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The image shows three sections: 1) Deaths from Flu, where from March to May males accounted for 0.5% and females 1.0% and from June to August males were at 1.5% and females at 4.0%, 2) Female recipients of new vaccine groups at risk divided into categories: Babies or children (24%), Aged (over 55 years old) (35%), Hospitalised (28%), Not given the vaccine (13%), 3) Flu Rates for Males and Females in 1996, showing monthly data: Feb (Males: ~100, Females: ~50), Mar (Males: ~350, Females: ~200), Apr (Males: ~225, Females: ~175), May (Males: ~1250, Females: ~1050), Jun (Males: ~1750, Females: ~1500), Jul (Males: ~3250, Females: ~3400), Aug (Males: ~2700, Females: ~2650), Sep (Males: ~1200, Females: ~1700), Oct (Males: ~1100, Females: ~1050), Nov (Males: ~1000, Females: ~1050), Dec (Males: ~1000, Females: ~950).
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A flu vaccine was implemented in a large country town only on females in June 1996.
The line graph provides information about flu rates between males and females, while bar chart shows number of deaths between two genders and pie chart illustrates the female recipients groups of new vaccine.
According to line graph the cases of flu rocketed from April to June reached 3500 women and approximately 2600 men. Then, it witnessed a gradual decline until September and November in females and males respectively and remained stable to December with 2500 cases in women and 1500 in men.
As can be seen in the bar chart that one female death was recorded from March to May. There was two male deaths in the period between June to August and two-fold female fatality.
The pie chart depicts four groups of people, which were babies or children, aged people, hospitalised and not given the vaccine people. The elderly people accounted the highest percentage at 35%. Following this, individuals without the vaccine represented 28%. Youngsters made up 24%, compared to 13% for hospitalised people.
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