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Calculated Shard: 61 (from laksa009)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa061.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page","crawl_time":1776347386,"first_indexed_time":1667450751,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"gov,nyc!www,\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page s443","src_root_hash":"11179654179131445661","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Respiratory Illness Data Pages - NYC Health","meta_descriptions":[],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"Respiratory Illnesses in New York City\nThis webpage summarizes trends and highlights three respiratory viruses that can impact all New Yorkers —\nCOVID-19\n,\nflu (influenza)\n, and\nRSV (respiratory syncytial virus)\n.\nSome data on these pages lack information on demographic characteristics like race and ethnicity. The NYC Health Department acknowledges this lack of representation in the data is inequitable, and we are committed to developing methods for ensuring more inclusive, equitable representation in the future. Learn more about\nhealth inequities in data\n.\nThis page is\nupdated every Thursday\nwith data through the previous Saturday.\nAll data are preliminary\nand may change as more information is received. The NYC Health Department uses information from a variety of sources to capture a comprehensive picture of respiratory illness activity citywide.\nEmergency Department\nTrends for the Week Ending\nApr 4, 2026\nHere you can find recent trends in emergency department (ED)\nvisits\nrelated to respiratory illnesses in NYC. Emergency department data can provide a timely view of changes in respiratory virus spread and care-seeking.\nThe NYC Health Department examines visits to emergency departments with respiratory illness diagnoses. These can include COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus, general respiratory complaints such as cough, or illnesses such as pneumonia.\nCOVID-19, flu, RSV, and other diagnoses\nDecreased\nLast week vs. this week\n10.67%\n➘\n10.28%\nof ED visits\nDecreased\n0.29%\n➘\n0.26%\nDecreased\n1.15%\n➘\n1.06%\nDecreased\n0.17%\n➘\n0.13%\nCompared with week of Mar 28, 2026\nPercent\nof\nVisits\nto the\nEmergency Department\nthat have a\nRespiratory Illness Diagnosis\nThese data show trends of people who received a respiratory illness diagnosis in an NYC emergency department and do not represent everyone with respiratory illness. For example, people who received care outside of an emergency department or who never sought care for their illness are not included.\nVisits for the week ending\nApril 4, 2026\nhave\ndecreased\nto\n10.28%\nfrom\n10.67%\nthe previous week.\nEmergency department visits for ARI and viruses (Overall)\nDate\nSeries\nEmergency department visits\n1\/17\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n10.6%\n1\/24\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n9.9%\n1\/31\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n9.4%\n2\/7\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n9.3%\n2\/14\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n9.6%\n2\/21\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n10.3%\n2\/28\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n9%\n3\/7\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n8.9%\n3\/14\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n9.4%\n3\/21\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n10.4%\n3\/28\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n10.7%\n4\/4\/2026\nRespiratory illness visits\n10.3%\n1\/17\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.29%\n1\/24\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.22%\n1\/31\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.22%\n2\/7\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.26%\n2\/14\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.27%\n2\/21\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.27%\n2\/28\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.25%\n3\/7\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.21%\n3\/14\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.23%\n3\/21\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.28%\n3\/28\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.29%\n4\/4\/2026\nCOVID-19 visits\n0.26%\n1\/17\/2026\nFlu visits\n1.3%\n1\/24\/2026\nFlu visits\n0.81%\n1\/31\/2026\nFlu visits\n0.52%\n2\/7\/2026\nFlu visits\n0.43%\n2\/14\/2026\nFlu visits\n0.59%\n2\/21\/2026\nFlu visits\n0.76%\n2\/28\/2026\nFlu visits\n0.65%\n3\/7\/2026\nFlu visits\n0.72%\n3\/14\/2026\nFlu visits\n0.94%\n3\/21\/2026\nFlu visits\n1%\n3\/28\/2026\nFlu visits\n1.2%\n4\/4\/2026\nFlu visits\n1.1%\n1\/17\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.31%\n1\/24\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.34%\n1\/31\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.38%\n2\/7\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.35%\n2\/14\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.35%\n2\/21\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.39%\n2\/28\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.27%\n3\/7\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.28%\n3\/14\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.25%\n3\/21\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.2%\n3\/28\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.17%\n4\/4\/2026\nRSV