The Centers for Disease Control have reduced their reporting of pandemic swine flu / novel H1N1 cases to once a week, on Friday. We will attempt to keep our readers updated during the week by posting data from various state sites. States reported in this color have either stopped publicly reporting pandemic flu case numbers or the data has proven difficult to locate on their sites.

More states appear to have ceased publicly reporting cases. For this report, we have increased state totals to match the CDC case counts in those instances where the state case counts were less than the CDC’s. Unless something unexpected happens, this will be the last table until the Fall wave hits. We will continue to update information and discuss states with exceptional situations.

The Centers for Disease Control have reduced their reporting of pandemic swine flu / novel H1N1 cases to once a week, on Friday. We will attempt to keep our readers updated during the week by posting data from various state sites. States reported in this color have either stopped publicly reporting pandemic flu case numbers or the data has proven difficult to locate on their sites.

The Centers for Disease Control have reduced their reporting of pandemic swine flu / novel H1N1 cases to once a week, on Friday. We will attempt to keep our readers updated during the week by posting data from various state sites. States reported in this color have either stopped publicly reporting pandemic flu case numbers or the data has proven difficult to locate on their sites.

Based upon CDC case counts, this graph shows the trend for pandemic flu in the United States through July 10, 2009. Click on the image for a larger version.

The Centers for Disease Control have reduced their reporting of pandemic swine flu / novel H1N1 cases to once a week, on Friday. We will attempt to keep our readers updated during the week by posting data from various state sites. States reported in this color have either stopped publicly reporting pandemic flu case numbers or the data has proven difficult to locate on their sites.

For the first time since we began reporting these numbers, the total from the state sites is lower than that of the CDC. This is due to the increasing number of states that are not testing widely or are not publishing their case numbers. In particular, it appears that New York may have stopped.

The Centers for Disease Control have reduced their reporting of pandemic swine flu / novel H1N1 cases to once a week, on Friday. We will attempt to keep our readers updated during the week by posting data from various state sites.

States reported in this color have either stopped publicly reporting pandemic flu case numbers or the data has proven difficult to locate on their sites. States with this color in their data have a lower reported total than the CDC reports.