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Updated: Saturday, November 7th, 2009
(To correspond with CDPH reporting, cases will now be reported on Tuesday for the previous week (Sunday through Saturday)
Please note we are no longer tracking and reporting all hospitalized cases of Pandemic H1N1. Below you will find information on ICU cases and deaths.
Pandemic H1N1 Influenza (Swine Flu) Cases in Orange County, CA
Swine Flue Orange County Weekly update—3 More Deaths—No Sign of Harmful Virus Mutation
Dolores Barr, Editor and Publisher , OC180NEWS.com
Published 11/24/2009 - 6:00 a.m. Pacific Time ABOUT THE AUTHOR
In the regular weekly update, The California Department of Public Health, CDPH, recently reported swine flu deaths in California have now reached 318, an increase of 21 during the week. In Orange County, the total deaths have climbed to 35, up from 32 one week ago. For both Orange County and the state, the weekly death rate is less than the previous week. However, new hospitalizations were considerably higher than the previous week.
