Swine flu infection rate continues to be steady at 1,500 cases a week

THE rate of swine flu infections in Ireland remains steady with about 1,500 cases diagnosed by GPs last week, according to latest figures released by the Department of Health.

Swine flu infection rate continues to be  steady at  1,500 cases a week

The department’s chief medical officer, Dr Tony Holohan, said there had been no significant change in the pattern of swine flu in the population, with 37.9 cases seen for every 100,000 people.

There have been 114 people hospitalised with the virus to date, with an additional 23 admissions last week.

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