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United States - Uptick in Hospitalizations, Severity of Disease, Quick Death Thread

Commonground

Commonground

Senior Moderator
This thread will capture States that have a large uptick in hospitalizations or deaths inside a weeks time. As the weeks go by, States may drop off of this thread. Or...we can continue to keep an eye on them, and carry statistics from previous weeks, into new posts. I am hoping all of you can post here, when you find statistics like these in your States that you are watching.
 
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Utah

Reported ILI
For the past week (MMWR week 41), the ILI rate for Utah is 6.6% (up
from 3.0% last week).
o This value is above the ILI outbreak threshold of 1.1%.
o ILI is up for the third consecutive week.

Hospitalizations:

There have been 274 influenza-associated hospitalizations (IAHs) (due to
both seasonal and 2009 pandemic strains) reported this season, this is a
147 more than reported last week. The current number of IAHs is very
unusual for this early in the influenza season.
97 have occurred during the past week. (?)

Deaths:

5 deaths occurred in Utah during the past week in which the persons had
confirmed 2009 Pandemic Influenza A (H1N1).

There have been a total of 8 deaths related to 2009 Pandemic Influenza A(H1N1) since the beginning of the 2009-2010 influenza season (which
began August 30, 2009).

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=307792&postcount=2

Comment:
As of yesterday, they're up to 26 deaths, or 10 per million. That's the highest rate in the U.S. except for Puerto Rico (39 deaths) and Guam (2 deaths). http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=308005&postcount=4
 
Re: United States - Uptick in Hospitalizations, Severity of Disease, Quick Death Thread

Arizona

H1N1 Deaths
Week Of

Sept 26-Oct 3: +3
Oct 4-10: +9
Oct 11-17: +7
Oct 18-24: +18

Investigated H1N1 Hosp (since April)

Oct 17: 552
Oct 24: 552
{681???: +129???} These hospitalizations have not been investigated, updated since October 17, so I am out on a limb on this one. Could be a backlog problem.}

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=126303[/QUOTE]
 
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Commonground said:
Utah

Reported ILI
For the past week (MMWR week 41), the ILI rate for Utah is 6.6% (up
from 3.0% last week).
o This value is above the ILI outbreak threshold of 1.1%.
o ILI is up for the third consecutive week.

Hospitalizations:

There have been 274 influenza-associated hospitalizations (IAHs) (due to
both seasonal and 2009 pandemic strains) reported this season, this is a
147 more than reported last week. The current number of IAHs is very
unusual for this early in the influenza season.
97 have occurred during the past week. (?)

Deaths:

5 deaths occurred in Utah during the past week in which the persons had
confirmed 2009 Pandemic Influenza A (H1N1).
There have been a total of 8 deaths related to 2009 Pandemic Influenza A(H1N1) since the beginning of the 2009-2010 influenza season (which
began August 30, 2009).
http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=307792&postcount=2

Comment:
As of yesterday, they're up to 26 deaths, or 10 per million. That's the highest rate in the U.S. except for Puerto Rico (39 deaths) and Guam (2 deaths). http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=308005&postcount=4
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October 28th:

Reported ILI
For the past week (MMWR week 42), the ILI rate for Utah is 9.4% (up
from 6.6% last week).
o This value is above the ILI outbreak threshold of 1.1%.
o ILI is up for the fourth consecutive week.

Hospitalizations
There have been a total of 404 influenza-associated hospitalizations
(IAHs) (due to both seasonal and 2009 pandemic strains) reported this
season, which is an increase of 130 from the 274 reported last week.



Deaths
A total of 12 deaths related to 2009 Pandemic Influenza A (H1N1) have
been reported to public health since the beginning of the 2009-2010
influenza season (which began August 30, 2009). This is 4 more deaths
than reported last week.

http://health.utah.gov/epi/h1n1flu/archive/09-10_arch-sitrep/SitRep102809.pdf
 
Re: United States - Uptick in Hospitalizations, Severity of Disease, Quick Death Thread

Commonground said:
Oklahoma

Hospitalizations:
since 9/1: 504 (58 in ICU)
New for week
ending 10/17: 181


Deaths:
since 9/1: 11
Oct 11-17th: 5


http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?p=308619#post308619
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Hospitalizations:
since 9/1: 678 (87 in ICU) (59% under 19)
New for week
ending 10/17:___181
New for week
ending 10/24:___175



