Swine Flu Report Archive: New Cases
CDC Update: 1639 Confirmed Cases
The CDC reports it has documented 2500 "probable and confirmed" cases of swine flu in 42 states and the District of Columbia. Of those, 1639 are confirmed cases. Acting CDC chief Richard Besser said that as cases increased, the CDC...
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May 8, 2009; 5:08 PM ET |
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Md. Reports 21 Confirmed Cases of Swine Flu
State health officials say there are 21 confirmed cases of swine flu in Maryland. The number was reported on Thursday, and is up from the four cases that had been confirmed earlier this week. The Department of Health and...
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Mike McPhate
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May 7, 2009; 4:22 PM ET |
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11 Confirmed Swine Flu Cases in Va., Officials Say
Virginia health officials say there are 11 confirmed cases of swine flu in the state, including seven at Washington & Lee University. The Virginia Health Department said in a release Wednesday that none of the cases involved hospitalization and all...
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Mike McPhate
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May 6, 2009; 1:41 PM ET |
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D.C. Catholic School Closes for Swine Flu
Our Lady of VIctory School in Northwest Washington has joined the ranks of local schools closed because of the swine flu outbreak, D.C. officials announced early this morning.
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May 5, 2009; 5:28 AM ET |
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Swine Flu -- Experts or Crowdsourcing?
Google has drawn a lot of attention for presenting a map of the swine flu outbreak. (It has received more than 1.2 million hits.) Some reports suggest this map has been more popular than maps presented by the Centers for...
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Shankar Vedantam
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May 4, 2009; 2:54 PM ET |
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New Flu Case in the District
A third student at George Washington University is believed to have contracted the swine flu, the District's department of health says. The student did not require hospitalization and no longer has any symptoms, department spokeswoman Dena Iverson says. Two other...
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Michael E. Ruane
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May 4, 2009; 2:48 PM ET |
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