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2009 Swine Flu Outbreak: Updates for Tuesday April 28th
| Apr 28th 2009 | General Cold and Flu Immunology |
In the United States, there are now more than 45 cases confirmed by the CDC in New York, 10 cases in California, 2 cases in Kansas, 6 cases in Texas and 1 case in Ohio.
CDC is further confirming that it believes the number of cases will continue to increase in the days to come. Furthermore, the CDC is now recommending that all Americans avoid all “non-essential travel” to Mexico.
GluvSnap will continue to bring you up to date information about this outbreak as they become available. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has also dedicated ample resources on its website to update you as new information becomes available. Be sure to visit CDC’s website for recommendation and other details as well.
You can also read GluvSnap’s guide to Swine Flu for further key facts about this outbreak.
CDC is further confirming that it believes the number of cases will continue to increase in the days to come. Furthermore, the CDC is now recommending that all Americans avoid all “non-essential travel” to Mexico.
GluvSnap will continue to bring you up to date information about this outbreak as they become available. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has also dedicated ample resources on its website to update you as new information becomes available. Be sure to visit CDC’s website for recommendation and other details as well.
You can also read GluvSnap’s guide to Swine Flu for further key facts about this outbreak.
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