Influenzanet is a system to monitor the activity of influenza-like-illness (ILI) with the aid of volunteers via the internet
The scientists behind the flusurvey are all interested in the processes behind epidemics. The study of epidemics involves many areas of science, including biology, medicine, social science as well as maths and statistics. Because of this, our research group at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine is made up of mathematicians, biologists, physicists and doctors.
How can we tell how many people have flu?
How do contact patterns affect an individual's risk of infection and the spread of infection in a population?
Why do cases fall during school holidays?
How is influenza surveillance affected by individual's choice to go the GP?