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CDC: 100,000+ in U.S. Have Flu, Half Have Swine Flu WebMD Health News
As Swine Flu Spreads, Flu Cases 'Widespread' or 'Regional' in 22 States
May 15, 2009 -- More than 100,000 Americans probably have the flu -- and at least half of these cases are H1N1 swine flu, a CDC expert estimates.
Jernigan noted that the 4,700 confirmed or probable cases of swine flu reported to CDC represent a gross underestimate.
"At this point, we're not seeing the seriousness of illness in the United States that was initially reported in Mexico, but this certainly does not mean that the outbreak is over," Jernigan said. "The H1N1 virus is not going away. We know that the outbreak is not localized but is spreading and appears to be expanding throughout the United States.
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re: The H1N1 virus is not going away
4700 cases or 50,000? Which is it? The answer is simple. The power of suggestion. Just another method to confuse John Q. Public and plant seeds of fear. compare: Pediatricians Charge China With Hiding Bird Flu, Claim Nightmare 'Soon...Upon Us' 2-12-09
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related: New York Has First Death From Swine Flu, Shuts More Schools 5-17-09 bloomberg
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