Deaths:
since 9/1:_____17
Oct 11-17th:___ 5
Oct 18-24th:___ 6

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=311864&postcount=1
 
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Alabama

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Also see this thread: http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=130766

Cases
As of
10/19:____5,492 (Rapid Diag. Test)

Deaths
As of
10/23:____20
10/30:____29 [http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/sho...4&postcount=1]

Hospitalizations
Cumulative: 2,334
Oct. 11-17th:____267 (60 hospitals reporting)
 
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Texas
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Re: United States - Uptick in Hospitalizations, Severity of Disease, Quick Death Thread

CDC again pointed out in their briefing yesterday, "Some people who are tested have the test be falsely negative, or inconclusive, or aren't tested at all in the hospital...there are people who don't get reported or laboratories that don't test. Or laboratory tests that are falsely negative."
http://www.cdc.gov/media/transcripts/2009/t091030.htm
 
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High Risk said:
Arizona

H1N1 Deaths
Week Of

Sept 26-Oct 3: +3
Oct 4-10: +9
Oct 11-17: +7
Oct 18-24: +18

Investigated H1N1 Hosp (since April)

Oct 17: 552
Oct 24: 552
{681???: +129???} These hospitalizations have not been investigated, updated since October 17, so I am out on a limb on this one. Could be a backlog problem.}

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=126303
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[/quote]

H1N1 Deaths
Week Of

Sept 26-Oct 3: +3
Oct 4-10: +9
Oct 11-17: +7
Oct 18-24: +18
Oct 25-31: +17

Investigated H1N1 Hosp (since April)

Oct 17: 552
Oct 24: 552
{681???: +129???} These hospitalizations have not been investigated, updated since October 17, so I am out on a limb on this one. Could be a backlog problem.}
Oct 31: 786

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=131482
 
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Arizona:

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*Medical conditions include: asthma, chronic lung disease, chronic heart or circulatory disease, metabolic disease, cancer, pregnancy, immunosuppressive condition, neurologic disease, and other chronic diseases.
**Investigations for identified H1N1 hospitalizations and deaths are ongoing. Pertinent data may not be collected for all identified cases at time of the report, so data presented above may be incomplete.

http://www.azdhs.gov/phs/oids/epi/flu/pdf/weeklyflureport.pdf
 
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From Post #2
Commonground said:
Michigan

Hospitalizations associated with any influenza strain during October 11-17, 2009: 36

Cumulative hospitalizations associated with any influenza strain since Sept 1, 2009: 91

[comment: Over one third of all hospitalizations since September 1st, [6 weeks ago] occurred in the past 7 days.]

http://www.flutrackers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=307788&postcount=1
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Hospitalizations (associated with any influenza strain)
10/11-17____ 36
10/25-31 ____195


Cumulative Since Sept. 1
10/17_____ 91
11/2: _____451

Deaths:
Cumulative:
Since Sept. 1: __19

Week of l0/25-31:______ 10

http://www.michigan.gov/mdch/0,1607,7-132-2940_2955_22779_40563-214192--,00.html
 
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H1N1 Virus Found in 4-Year-Old Who Died Monday
By Tara Garcia Mathewson
Posted November 13, 2009 at 4:42 p.m. , updated November 13, 2009 at 4:48 p.m.
BREMERTON ? The H1N1 virus was detected in a 4-year-old Kitsap County girl who died on Nov. 9, but it is unclear if the virus directly caused her death, according to the Kitsap County Health district.

According to Health District Director Scott Lindquist, the child did not exhibit usual H1N1 symptoms like fever, cough and sore throat.

?What we have here is a little girl that died unexpectedly and had a positive test" for H1N1, Lindquist said.
The child attended an East Bremerton pre-school. Lindquist said the Health District does not plan to ask the school to do anything differently as a result of this death.

?Our advice still remains cover your cough, don?t go to school if you?re sick, wash your hands and get your vaccine if you meet the criteria group,? Lindquist said.

It is the third death involving swine flu in Kitsap County, but the first of a child. A man in his 50s and a woman in her 40s, neither of whom had any other major health issues, died of H1N1 earlier this year.

Twenty-three people in Kitsap County have been hospitalized for H1N1, according to the health district.
http://www.kitsapsun.com/news/2009/nov/13/h1n1-virus-found-4-year-old-who-died-monday/
 
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