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Revision as of 06:10, 19 May 2009

Main article: 2009 swine flu outbreak
Further information: 2009 swine flu outbreak by country

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Detected human cases by country
Country Cases Deaths
Laboratory
confirmed# 		Probable[1]
(Suspected)[2]‡ 		In-country transmissions Confirmed
(Suspected)‡
WHO totals 8,829[3] N/A N/A 74[3]
Total 9,319¤ N/A§ N/A 78 (~100)
Mexico 3,103[4] N/A§ Most 70[5] (~100)[6]
United States 5,123¤[7] N/A¤(100,000[8]) Most 6[9]
Canada 516[10][11] N/A§ Most 1[10]
Costa Rica 9[12] 8[12] (120)[12] At least 4[13] 1[12]
Japan 173[14] N/A Most 0
Spain 103[15] 0 (23)[15] 30[4] 0
United Kingdom 102[16] N/A (133)[16] 56[4] 0
Panama 59[17] 0 ~19[18] 0
France 14[3] 5[19] (22)[19] 0[4] 0
Germany 14[4] 0[20] 4[4] 0
Colombia 11[3] 1[21] (164)[21] ? 0
New Zealand 9[3] 10 (37)[22] 0? 0
Italy 9[3] N/A 1[4] 0
Brazil 8[3] 20[23] 2 [24] 0
Israel 7[3] N/A ? 0
Belgium 5[4] N/A 3[4] 0
Chile 5[25] 0 (2)[25] 0 0
El Salvador 4[3] 2[26] (5)[26] 0 0
Mainland China 4[3][27] 1 (0)[28] 0 0
South Korea 4[29] 0[30](24)[30] 0 0
Cuba 3[3] N/A 0 0
Hong Kong 3[31] 0 (16)[31] 0 0
Guatemala 3[3] 0 (0)[29] 0 0
Netherlands 3[3] 0[20] 0 0
Peru 2[32] 0 (0)[32] 0 0
Sweden 3[4] 0[20] 0 0
Finland 2[3] 0[20] 0 0
Norway 2[3] 0[33] 0 0
Malaysia 2[3] N/A 0 0
Poland 2[4] N/A 0 0
Thailand 2[3] N/A 0 0
Turkey 2[3] N/A 0 0
India 1[3] 2[34] 0 0
Argentina 1[3] 0 (90)[35] 0 0
Austria 1[36] 0[20] (41)[36] 0 0
Australia 1[3] ? (27)[37] 0 0
Switzerland 1[3] 0 (10)[38] 0 0
Ecuador 1[3] 0[39] (1)[39] 0 0
Denmark 1[3] 0[20] 0 0
Greece 1[40] 0 0 0
Ireland 1[3] 0[20] 0 0
Portugal 1[3] 0[20] (0)[41] 0 0
Other countries 0 0 (22) 0 0
Countries that have unconfirmed cases only
Country Probable[1] Suspected[2]‡ cases
Nicaragua 0 72[42]
Taiwan 0 5[43]
Czech Republic 0 4[44]
Seychelles 0 4[45]
Belize 0 3[46]
Philippines 0 2[47]
Bahrain 0 1[48]
Benin 0 1[45]
South Africa 0 1[49]
Venezuela 0 1[50]
Graphs of case progression
Laboratory-confirmed A(H1N1) influenza cases in 2009 according to WHO reports, with deaths denoted on the right y-axis. Ratio confirmed cases:confirmed deaths y-axis values 50:1.[51]
Semi-logarithmic plot of laboratory-confirmed A(H1N1) influenza cases in 2009 according to WHO reports.[51]
Number of countries with confirmed cases: 42.

Number of countries with confirmed or suspected cases: 51.

# Some authorities have stopped testing all but seriously ill patients.[52] Infectious diseases specialist Gordon Dickinson said that for every confirmed case, there are probably hundreds of unconfirmed cases.[53]
§ The governments of Mexico[54] and Canada[55] have stopped reporting suspected cases.
‡ Suspected and probable cases have not been confirmed as being due to this strain of influenza by laboratory tests, although some other strains may have been ruled out.
¤ The "confirmed cases" figure for the United States includes probable cases.
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