visits\n0.13%\nRespiratory Panel Results\nAdditional Resources","attrs_markdown":"[![NYC Health Logo](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/NYC_Health_color_main.png)](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/)\n\nSelect language\n\nLight Mode\n\n☀️\n\nSelect language\n\n☀️\n\n# Respiratory Illness Data\nHome\n\nData\n\nAbout\n\n## Respiratory Illnesses in New York City\nThis webpage summarizes trends and highlights three respiratory viruses that can impact all New Yorkers — [COVID-19](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-main.page), [flu (influenza)](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/health\/health-topics\/flu-seasonal.page), and [RSV (respiratory syncytial virus)](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/health\/health-topics\/respiratory-syncytial-virus.page).\n\nSome data on these pages lack information on demographic characteristics like race and ethnicity. The NYC Health Department acknowledges this lack of representation in the data is inequitable, and we are committed to developing methods for ensuring more inclusive, equitable representation in the future. Learn more about [health inequities in data](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/index.html#\/about#inequities).\n\nThis page is updated every Thursday with data through the previous Saturday. All data are preliminary and may change as more information is received. The NYC Health Department uses information from a variety of sources to capture a comprehensive picture of respiratory illness activity citywide.\n\n### Emergency Department Trends for the Week Ending Apr 4, 2026\nHere you can find recent trends in emergency department (ED) visits related to respiratory illnesses in NYC. Emergency department data can provide a timely view of changes in respiratory virus spread and care-seeking.\n\nThe NYC Health Department examines visits to emergency departments with respiratory illness diagnoses. These can include COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus, general respiratory complaints such as cough, or illnesses such as pneumonia.\n\n![](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/ari-vector.svg)\n\nOverall Respiratory Illness\n\nCOVID-19, flu, RSV, and other diagnoses\n\nDecreased\n\nLast week vs. this week\n\n**10\\.67% ➘ 10\\.28%**\n\nof ED visits\n\n![](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/covid-vector.svg)\n\nCOVID-19\n\nDecreased\n\n0\\.29% ➘ 0.26%\n\n![](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/flu-vector.svg)\n\nFlu\n\nDecreased\n\n1\\.15% ➘ 1.06%\n\n![](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/rsv-vector.svg)\n\nRSV\n\nDecreased\n\n0\\.17% ➘ 0.13%\n\nCompared with week of Mar 28, 2026\n\n### Percent of Visits to the Emergency Department that have a Respiratory Illness Diagnosis\n![](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/info-icon.png)\n\n![](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/download-data-icon.png)\n\nThese data show trends of people who received a respiratory illness diagnosis in an NYC emergency department and do not represent everyone with respiratory illness. For example, people who received care outside of an emergency department or who never sought care for their illness are not included.\n\nVisits for the week ending April 4, 2026 have decreased to 10\\.28% from 10\\.67% the previous week.\n\nVisits\n\nHospitalizations\n\nJan 18\n\nJan 25\n\nFeb 01\n\nFeb 08\n\nFeb 15\n\nFeb 22\n\nMar 01\n\nMar 08\n\nMar 15\n\nMar 22\n\nMar 29\n\n0\\.0%\n\n2\\.0%\n\n4\\.0%\n\n6\\.0%\n\n8\\.0%\n\n10\\.0%\n\n[Save as SVG](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[Save as PNG](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[View Source](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[View Compiled Vega](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[Open in Vega Editor](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)\n\nCOVID-19 Visits\n\nJan 18\n\nFeb 01\n\nFeb 15\n\nMar 01\n\nMar 15\n\nMar 29\n\n0\\.0%\n\n0\\.5%\n\n1\\.0%\n\n[Save as SVG](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[Save as PNG](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[View Source](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[View Compiled Vega](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[Open in Vega Editor](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)\n\nTap\/click to enlarge\n\nFlu Visits\n\nJan 18\n\nFeb 01\n\nFeb 15\n\nMar 01\n\nMar 15\n\nMar 29\n\n[Save as SVG](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[Save as PNG](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[View Source](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[View Compiled Vega](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[Open in Vega Editor](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)\n\nTap\/click to enlarge\n\nRSV Visits\n\nJan 18\n\nFeb 01\n\nFeb 15\n\nMar 01\n\nMar 15\n\nMar 29\n\n[Save as SVG](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[Save as PNG](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[View Source](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[View Compiled Vega](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)[Open in Vega Editor](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-data.page)\n\nTap\/click to enlarge\n\nData as of: