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Statsepidemiolog Magnus Gisslén. (Oscar Olsson/TT / TT Nyhetsbyrån)
CORONAVIRUSET • SMITTAN I SVERIGE
Publicerad 9 juni, 07:11
Den nya coronavarianten Nimbus sprids i Asien och enstaka fall har också noterats i Sverige. Smittspridningen är just nu låg – men det går inte att utesluta en ökning av fall under sommaren, säger statsepidemiolog Magnus Gisslén till TV4 Nyheterna.
– Vi har en god immunitet i befolkningen, och läget i dag är helt annorlunda jämfört med början av pandemin, säger han.
Nimbus är en undervariant av omikron och har hittats i över 20 länder, främst i Asien. WHO har klassat mutationen som ”A variant under monitoring”, vilket betyder att man håller ett extra öga på den. Det har spekulerats i om den skulle kunna ge mer magproblem än tidigare varianter, men inget tyder enligt Gisslén på att den skulle vara ”farligare”.
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CORONAVIRUSET • SMITTAN I SVERIGE
Ny coronavariant sprids i Sverige – kan öka i sommar
Av Olivia W DemredPublicerad 9 juni, 07:11
Den nya coronavarianten Nimbus sprids i Asien och enstaka fall har också noterats i Sverige. Smittspridningen är just nu låg – men det går inte att utesluta en ökning av fall under sommaren, säger statsepidemiolog Magnus Gisslén till TV4 Nyheterna.
– Vi har en god immunitet i befolkningen, och läget i dag är helt annorlunda jämfört med början av pandemin, säger han.
Nimbus är en undervariant av omikron och har hittats i över 20 länder, främst i Asien. WHO har klassat mutationen som ”A variant under monitoring”, vilket betyder att man håller ett extra öga på den. Det har spekulerats i om den skulle kunna ge mer magproblem än tidigare varianter, men inget tyder enligt Gisslén på att den skulle vara ”farligare”.
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Posted November 21
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Thailand is witnessing a troubling rise in seasonal illnesses, with influenza cases soaring to 161,940 between October 19 and November 15, 2025. This surge has raised the total number of cases this year to 940,869, alongside 100 fatalities predominantly among unvaccinated, elderly individuals with underlying health conditions. Health officials urge the public to stay vigilant and emphasize the importance of vaccinations to mitigate further risk.
The rise in illnesses coincides with recent weather changes, intensifying conditions favorable for the spread of influenza. Deputy Government Spokesperson Airin Phanrit pointed out significant risk factors related to recent deaths, noting that 94% were unvaccinated individuals, the majority with pre-existing health issues such as kidney disease and hypertension. The median age of those who died was 61, highlighting the vulnerability of older age groups.
Besides influenza, there are increases in other illnesses, including 62,157 cases of diarrhea, 35,953 of pneumonia, 9,698 of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), and 8,375 of food poisoning, indicating a broader public health challenge. Although there was a slight decline in November's overall influenza numbers, cluster outbreaks in enclosed settings like prisons and schools are on the rise, necessitating targeted interventions.
Experts underscore the dominance of the A/H3N2 strain, constituting 76% of reported flu cases, trailed by A/H1N1 and Influenza B strains. Children aged 5–9 years exhibit the highest infection rates per 100,000 people, urging specific preventive measures in environments involving younger populations to curb transmission.
Looking ahead, health authorities advise the public to remain proactive in receiving vaccinations, especially among at-risk groups - the elderly and those with chronic health conditions. Continued monitoring of influenza patterns and effective public health responses will be critical to managing the escalating situation, reported The Nation.
Key Takeaways
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Posted November 21
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Thailand is witnessing a troubling rise in seasonal illnesses, with influenza cases soaring to 161,940 between October 19 and November 15, 2025. This surge has raised the total number of cases this year to 940,869, alongside 100 fatalities predominantly among unvaccinated, elderly individuals with underlying health conditions. Health officials urge the public to stay vigilant and emphasize the importance of vaccinations to mitigate further risk.
The rise in illnesses coincides with recent weather changes, intensifying conditions favorable for the spread of influenza. Deputy Government Spokesperson Airin Phanrit pointed out significant risk factors related to recent deaths, noting that 94% were unvaccinated individuals, the majority with pre-existing health issues such as kidney disease and hypertension. The median age of those who died was 61, highlighting the vulnerability of older age groups.
Besides influenza, there are increases in other illnesses, including 62,157 cases of diarrhea, 35,953 of pneumonia, 9,698 of Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV), and 8,375 of food poisoning, indicating a broader public health challenge. Although there was a slight decline in November's overall influenza numbers, cluster outbreaks in enclosed settings like prisons and schools are on the rise, necessitating targeted interventions.
Experts underscore the dominance of the A/H3N2 strain, constituting 76% of reported flu cases, trailed by A/H1N1 and Influenza B strains. Children aged 5–9 years exhibit the highest infection rates per 100,000 people, urging specific preventive measures in environments involving younger populations to curb transmission.
Looking ahead, health authorities advise the public to remain proactive in receiving vaccinations, especially among at-risk groups - the elderly and those with chronic health conditions. Continued monitoring of influenza patterns and effective public health responses will be critical to managing the escalating situation, reported The Nation.
Key Takeaways
- 94% of influenza fatalities involved unvaccinated individuals with health conditions.
- Influenza cases have surpassed 940,000 this year, with significant impact on vulnerable groups.
- Clusters in enclosed spaces are increasing, necessitating focused health measures.
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