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  06.27.09 | Permalink | 1 Comment

  Well, there is some new information from the CDC today and it contains both good and bad news. Based on statistical modeling, they estimate that more than half a million New Yorkers and probably more than a million Americans have been infected with Swine Flu (novel H1N1/A). So, where's the good news? Actually, the size [...]

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  06.04.09 | Permalink | Comment?

  Today, Australia confirmed 876 cases of swine flu. That means they are more infected on a per capita basis as the US. The US has a population of about 304M, and the CDC is reporting 11,054 cases. That's one case for every 27,500 people. Australia on the other hand has only has about 21M, but [...]

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