Apr 9, 2026\n\nShow data table\n\n| Date | Series | Emergency department visits |\n|---|---|---|\n| 1\/17\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.6% |\n| 1\/24\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.9% |\n| 1\/31\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.4% |\n| 2\/7\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.3% |\n| 2\/14\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.6% |\n| 2\/21\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.3% |\n| 2\/28\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9% |\n| 3\/7\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 8\\.9% |\n| 3\/14\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.4% |\n| 3\/21\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.4% |\n| 3\/28\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.7% |\n| 4\/4\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.3% |\n| 1\/17\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.29% |\n| 1\/24\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.22% |\n| 1\/31\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.22% |\n| 2\/7\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.26% |\n| 2\/14\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.27% |\n| 2\/21\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.27% |\n| 2\/28\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.25% |\n| 3\/7\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.21% |\n| 3\/14\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.23% |\n| 3\/21\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.28% |\n| 3\/28\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.29% |\n| 4\/4\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.26% |\n| 1\/17\/2026 | Flu visits | 1\\.3% |\n| 1\/24\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.81% |\n| 1\/31\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.52% |\n| 2\/7\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.43% |\n| 2\/14\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.59% |\n| 2\/21\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.76% |\n| 2\/28\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.65% |\n| 3\/7\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.72% |\n| 3\/14\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.94% |\n| 3\/21\/2026 | Flu visits | 1% |\n| 3\/28\/2026 | Flu visits | 1\\.2% |\n| 4\/4\/2026 | Flu visits | 1\\.1% |\n| 1\/17\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.31% |\n| 1\/24\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.34% |\n| 1\/31\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.38% |\n| 2\/7\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.35% |\n| 2\/14\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.35% |\n| 2\/21\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.39% |\n| 2\/28\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.27% |\n| 3\/7\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.28% |\n| 3\/14\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.25% |\n| 3\/21\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.2% |\n| 3\/28\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.17% |\n| 4\/4\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.13% |\n\n### Respiratory Panel Results\n![](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/info-icon.png)\n\n![](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/download-data-icon.png)\n\nThe NYC Health Department receives data from selected NYC laboratories that test for an expanded panel of circulating respiratory viruses, including those that are not required to be reported to the NYC Health Department.\n\nFor the week of April 4, 2026, the percent of positive test results for other respiratory viruses were:  1% Adenovirus ,  4% Human Coronavirus ,  2% SARS-CoV-2 ,  15% Enterovirus\/Rhinovirus ,  4% Human Metapneumovirus ,  3% Influenza ,  1% Parainfluenza , and  2% Respiratory Syncytial Virus .\n\n## Additional Resources\n[![NYS Wastewater Surveillance Data icon](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/nys-logo.svg) ![Opens external resource](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/external-link-icon.png) NYS Wastewater Surveillance Data View NYC COVID-19 wastewater surveillance through the New York State dashboard](https:\/\/coronavirus.health.ny.gov\/covid-19-wastewater-surveillance)\n\n[![NYS Respiratory Surveillance Reports icon](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/nys-logo.svg) ![Opens external resource](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/external-link-icon.png) NYS Respiratory Surveillance Reports Explore additional NYS respiratory illess data](https:\/\/www.health.ny.gov\/statistics\/)\n\n[![Respiratory Illness GitHub Repository icon](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/github-logo.png) ![Opens external resource](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/external-link-icon.png) Respiratory Illness GitHub Repository Visit our Github repo to get code, file an issue, or download data](https:\/\/github.com\/nychealth\/respiratory-illness-data)\n\n[Directory of City Agencies](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/nyc-resources\/agencies.page)[Notify NYC](https:\/\/a858-nycnotify.nyc.gov\/notifynyc\/)[NYC Mobile Apps](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/connect\/mobile-applications.page)\n\n[Contact NYC Government](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/home\/contact-us.page)[CityStore](https:\/\/a856-citystore.nyc.gov\/)[Maps](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/nyc-resources\/nyc-maps.page)\n\n[City Employees](https:\/\/a127-ess.nyc.gov\/)[Stay Connected](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/connect\/social-media.page)[Resident Toolkit](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/nyc-resources\/resident-toolkit.page)\n\n![NYC Health Logo](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/assets\/NYC_Health_color_main.png)\n\n© City of New York. 2025 All Rights Reserved.