Swine Flu Status in USA 2

What should be the CDC if the disease to the people the flu - like symptoms, such as the novel is to provide guidelines for H1N1 infection. CDC is also the home of a sick person and the use of respiratory masks and novel influenza transmission (H1n1) to reduce the announced guidelines for care. Often, a routine precaution, all hands to limit the spread of home stay and add to other people to avoid contact with sick people and washing to prevent the spread of disease germs.
Test

Now all the states and CDC and the U.S. Territory and Puerto Rico Colombia's novel about the dissolution of the test kit to detect the H1N1 virus has developed a PCR diagnostic test kits. Test kits will also ship internationally. This is the United States and other countries for this new virus can be tested.
Vaccine

Novel H1N1 vaccine production, working closely with the manufacturer at the beginning of the process are to take aggressive action with a novel H1N1 influenza immunization in the United States government is a very important part of the response. CDC isolated a new virus H1N1, the virus, and can be used to create the vaccine, the vaccine candidates and testing of other institutions and industry to start production of the vaccine is working. The process of creating a vaccine for a few months too long to complete a step is required. CDC on a national and regional plans for the novel H1N1 influenza immunization campaign to support the Department of Public Health has developed a map. Additional maps can be used.
Deployment of resources

CDC, the United States and U.S. territories in continental Europe, the 25 strategic national stockpile for all countries (SNS) is the percentage of the supplies. The antiviral drugs, personal protective equipment and respiratory protection equipment is included. These medicines and supplies in response to a novel H1N1 virus will help states and U.S. territories.
Surveillance

Of routine influenza surveillance system has been detected by the CDC, and weekly reports FluView novel influenza (H1N1) activity. Tracking through multiple systems in the U.S. CDC flu. Overall, the flu and the influenza surveillance system of the United States, the novel H1N1 infection in several parts of the United States, will continue in some cases, such as influenza - Represents a reduction in violent activities. A novel flu virus now almost 100% of the H1N1 virus have been found.

States and Territories*	Confirmed and Probable Cases	Deaths
States
Alabama	477 cases	0 deaths
Alaska	272 cases	0 deaths
Arizona	947 cases	15 deaths
Arkansas	131 cases	0 deaths
California	3161 cases	52 deaths
Colorado	171 cases	0 deaths
Connecticut	1713 cases	8 deaths
Delaware	381 cases	0 deaths
Florida	2915 cases	23 deaths
Georgia	222 cases	1 death
Hawaii	1424 cases	3 deaths
Idaho	166 cases	0 deaths
Illinois	3404 cases	17 deaths
Indiana	291 cases	1 death
Iowa	165 cases	0 deaths
Kansas	204 cases	0 deaths
Kentucky	143 cases	0 deaths
Louisiana	232 cases	0 deaths
Maine	145 cases	0 deaths
Maryland	766 cases	4 deaths
Massachusetts	1370 cases	5 deaths
Michigan	515 cases	9 deaths
Minnesota	670 cases	3 deaths
Mississippi	252 cases	0 deaths
Missouri	76 cases	1 death
Montana	94 cases	0 deaths
Nebraska	313 cases	1 death
Nevada	467 cases	0 deaths
New Hampshire	247 cases	0 deaths
New Jersey	1414 cases	15 deaths
New Mexico	232 cases	0 deaths
New York	2738 cases	63 deaths
North Carolina	483 cases	5 deaths
North Dakota	63 cases	0 deaths
Ohio	188 cases	1 death
Oklahoma	189 cases	1 death
Oregon	524 cases	5 deaths
Pennsylvania	1960 cases	8 deaths
Rhode Island	192 cases	2 deaths
South Carolina	244 cases	0 deaths
South Dakota	45 cases	0 deaths
Tennessee	283 cases	1 death
Texas	5151 cases	27 deaths
Utah	988 cases	16 deaths
Vermont	59 cases	0 deaths
Virginia	327 cases	2 deaths
Washington	658 cases	7 deaths
Washington, D.C.	45 cases	0 deaths
West Virginia	243 cases	0 deaths
Wisconsin	6222 cases	6 deaths
Wyoming	111 cases	0 deaths
Territories
American Samoa	8 cases	0 deaths
Guam	1 case	0 deaths
Puerto Rico	20 cases	0 deaths
Virgin Islands	49 cases	0 deaths
TOTAL (55)*	43,771 cases	302 deaths