More Swine Flu Cases in New York City
Total of 28 swine flu cases at St. Francis High. 17 more are probable. All are mild cases, all patients are recovering or stable. Clear evidence of human to human transmission since most patients have no history of travel.
Suspicion is that case count at the school may approach 100.
St. Francis is only outbreak in New York City.
St. Francis patients asked to stay home for 7-10 days, or 48 hours after feeling better, whichever is longer.
NYC residents are going to emergency departments at hospitals with AND without symptoms. Please DO NOT go to the hospital unless you are severely ill. So far, illness is mild. If you feel ill, stay home.
Table of contents for Swine Flu 2009 New York Cases
- Probable Swine Flu in New York City
- More Swine Flu Cases in New York City
- Upstate New York and Swine Flu
- Swine Flu in Upstate New York State
- Swine Flu in New York May 1, 2009
- Swine Flu in New York
- Swine Flu in New York May 4 2009
- New York State Swine Flu – H1N1 Cases May 15 2009
- Swine Flu – H1N1 in New York May 21 2009
- Swine Flu Update for New York May 28 2009
- Swine Flu or H1N1 in New York May 29 2009
- Swine Flu or Novel H1N1 in New York June 1 2009
- Swine Flu – Novel H1N1 Cases in New York State June 8 2009
- New York Swine Flu or Novel H1N1 Update June 10 2009
- Swine Flu Update for New York State June 19 2009
- New York State Pandemic Swine Flu – H1N1 Cases for 6-23-2009
- New York State Pandemic Swine Flu – H1N1 Cases for 6-26-2009
- Upstate New York colleges in Swine Flu fight
- Upstate New York flu visits to E/R’s increase 50% in one week
- New York State swine flu report through November 7 2009
