The forecast for influenza mortality in Brazil suggests a stable trend from 2024 to 2025, with a projected mortality rate of 400 deaths per hundred persons, matching the 2023 level. A significant increase is anticipated in 2026, projecting a rise to 500 deaths per hundred persons, which persists through 2028. This indicates a noticeable upward trend in influenza-related deaths starting from 2026, with no decrease expected in the immediate future.

Future trends to watch for:

Potential for increased public health initiatives and vaccination campaigns aimed at reducing influenza mortality.
Monitoring of viral strains and resistance patterns, possibly influencing mortality rates.
Impact of healthcare infrastructure improvements and access to influenza treatments on mortality trends.