The goal of this initiative is to share data and information regarding the H1N1 flu out-break(also known as Influenza A or swine flu). This flu is a current event since April, 2009. We are dedicated to provide you a better view on current situation and trend by charting cases in United States and the world everyday.
CDC updated its data and reported 27717 confirmed cases on Friday, with 127 death cases in total. Detailed information of the infected states is shown as below: Alabama 239 cases 0 deaths Alaska 46 cases 0 deaths Arkansas 35 cases 0 deaths Arizona 729 cases 8 deaths California 1492 cases 16 Colorado 103 cases 0 deaths Connecticut 877 cases 5 Delaware 267 cases 0 deaths Florida 941 cases 2 death Georgia 65 cases 0 deaths Hawaii 465 cases 0 deaths Idaho 72 cases 0 deaths Illinois 2875 cases 12 Indiana 251 cases 0 deaths Iowa 92 cases 0 deaths Kansas 117 cases 0 deaths Kentucky 119 cases 0 deaths Louisiana 153 cases 0 deaths Maine 61 cases 0 deaths Maryland 414 cases 1 death Massachusetts 1287 cases 1 death Michigan 468 cases 2 deaths Minnesota 537 1 death Mississippi 114 cases 0 deaths Missouri 55 cases 1 death Montana 44 cases 0 deaths Nebraska 111 cases 0 deaths Nevada 250 cases 0 deaths New Hampshire 207 cases 0 deaths New Jersey 899 cases 6 deaths New Mexico 232 cases 0 deaths New York 2272 cases 35 deaths North Carolina 179 cases 1 death North Dakota 48 cases 0 deaths Ohio 93 cases 0 deaths Oklahoma 123 cases 1 death Oregon 289 cases 3 Pennsylvania 1483 cases 3 deaths Rhode Island 132 cases 1 death South Carolina 120 cases 0 deaths South Dakota 22 cases 0 deaths Tennessee 148 cases 0 deaths Texas 2981 cases 10deaths Utah 874 cases 10deaths Vermont 46 cases 0 deaths Virginia 191 cases 1 death Washington 588 cases 3deaths Washington, D.C. 33 cases 0 deaths West Virginia 114 cases 0 deaths Wisconsin 4273 cases 4 death Wyoming 72 cases. (And other two territories: Puerto Rico 18 cases 0 deaths Virgin Islands 1 case). It is apparent that the virus is infecting more people, ie. with a larger rate, than before, since we can see clearly from the chart that the slope is going upward. However, after the observation through the recent few weeks (of the reports and articles from institutions and medias), I would say the virus is actually, and eventually, under control. Some people might argue that it is not true. But let's have a look at some points: 1.although we have seen a bigger and bigger increasing rate along with this period, there is actually one data missed by all the reports --- accured cases. What if we are antually enjoying an even bigger and bigger accured rate, in spite that the increasing of the confirmed case? The following points are going to give some hints of this. 2. According to the announcement of WHO, most people actually healed themselves by just doing nothing but having a relatively regular healthy body, in spite there has not been an outstanding vaccine by now. 3. People themselves are actually less and less caring about this event. Tension has been pretty well eased by people from the "disaster".--this can be seen from the visiting report given by the websites which keep tracking the desease, and it is a very good evidence to prove that people are not afraid of this virus as much as before. And another question can be "why people ar doing this?" I myself think, they must be doing this based on their daily lives expeinece: the virus is now not that scary any more.
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CDC updated its data and reported 27717 confirmed cases on Friday, with 127 death cases in total.
Detailed information of the infected states is shown as below:
Alabama 239 cases 0 deaths
Alaska 46 cases 0 deaths
Arkansas 35 cases 0 deaths
Arizona 729 cases 8 deaths
California 1492 cases 16
Colorado 103 cases 0 deaths
Connecticut 877 cases 5
Delaware 267 cases 0 deaths
Florida 941 cases 2 death
Georgia 65 cases 0 deaths
Hawaii 465 cases 0 deaths
Idaho 72 cases 0 deaths
Illinois 2875 cases 12
Indiana 251 cases 0 deaths
Iowa 92 cases 0 deaths
Kansas 117 cases 0 deaths
Kentucky 119 cases 0 deaths
Louisiana 153 cases 0 deaths
Maine 61 cases 0 deaths
Maryland 414 cases 1 death
Massachusetts 1287 cases 1 death
Michigan 468 cases 2 deaths
Minnesota 537 1 death
Mississippi 114 cases 0 deaths
Missouri 55 cases 1 death
Montana 44 cases 0 deaths
Nebraska 111 cases 0 deaths
Nevada 250 cases 0 deaths
New Hampshire 207 cases 0 deaths
New Jersey 899 cases 6 deaths
New Mexico 232 cases 0 deaths
New York 2272 cases 35 deaths
North Carolina 179 cases 1 death
North Dakota 48 cases 0 deaths
Ohio 93 cases 0 deaths
Oklahoma 123 cases 1 death
Oregon 289 cases 3
Pennsylvania 1483 cases 3 deaths
Rhode Island 132 cases 1 death
South Carolina 120 cases 0 deaths
South Dakota 22 cases 0 deaths
Tennessee 148 cases 0 deaths
Texas 2981 cases 10deaths
Utah 874 cases 10deaths
Vermont 46 cases 0 deaths
Virginia 191 cases 1 death
Washington 588 cases 3deaths
Washington, D.C. 33 cases 0 deaths
West Virginia 114 cases 0 deaths
Wisconsin 4273 cases 4 death
Wyoming 72 cases.
(And other two territories:
Puerto Rico 18 cases 0 deaths
Virgin Islands 1 case).
It is apparent that the virus is infecting more people, ie. with a larger rate, than before, since we can see clearly from the chart that the slope is going upward.
However, after the observation through the recent few weeks (of the reports and articles from institutions and medias), I would say the virus is actually, and eventually, under control.
Some people might argue that it is not true. But let's have a look at some points:
1.although we have seen a bigger and bigger increasing rate along with this period, there is actually one data missed by all the reports --- accured cases. What if we are antually enjoying an even bigger and bigger accured rate, in spite that the increasing of the confirmed case? The following points are going to give some hints of this.
2. According to the announcement of WHO, most people actually healed themselves by just doing nothing but having a relatively regular healthy body, in spite there has not been an outstanding vaccine by now.
3. People themselves are actually less and less caring about this event. Tension has been pretty well eased by people from the "disaster".--this can be seen from the visiting report given by the websites which keep tracking the desease, and it is a very good evidence to prove that people are not afraid of this virus as much as before. And another question can be "why people ar doing this?" I myself think, they must be doing this based on their daily lives expeinece: the virus is now not that scary any more.
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