The figures mean about one in five critical care beds are now occupied by flu patients.
The figures mean that in 2009, such measures prevented 3,000 to 6,000 deaths and saved $414 million.
The figures mean that, in all, 13 products have returned positive from a total of 3,634 results reported.
The figures mean black people were killed by law enforcement at almost five times the rate of white people and almost three times that of Hispanic people.
The figures mean that for every 100 children treated, two to three lives could be saved; treating a million could save more than 20,000.
Health experts say the figures mean that global efforts to save children's lives have started working, better and faster than expected.
The figures mean the government will need to deliver savings of up to €15bn next year, compared to the €18bn in cuts over four years promised only six months ago.
Human rights groups and politicians said the figures meant Fifa could not "look the other way", and should be leading demands for Qatar to improve conditions for the estimated 1.2 million migrant workers fuelling a huge construction boom.
Sepp, running for re-election this year, says the figures mean he can hand £190k bonuses to all 207 Fifa associations, on top of the £170k bonuses paid out last summer.
