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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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The bar, pie, and line graphs above provide the viewer with information concerning the experimental flu vaccine that was tested in the year 1996 on females only.
According to the bar chart, in the period of time between March and May 1996, some females died because of flu. Concerning men, the data is absent. In the period of time between June and August 1996, the number of women died because of flu compared to the number of men died from the same disease were 4 and 2, respectively.
Based on the line graph, the overall trend of smaller death rate among males compared to the same among females may be observed. For instance, while the number of men died from flu in April 1996, was equal to 500. The number of women died from the same disease equaled 1000. The difference between the death rates is almost the same through the timeline. For instance, both of the values had been growing from February 1996 till June 1996, where they reached their highest points.
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