 2 (263)
Dengue 130 / 144 (12,165)
Encephalitis 1 / 0 (104)
Rabies 1 /1 (14)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 25 16th – 22nd June 2012
Includes the article "Global Rotavirus Surveillance"
weekly (cumulative)
AFP 1 (40)
TB 312 (4,068)
Chickenpox 9 (2,117)
Meningitis 2 (257)
Mumps 9 (1,995)
Leishmaniasis 0 (269)
Dengue 116 (12,454)
Encephalitis 0 (106)
Leptospirosis 1 (930)
Rabies 0 (15)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
After a long hiatus, 3 reports released this week.
Week 26 contains the article "Investigating an Outbreak (Part 1)"
Week 27 contains "Investigating an Outbreak (Part 2)"
Week 28 contains "Diarrhoea Outbreak Report - Lindula"
Week 26/ Week 27/ Week 28 (total)
AFP 2 / 2/ - (44)
TB - / - / - (no data 4,068 to week 25)
Chickenpox 4 / 7/ 1 (2,255)
Meningitis 2 / 4/ 3 (295)
Mumps 3 / 14/ 15 (2,216)
Leishmaniasis 2 / 2/ 1 (323)
Dengue 129 / 254/ 296 (14,281)
Encephalitis 0 / 0/ 0 (109)
Rabies 0 / 0 / 0 (15)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
3 reports released this week covering the period July14th to August 3rd.
Week 29 contains the article "Health Facility Micro-Planning (Part I)"
Week 30 contains "Health Facility Micro-Planning (Part II)"
Week 31 contains "Health Facility Micro-Planning (Part III)"
Week 29/ Week 30/ Week 31 (total)
AFP 1 / 1/ 1 (47)
TB 117 / 77 / 243 (5,298)
Chickenpox 10 / 12/ 14 (2,463)
Meningitis 1 / 3/ 4 (341)
Mumps 18 / 10/ 21 (2,448)
Leishmaniasis 2 / 23/ 8 (403)
Dengue 314 / 157/ 362 (16,923)
Encephalitis 3 / 2/ 2 (123)
Rabies 0 / 0 / 0 (16)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
2 reports released covering the period 4th - 17th August.
Week 32 contains the article "Ebola Haemorrhagic Fever-The Fact Sheet"
Week 33 contains the article "Pertussis Outbreak in the United States of America"
Week 32/ Week 33/ (total)
AFP 2 / 1 / (50)
TB 177 / 198 / (5,673)
Chickenpox 20 / 40 / (2,810)
Meningitis 4 / 12 / (431)
Mumps 53 / 57 / (2,924)
Leishmaniasis 29 / 22 / (527)
Dengue 460 / 678 / (23,989)
Encephalitis 1 / 0 / (142)
Rabies 1 / 1 / (22)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
2 reports released covering the period 18th - 31st August.
Week 34 contains the article "Vaccine Vial Monitor– Taking a Closer Look (Part I)"
Week 35 contains the article "Vaccine Vial Monitor– Taking a Closer Look (Part II)"
Week 34/ Week 35/ (total)
AFP 1 / 1 / (52)
TB 127 / 142 / (5,905)
Chickenpox 53 / 43 / (3,070)
Meningitis 10 / 10 / (503)
Mumps 77 / 64 / (3,269)
Leishmaniasis 21 / 40 / (674)
Dengue 840 / 647 / (28,302)
Encephalitis 4 / 1 / (161)
Rabies 0 / 1 / (24)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
2 reports released covering the period Sep 1- 14.
Week 36 contains the article "Evidence-Based Medicine (Part I)"
Week 37 contains the article "Evidence-Based Medicine (Part II)"
Week 36/ Week 37/ (total)
AFP 2 / 1 / (55)
TB 180 / 22 / (6,107)
Chickenpox 26 / 48 / (3,205)
Meningitis 3 / 16 / (550)
Mumps 48 / 76 / (3,466)
Leishmaniasis 28 / 15 / (748)
Dengue 412 / 638 / (30,473)
Encephalitis 0 / 1 / (165)
Rabies 0 / 1 / (26)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
2 reports released covering the period Sep 15th-28th.
