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Swine Flu Summit Focuses on Preparedness


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"We ask the American people to become actively engaged with their own preparation and prevention," Sebelius said. "It's a responsibility we all share."

Meanwhile, federal health officials continue to monitor the H1N1 virus as it circulates in the United States -- some children are being infected at summer camps, for instance -- and 120 other countries, especially in the Southern Hemisphere where the flu season is under way.

What makes the H1N1 strain different from the typical seasonal flu is that about half of the people killed worldwide were young and previously healthy. In contrast, regular forms of the seasonal flu typically prove most lethal to the very young and the elderly.

U.S. Human Cases of H1N1 Flu Infection
(As of July 2, 2009, 2:30 PM ET)
States and Territories* # of
confirmed and
probable cases
Deaths
Alabama
330
 
Alaska
60
 
Arkansas
42
 
Arizona
761
10 deaths
California
1985
21 deaths
Colorado
136
 
Connecticut
1247
6 deaths
Delaware
316
 
Florida
1302
5 death
Georgia
118
 
Hawaii
616
 
Idaho
92
 
Illinois
3166
13 deaths
Indiana
267
 
Iowa
92
 
Kansas
117
 
Kentucky
130
 
Louisiana
183
 
Maine
82
 
Maryland
591
1 death
Massachusetts
1308
3 deaths
Michigan
484
7 deaths
Minnesota
576
1 death
Mississippi
161
 
Missouri
65
1 death
Montana
67
 
Nebraska
111
 
Nevada
301
 
New Hampshire
224
 
New Jersey
1159
9 deaths
New Mexico
232
 
New York
2499
44 deaths
North Carolina
255
2 deaths
North Dakota
57
 
Ohio
120
1 death
Oklahoma
128
1 death
Oregon
366
4 deaths
Pennsylvania
1748
4 deaths
Rhode Island
158
1 death
South Carolina
160
 
South Dakota
29
 
Tennessee
174
 
Texas
3991
17 deaths
Utah
920
10 deaths
Vermont
49
 
Virginia
191
1 death
Washington
588
4 deaths
Washington, D.C.
33
 
West Virginia
154
 
Wisconsin
5861
4 death
Wyoming
81
 
Territories
Puerto Rico
18
 
Virgin Islands
1
 
TOTAL (53)*
33,902 cases
170 deaths
*includes the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands

Source: U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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To learn more about H1N1 swine flu, visit the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

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SOURCES: July 9, 2009, news release, U.S. Health and Human Services; Associated Press


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