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June 5th, 2009 | Comments Off
WHO has gone to reporting cases counts on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. That is probably because the U.S. is doing so and half the cases of swine flu or novel H1N1 are in the U.S.
As of this morning, WHO reports that 69 nations have reported cases, for a total of 21,940. 125 deaths have been reported.
The way this will work is that the CDC will make its report after 11 am today, and the next WHO report will be in three days, on Monday. Current public data is not important to the various public health agencies, based on their inability to synchronize their reports.
Australia, Canada, Mexico and the United States have the most new cases. The outbreak is not finished in Mexico despite their lifting of the various restrictions on public activity. Central and South American countries are at the very beginning of their outbreaks, with small total numbers but significant new cases.
There are no reports of cases in Africa except the lone individual in Egypt.
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World Swine Flu or H1N1 Cases June 5 2009
June 5th, 2009 | Comments Off
WHO has gone to reporting cases counts on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. That is probably because the U.S. is doing so and half the cases of swine flu or novel H1N1 are in the U.S.
As of this morning, WHO reports that 69 nations have reported cases, for a total of 21,940. 125 deaths have been reported.
The way this will work is that the CDC will make its report after 11 am today, and the next WHO report will be in three days, on Monday. Current public data is not important to the various public health agencies, based on their inability to synchronize their reports.
Australia, Canada, Mexico and the United States have the most new cases. The outbreak is not finished in Mexico despite their lifting of the various restrictions on public activity. Central and South American countries are at the very beginning of their outbreaks, with small total numbers but significant new cases.
There are no reports of cases in Africa except the lone individual in Egypt.
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Filed under: Commentary, Influenza, Medicine, Original writing, Pandemic, Swine Flu · Tags: cases of h1n1 worldwide, cases of swine flu worldwide, h1n1, map of swine flu, novel h1n1, Swine Flu, swine flu in Central America, top ten countries with swine flu, WHO, World Health Organization