Week 38 contains "Global Programme to Eliminate Lymphatic Filariasis"
Week 39 contains "Climate Change and Health (Part I)"
Week 38/ Week 39/ (total)
AFP 2 / 3 / (60)
TB 148 / 148 / (6,403)
Chickenpox 66 / 51 / (3,368)
Meningitis 17 / 24 / (605)
Mumps 57 / 68 / (3,466) - currently reads 605 must be an error
Leishmaniasis 20 / 17 / (795)
Dengue 512 / 477 / (32,145)
Encephalitis 1 / 1 / (172)
Rabies 1 / 0 / (28)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
3 reports released covering the period Sep 29th-October 19th,
Week 40 contains "Climate Change and Health (Part II)"
Week 41 contains "Dengue-The Antibody Response (Part I)"
Week 42 contains "Dengue-The Antibody Response (Part II)"
Week 40/ Week 41/ Week 42/ (total)
AFP 0 / 1 / 4 / (64)
TB 11 / 273 / 136 / (6,823)
Chickenpox 73 / 67 / 60 / (3,611)
Meningitis 12 / 13 / 9 / (657)
Mumps 46 / 48 / 41 / (3,823)
Leishmaniasis 9 / 30 / 15 / (864)
Dengue 556 / 581 / 613 / (34,495)
Encephalitis 2 / 0 / 3 / (178)
Rabies 1 / 0 / 0 / (29)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
3 reports released covering the period Oct 20th-Nov 9th,
Week 43 contains "Novel Corona Virus Infection"
Week 44 contains "Adverse Events Following Immunization (Part I)"
Week 45 contains "Adverse Events Following Immunization (Part II)"
Week 43/ Week 44/ Week 45/ (total)
AFP 1 / 2 / 0 / (67)
TB 327 / 249 / 86 / (7,485)
Chickenpox 64 / 64 / 62 / (3,886)
Meningitis 16 / 12 / 8 / (708)
Mumps 33 / 27 / 32 / (3,992)
Leishmaniasis 17 / 9 / 24 / (979)
Dengue 735 / 469 / 526 / (37,103)
Encephalitis 1 / 0 / 3 / (186)
Rabies 0 / 0 / 0 / (29)
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Influenza
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391/ 7/ 28/ 12/ 4/ 9
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460/ 1,629/ 0
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Two reports released covering the period 10th-23rd November
Week 46 contains the article "Critical Appraisal (Part I)"
Week 47 contains the article "Critical Appraisal (Part II)"
Week 46/ Week 47/ (total)
AFP 1 / 2 / (70)
TB 226 / 107 / (7,818)
Chickenpox 53 / 65 / (4,017)
Meningitis 17 / 11 / (747)
Mumps 21 / 34 / (4,074)
Leishmaniasis 12 / 27 / (1,041)
Dengue 445 / 512 / (38,488)
Encephalitis 3 / 0 / (190)
Rabies 0 / 0 / (31)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Three reports released covering the period 24th November - 14th December
Week 48 contains the article "Cellular Phones and Cancer Risk"
Week 49 contains the article "Conducting an EPI Coverage Survey"
Week 50 contains the article "EPI Coverage Survey 2012-Batticaloa District"
Week 48/ Week 49/ Week 50/ (total)
AFP 1 / 1 / 0/ (72)
TB 193 / 86 / 245 / (8,243)
Chickenpox 47 / 34 / 59 / (4,214)
Meningitis 10 / 18 / 7 / (793)
Mumps 33 / 19 / 28 / (4,180)
Leishmaniasis 25 / 9 / 18 / (1,121)
Dengue 542 / 522 / 786 (41,189)
Encephalitis 0 / 3 / 0 / (195)
Rabies 0 / 1 / 0 / (33)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Two Reports released covering the period December 15th - 28th
Week 51 contains the article "Global Routine Vaccination Coverage, 2011"
Week 52 contains the article "Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS)"
Week 51/ Week 52/ (total)
