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The image displays a line graph depicting the reported number of influenza cases in people over 65 in a UK village from 1985 to 1995. In 1985, cases numbered at 40. In 1986, they decreased slightly to 35 and remained stable in 1987. In 1988, the count increased to 50, then dropped to 45 in 1989. A significant rise in 1990 brought cases to 70, peaking at 80 in 1991. This was followed by a decline to 60 in 1992, 50 in 1993, and a brief rise to 60 again in 1994, before decreasing to 55 in 1995.
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The line chart shows the reported number of cases of influenza in people over 65 in a UK village from 1985 to 1995.
Overall, it is readily apparent that number on cases of influenza fluctuated over the period given. The lowest number of cases was in 1985 and the highest in 1991.
Initially, the number of flu cases was 40 in 1985 and increased to 55 cases in 1987. After that its number had a slight decrease to below 50 patients and peaked at 75 in 1991.
There was observed a decline from 1991 to 1993 and its figure stood at 60 reported cases. In a year, its figure increased to approximately 65 cases and than experiences a downward trend which had the same number as in 1993 as in last year.
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