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The three charts give information about flu in 1996. The line graph shows the number of flu cases for males and females, the bar chart shows the number of deaths from flu, and the pie chart shows the groups of females at risk who received a new vaccine.
Overall, females had more flu cases and more deaths than males. The number of flu cases increased quickly in spring and reached a peak in June.
In February, there were no flu cases. The number of cases increased slowly in March and April, and then rose sharply in May. In June, the number of cases reached a peak of about 3,500 for females and 2,700 for males. After that, the cases decreased, and in December there were about 2,450 cases for females and 1,500 for males.
The bar chart shows that from March to May, only one female died from flu and no males died. From June to August, 4 females and 2 males died.
The pie chart shows that 35% of the females who got the new vaccine were aged over 65, and 24% were babies or children. 13% were in hospital, and 28% of females at risk were not given the vaccine.