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Wisconsin 2009-2010 Flu Season

Wisconsin May 22 Dept. of Health Case Counts

Wisconsin May 22 Dept. of Health Case Counts

(They also have a very nice map by county which I could not get to post.)

Wis. Human Cases of H1N1 Flu Infection
(As of May 22, 2009, 3:00 PM CT)

County Probable cases
Confirmed cases

Adams 0
1

Brown 0
13

Calumet 0
2

Columbia 0
52

Crawford 0
1

Dane 0
90

Dodge 0
1

Door 0
1

Dunn 0
1

Eau Claire 0
2

Fond du Lac 0
9

Grant 0
1

Green 0
1

Iowa 0
1

Jefferson 0
2

Kenosha 0
20

Manitowoc 0
1

Marathon 0
1

Milwaukee 0
706

Outagamie 0
5

Ozaukee 0
14

Polk 0
3

Price 0
1

Racine 0
10

Richland 0
1

Rock 0
15

Shawano 0
1

Sheboygan 0
5

Walworth 0
2

Waukesha 0
54

Waupaca 0
2

Winnebago 0
9

County ID Pending 0
102

Total Count 0
1130

Map of WI H1N1 Flu Cases [PDF]


H1N1 Flu (Swine Flu) Information

Reduced Use of Case Report Form for Novel H1N1 Reporting Memo [May 20, 2009] [PDF]

Stockpile Ordering Information
New forms and policy are available.




Have Questions?

Please call 2-1-1 for information on the flu. 2-1-1 service will provide information on prevention and community resources. Your call to 2-1-1 is free and confidential, and is available throughout Wisconsin. If you call from a cellular phone and encounter problems, dial 877-947-2211.



Public Service Announcements (shown in American Sign Language)

Swine Flu in Wisconsin [Webcast]
H1N1 Preparedness [Webcast]
Community Planning for H1N1 (Swine) Flu [Webcast]
Hygiene Habits to Help Fight the Flu [Webcast]








SITUATION REPORTS NEWS RELEASES
Situation Report - May 14, 2009 [PDF]

Previous Situation Reports...
5/2/09, First Confirmed H1N1 Cases Reported in Wisconsin

Previous News Releases...




EXTERNAL RESOURCES WISCONSIN RESOURCES
 
Re: Wisconsin Dept. of Health Services - Information and Case Counts

Re: Wisconsin Dept. of Health Services - Information and Case Counts

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compare with New York:

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small peak in NYC: 25.April
peak in Milwaukee: 05.May

big peak in NYC:25.May
...




total ILI USA , week 17-23 :
18198,14379,11930,20125,21944,16119,10169

total patients (not only ILI) :
597880,510457,502054,481556,422650,351318

same for region 5 (IL,IN,MI,MN,OH,WI)
1894,1531,1169,1156,1014,978,681
77265,70509,65873,60786,52408,46005,36428


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11 in state die from swine flu in last week

11 in state die from swine flu in last week

Source: http://www.jsonline.com/news/wisconsin/70384492.html

11 in state die from swine flu in last week
By Mark Johnson of the Journal Sentinel
Posted: Nov. 18, 2009 12:48 p.m.

The last week brought 11 more deaths in Wisconsin from swine flu, bringing the state's total to 31, according to the Department of Health Services.

The most recent deaths were the following counties: Dane (2), Jefferson, Kenosha, Marathon, Oconto, Ozaukee, Portage (2), Racine and Waupaca.

Since September 1, 2009, there have been 405 hospitalizations due to the novel H1N1 virus in Wisconsin; about 82% of those people had underlying medical conditions.
 
Re: 11 in state die from swine flu in last week

Re: 11 in state die from swine flu in last week

http://www.wkbt.com/Global/story.asp?S=11530468

Wisconsin confirms 11 H1N1 flu deaths in last week
Posted: Nov 18, 2009 10:50 AM PST Updated: Nov 18, 2009 10:52 AM PST
MADISON, Wis. (AP) -- State health officials are confirming 11 more deaths related to the H1N1 flu in Wisconsin.

The Department of Health Services said Wednesday the deaths were confirmed in the past week across the state, bringing to 31 the number of deaths statewide since last spring.