\n\nNYC is a trademark and service mark of the City of New York.","attrs_readable_markdown":"## Respiratory Illnesses in New York City\nThis webpage summarizes trends and highlights three respiratory viruses that can impact all New Yorkers — [COVID-19](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/covid\/covid-19-main.page), [flu (influenza)](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/health\/health-topics\/flu-seasonal.page), and [RSV (respiratory syncytial virus)](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/site\/doh\/health\/health-topics\/respiratory-syncytial-virus.page).\n\nSome data on these pages lack information on demographic characteristics like race and ethnicity. The NYC Health Department acknowledges this lack of representation in the data is inequitable, and we are committed to developing methods for ensuring more inclusive, equitable representation in the future. Learn more about [health inequities in data](https:\/\/www.nyc.gov\/assets\/doh\/respiratory-illness-data\/index.html#\/about#inequities).\n\nThis page is updated every Thursday with data through the previous Saturday. All data are preliminary and may change as more information is received. The NYC Health Department uses information from a variety of sources to capture a comprehensive picture of respiratory illness activity citywide.\n\n### Emergency Department Trends for the Week Ending Apr 4, 2026\nHere you can find recent trends in emergency department (ED) visits related to respiratory illnesses in NYC. Emergency department data can provide a timely view of changes in respiratory virus spread and care-seeking.\n\nThe NYC Health Department examines visits to emergency departments with respiratory illness diagnoses. These can include COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus, general respiratory complaints such as cough, or illnesses such as pneumonia.\n\nCOVID-19, flu, RSV, and other diagnoses\n\nDecreased\n\nLast week vs. this week\n\n**10\\.67% ➘ 10\\.28%**\n\nof ED visits\n\nDecreased\n\n0\\.29% ➘ 0.26%\n\nDecreased\n\n1\\.15% ➘ 1.06%\n\nDecreased\n\n0\\.17% ➘ 0.13%\n\nCompared with week of Mar 28, 2026\n\n### Percent of Visits to the Emergency Department that have a Respiratory Illness Diagnosis\nThese data show trends of people who received a respiratory illness diagnosis in an NYC emergency department and do not represent everyone with respiratory illness. For example, people who received care outside of an emergency department or who never sought care for their illness are not included.\n\nVisits for the week ending April 4, 2026 have decreased to 10\\.28% from 10\\.67% the previous week.\n\n| Date | Series | Emergency department visits |\n|---|---|---|\n| 1\/17\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.6% |\n| 1\/24\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.9% |\n| 1\/31\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.4% |\n| 2\/7\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.3% |\n| 2\/14\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.6% |\n| 2\/21\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.3% |\n| 2\/28\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9% |\n| 3\/7\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 8\\.9% |\n| 3\/14\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 9\\.4% |\n| 3\/21\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.4% |\n| 3\/28\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.7% |\n| 4\/4\/2026 | Respiratory illness visits | 10\\.3% |\n| 1\/17\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.29% |\n| 1\/24\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.22% |\n| 1\/31\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.22% |\n| 2\/7\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.26% |\n| 2\/14\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.27% |\n| 2\/21\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.27% |\n| 2\/28\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.25% |\n| 3\/7\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.21% |\n| 3\/14\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.23% |\n| 3\/21\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.28% |\n| 3\/28\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.29% |\n| 4\/4\/2026 | COVID-19 visits | 0\\.26% |\n| 1\/17\/2026 | Flu visits | 1\\.3% |\n| 1\/24\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.81% |\n| 1\/31\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.52% |\n| 2\/7\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.43% |\n| 2\/14\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.59% |\n| 2\/21\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.76% |\n| 2\/28\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.65% |\n| 