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Influenza activity in Cambodia during 2006-2008
BMC Infectious Diseases, 10/23/09
Mardy S et al. – Influenza activity in Cambodia occurred during the rainy season, from June to November, and ends before the cool season. Even though Cambodia is a tropical country, geographically located in the northern hemisphere, influenza activity has a southern hemisphere transmission pattern. Together with the antigenic analysis of the circulating strains, it is now possible to give a better influenza vaccination recommendation for Cambodia.
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