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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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Three graphs provide information about an experimental flu vaccine tested in a large country town on females only in June 1996.
Overall, it can be seen that More females died from flue rather than males. When it comes to flu rates for both males and females, it peaked at months June and July.
To start with deaths from flu, only one female died from flu during march and may but this figure showed a slight increase in June and August and the females who died from flue were four. While only two people died because of flue.
With regard to flu rates for both men and women, there were no men or women who had flue in February. In contrast, there was a significant rise in numbers of males and females and peaked at 3500 and 2700 in June. Subsequently, Flu rates for both males and females gradually declined to 2500 and 1700 until September and this figures did not change at all till the end of the year.
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