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|`result`| result code: 1 = success, 2 = too many results, -2 = no results | integer |
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|`epidata`| list of results | array of objects |
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|`epidata[].release_date`|| string |
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|`epidata[].location`|| string |
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|`epidata[].issue`|| integer |
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|`epidata[].epiweek`|| integer |
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|`epidata[].lag`|| integer |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_0`|| float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_1`|| float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_2`|| float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_3`|| float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_4`|| float |
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|`epidata[].rate_overall`|| float |
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|`message`|`success` or error message | string |
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| Field | Description | Type |
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|`result`| result code: 1 = success, 2 = too many results, -2 = no results | integer |
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|`epidata`| list of results | array of objects |
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|`epidata[].release_date`| the date when this record was first received by Delphi | string |
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|`epidata[].location`| the name of the catchment (e.g. 'network_all', 'CA', 'NY_albany' | string |
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|`epidata[].issue`| the epiweek of receipt by Delphi (e.g. issue 201453 includes epiweeks up to and including 2014w53, but not 2015w01 or following) | integer |
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|`epidata[].epiweek`| the epiweek during which the data was collected | integer |
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|`epidata[].lag`| number of weeks between `epiweek` and `issue`| integer |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_0`| hospitalization rate for ages 0-4 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_1`| hospitalization rate for ages 5-17 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_2`| hospitalization rate for ages 18-49 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_3`| hospitalization rate for ages 50-64 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_4`| hospitalization rate for ages 65+ | float |
|`epidata[].rate_age_5`| hospitalization rate for ages 65-74 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_6`| hospitalization rate for ages 75-84 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_7`| hospitalization rate for ages 85+ | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_18t29`| hospitalization rate for ages 18 to 29 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_30t39`| hospitalization rate for ages 30 to 39 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_40t49`| hospitalization rate for ages 40 to 49 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_5t11`| hospitalization rate for ages 5 to 11 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_12t17`| hospitalization rate for ages 12 to 17 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_lt18`| hospitalization rate for ages <18 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_gte18`| hospitalization rate for ages >=18 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_0tlt1`| hospitalization rate for ages 0-1 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_1t4`| hospitalization rate for ages 1-4 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_age_gte75`| hospitalization rate for ages >=75 | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_race_white`| hospitalization rate for white people | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_race_black`| hospitalization rate for black people | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_race_hisp`| hospitalization rate for Hispanic/Latino people | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_race_asian`| hospitalization rate for Asian people | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_race_natamer`| hospitalization rate for American Indian/Alaskan Native people | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_sex_male`| hospitalization rate for males | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_sex_female`| hospitalization rate for females | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_flu_a`| hospitalization rate for inflenza A | float |
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|`epidata[].rate_flu_b`| hospitalization rate for inflenza B | float |
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|`epidata[].season`| indicates the start and end years of the winter flu season in the format YYYY-YY (e.g. 2022-23 indicates the flu season running late 2022 through early 2023) | string |
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|`message`|`success` or error message | string |
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* The `flusurv` age groups are, in general, not the same as the ILINet
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