The new deaths includes two each in Dane and Portage counties, and single cases in Jefferson, Kenosha, Marathon, Oconto, Ozaukee, Racine and Waupaca counties.

The department say H1N1 flu cases are modestly decreasing across the state, but the presence of the virus still remains widespread.



Minnesota health officials are reporting five new deaths from H1N1 flu.

The state Department of Health says 26 Minnesotans have died from confirmed H1N1 flu cases since the virus appeared in the state, with another two deaths from unspecified flu like illnesses.

Nine schools reported outbreaks in the past week, compared with 40 schools the week before. Two nursing homes also had outbreaks.

State Health Commissioner Sanne Magnan told WCCO-AM the update is good news. She says the state is on the down side of the second wave of the virus.

Magnan says that leaves time to get people vaccinated in case a third wave comes. She says that's likely after the first of the year.
 
WI Department of Health week 2: 1 pediatric death

WI Department of Health week 2: 1 pediatric death

WI Department of Health reports 5 new H1N1 deaths
Posted: Dec 02, 2009 1:33 PM EST
MADISON (WKOW) -- According to its weekly report, the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) says five people have died from H1N1 in the past week. Deaths were reported in Douglas, Oneida, Outagamie, and Walworth Counties.

To date, there have been 40 H1N1-related deaths in Wisconsin since the virus hit this spring. H1N1 activity is expected to continue through the season. Health officials expect another wave of cases could occur. Seasonal influenza cases are expected to come later in December or January.
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http://www.wkowtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11607471
 
Re: WI Department of Health reports 5 new H1N1 deaths -total 40

Re: WI Department of Health reports 5 new H1N1 deaths -total 40

West Allis reports swine flu death
By Jesse Garza of the Journal Sentinel

Posted: Dec. 2, 2009 6:46 p.m.

Health officials in West Allis on Wednesday confirmed the city's first death related to the H1N1 influenza virus.

No information on the victim was provided in a news release from West Allis health commissioner Terry Brandenburg confirming the death.

Swine flu appears to be waning around the country, though there remains "considerable H1N1 activity," in Wisconsin, according to the state Department of Health Services.

The death in West Allis brings to six the number of confirmed swine flu-related deaths in the last week in Wisconsin, bringing the state's total to 41 since the spring. Five other newly reported deaths occurred in the following counties: Douglas (2), Oneida, Outagamie and Walworth. Since September the state has had a total of 698 hospitalizations due to the novel H1N1 virus.

More than 1.2 million doses of H1N1 vaccine have been allocated to the state.

For more information online on the flu, go to www.flu.wisconsin.gov/">www.flu.wisconsin.gov. The site includes the 2-1-1 vaccine locator link, which provides information on vaccine clinics around the state.

http://www.jsonline.com/news/wisconsin/78372652.html
 
3 More Deaths Linked To H1N1 Flu Virus - Total 43

3 More Deaths Linked To H1N1 Flu Virus - Total 43

Officials: Officials: 3 More Deaths Linked To H1N1 Flu Virus

Deaths Reported In Sheboygan County, West Allis

Thu Dec 10, 2009 02:33 a.m. | MADISON, Wis.

Three more people have died in Wisconsin from H1N1 flu virus, according to state health officials.

The state Department of Health Services reported Thursday that 43 people have died from the so-called swine flu so far this fall.

The news comes even though the department also says Wisconsin is following the national trend with a decline in overall cases. However, swine flu cases are expected to be seen throughout the flu season and another wave could occur.

Since September there have been 821 hospitalizations due to swine flu in Wisconsin. Two of the three new deaths were reported in Sheboygan County and the third was in West Allis.

http://m.channel3000.com/news/21922669/
 
State reports 4 new H1N1 deaths in Wis. - Total 47

State reports 4 new H1N1 deaths in Wis. - Total 47

State reports 4 new H1N1 deaths in Wis.

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MADISON (WKOW) -- State health officials are reporting the deaths of four more people from the H1N1 influenza virus.

Wednesday's weekly report by the state Department of Health shows the death toll has risen to 47 people since April.

Last week's swine flu-related deaths were reported in Bayfield, Dane, Milwaukee and Polk counties.

Public health officials stress another wave of H1N1 cases could be incoming over the winter months and there's no time like the present to get vaccinated.

http://www.wkowtv.com/Global/story.asp?S=11687265
 
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