Swine Flu Tracker » swine flu death http://www.swineflutracker.net Swine Flu News and Information Thu, 03 Feb 2011 16:52:37 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 H1N1 Swine Flu News Wrapup http://www.swineflutracker.net/2009/06/15/n1n1-swine-flu-news-wrapup/ http://www.swineflutracker.net/2009/06/15/n1n1-swine-flu-news-wrapup/#comments Mon, 15 Jun 2009 16:44:25 +0000 swine flu tracker http://www.swineflutracker.net/?p=82 Table. U.S. Human of H1N1 Flu Infection
updated June 12, 2009,


States Confirmed and Probable Cases States

Alabama
123
0
Alaska
11
0
Arkansas
13
0
Arizona
597
5
California
1094
6
Colorado
75
0
Connecticut
637
1
Delaware
187
0
Florida
417
0
Georgia
39
0
Hawaii
198
0
Idaho
29
0
Illinois
1983
5
Indiana
201
0
Iowa
92
0
Kansas
97
0
Kentucky
106
0
Louisiana
134
0
Maine
33
0
Maryland
139
0
Massachusetts
1078
0
Michigan
419
1
Minnesota
153
0
Mississippi
59
0
Missouri
46
1
Montana
27
0
Nebraska
71
0
Nevada
162
0
New Hampshire
92
0
New Jersey
348
0
New Mexico
155
0
New York
1160
13
North Carolina
61
0
North Dakota
31
0
Ohio
53
0
Oklahoma
93
0
Oregon
189
1
Pennsylvania
626
2
Rhode Island
62
0
South Carolina
60
0
South Dakota
14
1
Tennessee
110
0
Texas
2049
3
Utah
688
2
Vermont
32
0
Virginia
90
1
Washington
584
2
Washington, D.C.
33
0
West Virginia
40
0
Wisconsin
3008
1
Wyoming
50
0
TOTAL*(52)
17,855
45

Two weeks later and a three-fold increase in swine flu deaths in the United States. Compare the chart at right to the swine flu chart from just two weeks ago. Should you be worried? No. Should you educate yourself about swine flu and H1N1? Yes.

Europe’s first confirmed swine flu death – Sure, she was pregnant and had other health problems, but she’s dead from H1Ni. The good news? The baby does not have swine flu.

Swine flu widespread in England – Almost 1300 cases confirmed. When will the rest of Europe admit H1N1 has crossed the pond?

Swine flu becomes pandemic – It’s official, or at least it is if you look to the World Health Orginization (WHO) as a source of info. Swine flu is a global pandemic.

Boy Scouts not immune to swine flu – Reason #15 to avoid Jamborees.

CDC puts swine flu into perspective – Graphs, charts and soothing words make the pain go away

Swine flu map – Find the closest cases of swine flu near you.

Current US swine flu cases

The table to the right displays current swine flu cases in the US by state.

For international human cases of swine flu infection
please visit the World Health Organization web site.

NOTE: Because of daily reporting deadlines, the state totals reported by CDC may not always be consistent with those reported by state health departments. If there is a discrepancy between these two counts, data from the state health departments should be used as the most accurate number. *Total includes the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico

]]> http://www.swineflutracker.net/2009/06/15/n1n1-swine-flu-news-wrapup/feed/ 0 First US Swine Flu Death http://www.swineflutracker.net/2009/04/29/first-us-swine-flu-death/ http://www.swineflutracker.net/2009/04/29/first-us-swine-flu-death/#comments Wed, 29 Apr 2009 15:25:09 +0000 swine flu tracker http://www.swineflutracker.net/?p=20 Well, not really. Unless you count a sick baby from Mexico coming to the US for treatment as the “first US swine flu death.” I don’t mean to discount the tragedy of any swine flu deaths, but at the same time the swine flu fear mongering around this first swine flu death in the United States is inexcusable.

Let’s try to think of a good analogy… You live in Plainville. Somebody from Badville (500 miles away) has been dumping dead kittens in your town. The media starts reporting that your town isn’t safe for kittens. Right, it’s not the best swine flu analogy, but it’ll do.

What can you do to avoid swine flu and avoid being the second swine flu death in the US? Start by avoiding infected people. Don’t go to Mexico City. What about swine flu in Cabo and other parts of Mexico? No swine flu in Cabo yet. One reader tells us that’s because Cabo is a hot, drty desert. But maybe they’re stashing all of the swine flu vaccine there. You should investigate and report back! OR, just maybe, there aren’t any swine flu cases in Cabo San Lucas because it’s just not there. Who would go on vacation with swine flu symptoms anyhow?

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