uhhh..guys...did you see this map?

[dixiegrrrrl]

http://www.idemc.org/?area=usa

31 cases confirmed or suspected in Al. now, according to news.
Last week there were none reported.

world:
http://www.idemc.org/

Europe:
http://www.idemc.org/?area=eu

You can move the maps around with mouse
or
click on a red/yellow thingy for more info.

[Taverner]

1. You'll be fine. Don't worry

You would be worse off if you got Standard Flu

[dixiegrrrrl]

2. Thanks, i am not worried about catching anything.

I am impressed at the spread, since I watch those maps a few times a week.

[Tunkamerica]

3. There are confirmed cases in NC that aren't on this map.

Local news said six as of last week.

[jody]

4. Another site below.

http://flutracker.rhizalabs.com/

[dixiegrrrrl]

6. 2831 cases in USA now. says that site.

good link..thanks.

edited to correct number....

[Mojorabbit]

5. Many states are now

not testing people, Arizona is only testing hospitalized patients that present with flu sx and clusters after they reached 130 confirmed. New York isn't testing everyone and Miami Dade county said they would no longer test everyone who had symptoms so the cases you see are only a small portion. I don't know how many other states are doing this now.
It is surprising to me as one would think seeing a beginning pandemic would be a perfect chance to obtain data to use in the future, esp since all states now are able to test themselves but they are not doing it. As it is the numbers are rising quickly day by day and it is fascinating to watch.

I wonder what the fall will bring.