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| Information is Beautiful: who can catch which flu? | Information is Beautiful: who can catch which flu? |
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| H7N9? H5N1? H1N1? H9N2? H7N7? | H7N9? H5N1? H1N1? H9N2? H7N7? |
| A new, deadly strain of "bird flu" - H7N9- has broken out in the Shanghai area of Eastern China. | A new, deadly strain of "bird flu" - H7N9- has broken out in the Shanghai area of Eastern China. |
| Is this strain worse than H5N1? Or H1N1? Or even H2N2? We weren't sure. So we took a look at the data and... well, you can guess the rest. Click on the image above to view the full-size graphic. | Is this strain worse than H5N1? Or H1N1? Or even H2N2? We weren't sure. So we took a look at the data and... well, you can guess the rest. Click on the image above to view the full-size graphic. |
The data | The data |
| Complete list of all flu types, sources and extra background information in this spreadsheet. | Complete list of all flu types, sources and extra background information in this spreadsheet. |
Credits | Credits |
| Concept and design: David McCandless Research: Ella Hollowood Additional design: Phillipa Thomas | Concept and design: David McCandless Research: Ella Hollowood Additional design: Phillipa Thomas |
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