3\/7\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.72% |\n| 3\/14\/2026 | Flu visits | 0\\.94% |\n| 3\/21\/2026 | Flu visits | 1% |\n| 3\/28\/2026 | Flu visits | 1\\.2% |\n| 4\/4\/2026 | Flu visits | 1\\.1% |\n| 1\/17\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.31% |\n| 1\/24\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.34% |\n| 1\/31\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.38% |\n| 2\/7\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.35% |\n| 2\/14\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.35% |\n| 2\/21\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.39% |\n| 2\/28\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.27% |\n| 3\/7\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.28% |\n| 3\/14\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.25% |\n| 3\/21\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.2% |\n| 3\/28\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.17% |\n| 4\/4\/2026 | RSV visits | 0\\.13% |\n### Respiratory Panel Results\nAdditional Resources","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	Respiratory Illnesses in New York City This webpage summarizes trends and highlights three respiratory viruses that can impact all New Yorkers — COVID-19 , flu (influenza) , and RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) . Some data on these pages lack information on demographic characteristics like race and ethnicity. The NYC Health Department acknowledges this lack of representation in the data is inequitable, and we are committed to developing methods for ensuring more inclusive, equitable representation in the future. Learn more about health inequities in data . This page is updated every Thursday with data through the previous Saturday. All data are preliminary and may change as more information is received. The NYC Health Department uses information from a variety of sources to capture a comprehensive picture of respiratory illness activity citywide. Emergency Department Trends for the Week Ending Apr 4, 2026 Here you can find recent trends in emergency department (ED) visits related to respiratory illnesses in NYC. Emergency department data can provide a timely view of changes in respiratory virus spread and care-seeking. The NYC Health Department examines visits to emergency departments with respiratory illness diagnoses. These can include COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus, general respiratory complaints such as cough, or illnesses such as pneumonia. COVID-19, flu, RSV, and other diagnoses Decreased Last week vs. this week 10.67% ➘ 10.28% of ED visits Decreased 0.29% ➘ 0.26% Decreased 1.15% ➘ 1.06% Decreased 0.17% ➘ 0.13% Compared with week of Mar 28, 2026 Percent of Visits to the Emergency Department that have a Respiratory Illness Diagnosis These data show trends of people who received a respiratory illness diagnosis in an NYC emergency department and do not represent everyone with respiratory illness. For example, people who received care outside of an emergency department or who never sought care for their illness are not included. Visits for the week ending April 4, 2026 have decreased to 10.28% from 10.67% the previous week. Emergency department visits for ARI and viruses (Overall) Date Series Emergency department visits 1/17/2026 Respiratory illness visits 10.6% 1/24/2026 Respiratory illness visits 9.9% 1/31/2026 Respiratory illness visits 9.4% 2/7/2026 Respiratory illness visits 9.3% 2/14/2026 Respiratory illness visits 9.6% 2/21/2026 Respiratory illness visits 10.3% 2/28/2026 Respiratory illness visits 9% 3/7/2026 Respiratory illness visits 8.9% 3/14/2026 Respiratory illness visits 9.4% 3/21/2026 Respiratory illness visits 10.4% 3/28/2026 Respiratory illness visits 10.7% 4/4/2026 Respiratory illness visits 10.3% 1/17/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.29% 1/24/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.22% 1/31/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.22% 2/7/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.26% 2/14/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.27% 2/21/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.27% 2/28/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.25% 3/7/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.21% 3/14/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.23% 3/21/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.28% 3/28/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.29% 4/4/2026 COVID-19 visits 0.26% 1/17/2026 Flu visits 1.3% 1/24/2026 Flu visits 0.81% 1/31/2026 Flu visits 0.52% 2/7/2026 Flu visits 0.43% 2/14/2026 Flu visits 0.59% 2/21/2026 Flu visits 0.76% 2/28/2026 Flu visits 0.65% 3/7/2026 Flu visits 0.72% 3/14/2026 Flu visits 0.94% 3/21/2026 Flu visits 1% 3/28/2026 Flu visits 1.2% 4/4/2026 Flu visits 1.1% 1/17/2026 RSV visits 0.31% 1/24/2026 RSV visits 0.34% 1/31/2026 RSV visits 0.38% 2/7/2026 RSV visits 0.35% 2/14/2026 RSV visits 0.35% 2/21/2026 RSV visits 0.39% 2/28/2026 RSV visits 0.27% 3/7/2026 RSV visits 0.28% 3/14/2026 RSV visits 0.25% 3/21/2026 RSV visits 0.2% 3/28/2026 RSV visits 0.17% 4/4/2026 RSV visits 0.13% Respiratory Panel Results Additional Resources
