They are over-counted, since the counts are Influenza-like (includes pneumonia) illness, instead of confirmed influenza. But that is reasonable, since it can be diagnosed by any doctor, rather than tested in state and national labs.
24.5% of all those cases (random testing) are turning out to be H1N1 influenza. 99.6% of all influenza (by laboratory test) is H1N1 (California/2009)---that's the official designation.
It's enough. Plus I am seeing it run wild on Facebook and Mommy Blogs.
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Date: 2009-10-25 06:37 pm (UTC)24.5% of all those cases (random testing) are turning out to be H1N1 influenza. 99.6% of all influenza (by laboratory test) is H1N1 (California/2009)---that's the official designation.
It's enough. Plus I am seeing it run wild on Facebook and Mommy Blogs.