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New Mexico Depth. of Health - Information and Case Counts
- Thread starter Laidback Al
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New Mexico 97 Confirmed cases
New Mexico 97 Confirmed cases
97 case of H1N1 Influenza have been confirmed in New Mexico; Department of Health is investigating a total of 0 probable case.
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New Mexico 97 Confirmed cases
97 case of H1N1 Influenza have been confirmed in New Mexico; Department of Health is investigating a total of 0 probable case.
Map by county
Commonground
Senior Moderator
Re: New Mexico Depth. of Health - Information and Case Counts
Situation Update
October 21, 2009 3:00 pm MST
Some graphs taken from the link in post #1:
excerpts:
- Visits to healthcare providers for influenza-like illness increased to approximately 20 percent this week, up from approximately 16 percent last week.
- During the peak of last year?s flu season in March of 2009, approximately three percent of all visits to providers were due to influenza-like illness.
Situation Update
October 21, 2009 3:00 pm MST
Some graphs taken from the link in post #1:
excerpts:
- Visits to healthcare providers for influenza-like illness increased to approximately 20 percent this week, up from approximately 16 percent last week.
- During the peak of last year?s flu season in March of 2009, approximately three percent of all visits to providers were due to influenza-like illness.
Commonground
Senior Moderator
Re: New Mexico Depth. of Health - Information and Case Counts
another chart
another chart