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Originally posted by sharon sanders View Post
Our list in same format as CDC (see post #1 on this thread):
California = 27
Colorado + Michigan = 20, cattle & poultry contacts*
Missouri - 2, unknown source - CDC only counts 1 of these cases
Oregon - 1
Texas - 3, all cattle, CDC only counts 1 of these cases. 2 other cases are cited in a research paper. It is possible one of the cases in the paper is the same case acknowledged by the CDC. Without a real CDC line list it is impossible to know with certainty.
Washington - 14, all poultry contact
Total = 67
* We have to combine the states of Colorado and Michigan because the CDC did not give a state breakdown of the 8 sero positive cases.Comment
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Updated again. Sadly.Comment
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Originally posted by sharon sanders View Post
Our list in same format as CDC (see post #1 on this thread):
California = 29
Colorado + Michigan = 20, cattle & poultry contacts (These states must be combined b/c the CDC did not give a state breakdown of the sero+ cases (8).) link
Missouri - 2, unknown source - CDC only counts 1 of these cases link
Oregon - 1
Texas - 3, all cattle, CDC only counts 1 of these cases. 2 other cases are cited in a research paper. It is possible one of the cases in the paper is the same case acknowledged by the CDC. Without a real CDC line list it is impossible to know with certainty. link
Washington - 14, all poultry contact, apparently some samples reached the CDC degraded so they count only 11. link
Total = 69
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Originally posted by sharon sanders View Post
Our list in same format as CDC (see post #1 on this thread):
California = 31
Colorado + Michigan = 20, cattle & poultry contacts (These states must be combined b/c the CDC did not give a state breakdown of the sero+ cases (8).) link
Missouri - 2, unknown source - CDC only counts 1 of these cases link
Oregon - 1
Texas - 3, all cattle, CDC only counts 1 of these cases. 2 other cases are cited in a research paper. It is possible one of the cases in the paper is the same case acknowledged by the CDC. Without a real CDC line list it is impossible to know with certainty. link
Washington - 14, all poultry contact, apparently some samples reached the CDC degraded so they count only 11. link
Total = 71
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Updated with 2 cases in Arizona. See post #1.
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screen shot of December 11, 2024 with comments below chart:Originally posted by sharon sanders View Post
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Total page view of December 11, 2024 - screen shot:
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Posted by the CDC on December 13, 2024:
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Our list in CDC format (see post #1 for links):
Arizona = 2, poultry contact
California = 34
Colorado + Michigan = 20, cattle & poultry contacts (These states must be combined b/c the CDC did not give a state breakdown of the sero+ cases (8).) link
Louisiana = 1, contract with sick & dead birds
Missouri - 2, unknown source - CDC only counts 1 of these cases link
Oregon - 1
Texas - 3, all cattle, CDC only counts 1 of these cases. 2 other cases are cited in a research paper. It is possible one of the cases in the paper is the same case acknowledged by the CDC. Without a real CDC line list it is impossible to know with certainty. link
Washington - 14, all poultry contact, apparently some samples reached the CDC degraded so they count only 11. link
Total = 77
Please note! We have no idea what the this phrase means in the above CDC graphic - "and 1 case with no defined exposure (DE)." Is this a new case in Delaware? linkComment
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Posted by the CDC on December 16, 2024:
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Originally posted by sharon sanders View Post
Our list in CDC format:
Arizona = 2, poultry contact link
California = 34, dairy cattle (33), unknown source (1) link
Colorado + Michigan = 20, cattle & poultry contacts (These states must be combined b/c the CDC did not give a state breakdown of the 8 sero+ cases). CDC does not include the sero+ cases in their case count. link link link
Delaware = 1, unknown source, not confirmed by CDC link
Louisiana = 1, contact with sick & dead birds link
Missouri - 2, unknown source - CDC only counts 1 of these cases link
Oregon - 1, poultry link
Texas - 3, all cattle, CDC only counts 1 of these cases. 2 other cases are cited in a research paper. It is possible one of the cases in the paper is the same case acknowledged by the CDC. Without a real CDC line list it is impossible to know with certainty. link link
Washington - 14, all poultry contact, apparently some samples reached the CDC degraded so they count only 11. link
Total = 78Comment
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