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Note: The number of Oregon's confirmed cases reported on the CDC's website might differ from numbers posted here. If there is a discrepancy, data from our website should be considered as being the most accurate and up to date.
Cases:
Oregon Public Health will no longer be reporting laboratory-confirmed case counts by county. Because only a small proportion of persons with respiratory illness are tested for H1N1, confirmed case counts underestimate the true number of H1N1 cases. We will continue to report on hospitalized cases and deaths.
In Oregon, there have been 74 hospitalizations and 7 deaths among confirmed H1N1 cases.
"During the week of July 19th-25th three pediatric and twelve adult influenza-related
hospitalizations were reported statewide. All but one have been confirmed H1N1. One
H1N1-related death occurred during this week. This is the highest number of hospitalizations
reported for a one week period since H1N1 was first identified in Oregon. There was also a
reported outbreak of influenza at a camp that has since been confirmed as H1N1"