Markdown	[![NYC Health Logo](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/NYC_Health_color_main.png)](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/) Select language Light Mode ☀️ Select language ☀️ # Respiratory Illness Data Home Data About ## Respiratory Illnesses in New York City This webpage summarizes trends and highlights three respiratory viruses that can impact all New Yorkers — [COVID-19](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-main.page), [flu (influenza)](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/flu-seasonal.page), and [RSV (respiratory syncytial virus)](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/respiratory-syncytial-virus.page). Some data on these pages lack information on demographic characteristics like race and ethnicity. The NYC Health Department acknowledges this lack of representation in the data is inequitable, and we are committed to developing methods for ensuring more inclusive, equitable representation in the future. Learn more about [health inequities in data](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/index.html#/about#inequities). This page is updated every Thursday with data through the previous Saturday. All data are preliminary and may change as more information is received. The NYC Health Department uses information from a variety of sources to capture a comprehensive picture of respiratory illness activity citywide. ### Emergency Department Trends for the Week Ending Apr 4, 2026 Here you can find recent trends in emergency department (ED) visits related to respiratory illnesses in NYC. Emergency department data can provide a timely view of changes in respiratory virus spread and care-seeking. The NYC Health Department examines visits to emergency departments with respiratory illness diagnoses. These can include COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus, general respiratory complaints such as cough, or illnesses such as pneumonia. ![](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/ari-vector.svg) Overall Respiratory Illness COVID-19, flu, RSV, and other diagnoses Decreased Last week vs. this week 10\.67% ➘ 10\.28% of ED visits ![](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/covid-vector.svg) COVID-19 Decreased 0\.29% ➘ 0.26% ![](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/flu-vector.svg) Flu Decreased 1\.15% ➘ 1.06% ![](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/rsv-vector.svg) RSV Decreased 0\.17% ➘ 0.13% Compared with week of Mar 28, 2026 ### Percent of Visits to the Emergency Department that have a Respiratory Illness Diagnosis ![](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/info-icon.png) ![](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/download-data-icon.png) These data show trends of people who received a respiratory illness diagnosis in an NYC emergency department and do not represent everyone with respiratory illness. For example, people who received care outside of an emergency department or who never sought care for their illness are not included. Visits for the week ending April 4, 2026 have decreased to 10\.28% from 10\.67% the previous week. Visits Hospitalizations Jan 18 Jan 25 Feb 01 Feb 08 Feb 15 Feb 22 Mar 01 Mar 08 Mar 15 Mar 22 Mar 29 0\.0% 2\.0% 4\.0% 6\.0% 8\.0% 10\.0% [Save as SVG](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[Save as PNG](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[View Source](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[View Compiled Vega](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[Open in Vega Editor](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page) COVID-19 Visits Jan 18 Feb 01 Feb 15 Mar 01 Mar 15 Mar 29 0\.0% 0\.5% 1\.0% [Save as SVG](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[Save as PNG](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[View Source](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[View Compiled Vega](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[Open in Vega Editor](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page) Tap/click to enlarge Flu Visits Jan 18 Feb 01 Feb 15 Mar 01 Mar 15 Mar 29 [Save as SVG](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[Save as PNG](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[View Source](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[View Compiled Vega](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[Open in Vega Editor](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page) Tap/click to enlarge RSV Visits Jan 18 Feb 01 Feb 15 Mar 01 Mar 15 Mar 29 [Save as SVG](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[Save as PNG](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[View Source](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[View Compiled Vega](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page)[Open in Vega Editor](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-data.page) Tap/click to enlarge Data as of: Apr 9, 2026 Show data table \| Date \| Series \| Emergency department visits \| \|---\|---\|---\| \| 1/17/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.6% \| \| 1/24/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.9% \| \| 1/31/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.4% \| \| 2/7/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.3% \| \| 2/14/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.6% \| \| 2/21/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.3% \| \| 2/28/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9% \| \| 3/7/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 8\.9% \| \| 