AFP 1 / 1 / (74)
TB 127 / 224 / (8,594)
Chickenpox 50 / 25 / (4,332)
Meningitis 17 / 13 / (831)
Mumps 25 / 17 / (4,255)
Leishmaniasis 31 / 13 / (1,193)
Dengue 890 / 435 / (42,983)
Encephalitis 4 / 3 / (204)
Rabies 1 / 0 / (35)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 1 2013 contains the article "Flashback 2012"
Week 1/ (total 2012)
AFP 0 / (74)
Measles 3/ (83)
TB 126 / (8,720)
Chickenpox 43/ (4,440)
Meningitis 11 / (853)
Mumps 26 / (4,304)
Leishmaniasis 8 / (1,216)
Dengue 439 / (44,020)
Encephalitis 1 / (207)
Rabies 1 / (36)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 2 contains the article "Measuring Obesity"
Week 3 contains "Prevention of Road Traffic Accidents (RTA)"
Week 2 / Week 3 / (total 2013)
AFP 0 / 2 / (2)
Measles 2 / 6 / (9)
TB 126 / 270 / (396)
Chickenpox 42/ 91 / (151)
Meningitis 28 / 15 / (47)
Mumps 19 / 25 / (52)
Leishmaniasis 22 / 14 / (38)
Dengue 549 / 635 / (1,432)
Encephalitis 9 / 5 / (14)
Rabies 0 / 0 / (0)
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 4 contains the article "Global Control and Regional Elimination of Measles, 2000 – 2011"
Week 4/ (total)
AFP 1 / (2)
Measles 1/ (12)
TB 96 / (492)
Chickenpox 43/ (202)
Meningitis 17 / (65)
Mumps 22 / (88)
Leishmaniasis 16 / (56)
Dengue 468 / (2,040)
Encephalitis 18 / (41)
Rabies 1 / (1)
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Influenza surveillance for December:
Human: 234 total samples; test results - 12 A/untyped, 18 B, 5 A/H1N1pdm09, 23 A/H3N2
Animal: 159 pooled samples, 60 serum samples, 0 positives
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Week 5 contains the article "Japanese Encephalitis (Part I)"
Week 6 contains "Japanese Encephalitis (Part II)"
Week 5/ Week 6 / (total)
AFP 4 / 1 / (8)
Measles 5 / 1 / (19)
TB 114 / 122 / (728)
Chickenpox 90 / 42 / (353)
Meningitis 17 / 10 / (99)
Mumps 18 / 12 / (135)
Leishmaniasis 29 / 4 / (96)
Dengue 607 / 379 / (3,557)
Encephalitis 15 / 13 / (74)
Rabies 1 / 0 / (2)
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Week 7 contains the article "Vaccine Components"
Week 8 contains "Vaccine Adjuvants"
Week 7/ Week 8 / (total)
AFP 1 / 1 / (10)
Measles 4 / 6 / (33)
TB 177 / 348 / (1,253)
Chickenpox 23 / 58 / (484)
Meningitis 9 / 18 / (139)
Mumps 3 / 12 / (179)
Leishmaniasis 13 / 6 / (142)
Dengue 275 / 479 / (4,990)
Encephalitis 13 / 7 / (110)
Rabies 0 / 0 / (2)
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Influenza surveillance for January:
Human: 312 total samples; test results - 7 A/untyped, 29 B, 33 A/H1N1pdm09, 44 A/H3N2
Animal: 174 pooled samples, 147 serum samples, 0 positives
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Re: Sri Lanka: Weekly epidemiological reports
Week 9 contains the article "The path to universal coverage (Part I)"
Week 10 contains "The path to universal coverage (Part II)"
Week 9/ Week 10 / (total)
AFP 0 / 0 / (10)
Measles 9 / 3 / (54)
TB 96 / 161 / (1,601)
Chickenpox 79 / 92 / (738)
Meningitis 8 / 10 / (172)
Mumps 15 / 13 / (250)
Leishmaniasis 24 / 15 / (214)
Dengue 504 / 481 / (6,759)
Encephalitis 11 / 3 / (141)
Rabies 0 / 0 / (1) (one less than last week)
see link for full statistics.
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