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| Click on image to enlarge. The data are plotted as number of cases (y-axis) vs. week of illness onset (or date reported if onset data was not reported). The time span is the same for both graphs (2-months) and the number of cases is fixed at a 50-cases on the y-axis of both so that the slopes can be compared. |
The current slopes is less steep and the case tally is a little lower, but it is not hard to see that both will increase if the current rate of cases continues; of the last 18 H7N9 cases, 12 (67% or two-thirds) were from this province.