3/14/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.4% \| \| 3/21/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.4% \| \| 3/28/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.7% \| \| 4/4/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.3% \| \| 1/17/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.29% \| \| 1/24/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.22% \| \| 1/31/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.22% \| \| 2/7/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.26% \| \| 2/14/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.27% \| \| 2/21/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.27% \| \| 2/28/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.25% \| \| 3/7/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.21% \| \| 3/14/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.23% \| \| 3/21/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.28% \| \| 3/28/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.29% \| \| 4/4/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.26% \| \| 1/17/2026 \| Flu visits \| 1\.3% \| \| 1/24/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.81% \| \| 1/31/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.52% \| \| 2/7/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.43% \| \| 2/14/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.59% \| \| 2/21/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.76% \| \| 2/28/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.65% \| \| 3/7/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.72% \| \| 3/14/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.94% \| \| 3/21/2026 \| Flu visits \| 1% \| \| 3/28/2026 \| Flu visits \| 1\.2% \| \| 4/4/2026 \| Flu visits \| 1\.1% \| \| 1/17/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.31% \| \| 1/24/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.34% \| \| 1/31/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.38% \| \| 2/7/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.35% \| \| 2/14/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.35% \| \| 2/21/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.39% \| \| 2/28/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.27% \| \| 3/7/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.28% \| \| 3/14/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.25% \| \| 3/21/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.2% \| \| 3/28/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.17% \| \| 4/4/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.13% \| ### Respiratory Panel Results ![](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/info-icon.png) ![](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/download-data-icon.png) The NYC Health Department receives data from selected NYC laboratories that test for an expanded panel of circulating respiratory viruses, including those that are not required to be reported to the NYC Health Department. For the week of April 4, 2026, the percent of positive test results for other respiratory viruses were: 1% Adenovirus , 4% Human Coronavirus , 2% SARS-CoV-2 , 15% Enterovirus/Rhinovirus , 4% Human Metapneumovirus , 3% Influenza , 1% Parainfluenza , and 2% Respiratory Syncytial Virus . ## Additional Resources [![NYS Wastewater Surveillance Data icon](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/nys-logo.svg) ![Opens external resource](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/external-link-icon.png) NYS Wastewater Surveillance Data View NYC COVID-19 wastewater surveillance through the New York State dashboard](https://coronavirus.health.ny.gov/covid-19-wastewater-surveillance) [![NYS Respiratory Surveillance Reports icon](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/nys-logo.svg) ![Opens external resource](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/external-link-icon.png) NYS Respiratory Surveillance Reports Explore additional NYS respiratory illess data](https://www.health.ny.gov/statistics/) [![Respiratory Illness GitHub Repository icon](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/github-logo.png) ![Opens external resource](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/external-link-icon.png) Respiratory Illness GitHub Repository Visit our Github repo to get code, file an issue, or download data](https://github.com/nychealth/respiratory-illness-data) [Directory of City Agencies](https://www.nyc.gov/nyc-resources/agencies.page)[Notify NYC](https://a858-nycnotify.nyc.gov/notifynyc/)[NYC Mobile Apps](https://www.nyc.gov/connect/mobile-applications.page) [Contact NYC Government](https://www.nyc.gov/home/contact-us.page)[CityStore](https://a856-citystore.nyc.gov/)[Maps](https://www.nyc.gov/nyc-resources/nyc-maps.page) [City Employees](https://a127-ess.nyc.gov/)[Stay Connected](https://www.nyc.gov/connect/social-media.page)[Resident Toolkit](https://www.nyc.gov/nyc-resources/resident-toolkit.page) ![NYC Health Logo](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/assets/NYC_Health_color_main.png) © City of New York. 2025 All Rights Reserved. 