OSCOUR National Newsletter, July 26, 2016
Summary
Emergency room visits are declining across all age groups, except among adults over 75. Hospitalizations following emergency room visits are stable among adults and declining among children.
The main diagnoses seen in emergency departments among adults over 75 have increased over the past week.
Among seasonal indicators, there has been an increase in visits due to heat-related issues, bites/contact with venomous animals, and general malaise across all age groups, while viral meningitis has decreased for the second consecutive week across all age groups.
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