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Readable Markdown	## Respiratory Illnesses in New York City This webpage summarizes trends and highlights three respiratory viruses that can impact all New Yorkers — [COVID-19](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-main.page), [flu (influenza)](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/flu-seasonal.page), and [RSV (respiratory syncytial virus)](https://www.nyc.gov/site/doh/health/health-topics/respiratory-syncytial-virus.page). Some data on these pages lack information on demographic characteristics like race and ethnicity. The NYC Health Department acknowledges this lack of representation in the data is inequitable, and we are committed to developing methods for ensuring more inclusive, equitable representation in the future. Learn more about [health inequities in data](https://www.nyc.gov/assets/doh/respiratory-illness-data/index.html#/about#inequities). This page is updated every Thursday with data through the previous Saturday. All data are preliminary and may change as more information is received. The NYC Health Department uses information from a variety of sources to capture a comprehensive picture of respiratory illness activity citywide. ### Emergency Department Trends for the Week Ending Apr 4, 2026 Here you can find recent trends in emergency department (ED) visits related to respiratory illnesses in NYC. Emergency department data can provide a timely view of changes in respiratory virus spread and care-seeking. The NYC Health Department examines visits to emergency departments with respiratory illness diagnoses. These can include COVID-19, influenza, and respiratory syncytial virus, general respiratory complaints such as cough, or illnesses such as pneumonia. COVID-19, flu, RSV, and other diagnoses Decreased Last week vs. this week 10\.67% ➘ 10\.28% of ED visits Decreased 0\.29% ➘ 0.26% Decreased 1\.15% ➘ 1.06% Decreased 0\.17% ➘ 0.13% Compared with week of Mar 28, 2026 ### Percent of Visits to the Emergency Department that have a Respiratory Illness Diagnosis These data show trends of people who received a respiratory illness diagnosis in an NYC emergency department and do not represent everyone with respiratory illness. For example, people who received care outside of an emergency department or who never sought care for their illness are not included. Visits for the week ending April 4, 2026 have decreased to 10\.28% from 10\.67% the previous week. \| Date \| Series \| Emergency department visits \| \|---\|---\|---\| \| 1/17/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.6% \| \| 1/24/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.9% \| \| 1/31/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.4% \| \| 2/7/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.3% \| \| 2/14/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.6% \| \| 2/21/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.3% \| \| 2/28/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9% \| \| 3/7/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 8\.9% \| \| 3/14/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 9\.4% \| \| 3/21/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.4% \| \| 3/28/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.7% \| \| 4/4/2026 \| Respiratory illness visits \| 10\.3% \| \| 1/17/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.29% \| \| 1/24/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.22% \| \| 1/31/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.22% \| \| 2/7/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.26% \| \| 2/14/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.27% \| \| 2/21/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.27% \| \| 2/28/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.25% \| \| 3/7/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.21% \| \| 3/14/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.23% \| \| 3/21/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.28% \| \| 3/28/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.29% \| \| 4/4/2026 \| COVID-19 visits \| 0\.26% \| \| 1/17/2026 \| Flu visits \| 1\.3% \| \| 1/24/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.81% \| \| 1/31/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.52% \| \| 2/7/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.43% \| \| 2/14/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.59% \| \| 2/21/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.76% \| \| 2/28/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.65% \| \| 3/7/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.72% \| \| 3/14/2026 \| Flu visits \| 0\.94% \| \| 3/21/2026 \| Flu visits \| 1% \| \| 3/28/2026 \| Flu visits \| 1\.2% \| \| 4/4/2026 \| Flu visits \| 1\.1% \| \| 1/17/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.31% \| \| 1/24/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.34% \| \| 1/31/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.38% \| \| 2/7/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.35% \| \| 2/14/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.35% \| \| 2/21/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.39% \| \| 2/28/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.27% \| \| 3/7/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.28% \| \| 3/14/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.25% \| \| 3/21/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.2% \| \| 3/28/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.17% \| \| 4/4/2026 \| RSV visits \| 0\.13% \| ### Respiratory Panel Results Additional Resources
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